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Accent Signage to press on
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Police Chief Dolan to step down Nov. 2
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Steering a course for next 20 years of road construction
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Jeno Paulucci money in nasty court dispute
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Academic goals lowered, but Minneapolis still falls short
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Target Center makeover estimate is made over, too
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Report: Pipe's inability to handle weight behind massive 2011 gas line blast
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Mpls. boy, 15, to be tried as adult in Nizzel shooting
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Minneapolis man found guilty of aiding Somalia terrorist group
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Missing 85-year-old Mpls. man has Alzheimer's disease
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Clocks due for a face-lift
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Somali terror case in jury's hands
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Police officers, citizens receive awards for bravery, service
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911 calls reveal fear inside, out during attack at Accent Signage
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FBI at Somali terror trial: 'He was flip-flopping'
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Somali terror trial focuses on tapes
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Minneapolis school district takes state to court
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Police: Drunken driver hits 6 pedestrians near U of M
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Plymouth Av. Bridge in Minneapolis reopening on Monday after two years
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Lileks: Minneapolis checking on the pulse of things
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Walking vigil Sunday for young Minneapolis victim
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Andover legislator questions transit cop overtime
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Tuition freeze in the works at U
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< Surly Darkness Day >
Posted at 10/22 23:55 by ThriftyHipster's RSS
This Surly staple day has since become famous, and now is another reason to party. It's an all-out buy Surly stuff day.
Want to try the Darkness? This may very well be your only opportunity to try it! Limited release means if you don't get a wristband for the day, you probably won't have it (though we have see it a few times at Grumpy's NE)... Anyway, the release has turned in to quit the party! An full day to celebrate Halloween and the DARKNESS, a beer created by rocker-turned-head-brewer Todd Haug.
Info:
- Saturday, 10/27/2012: 11am-6pm at the Surly Brewery
- Food Trucks: Stanleys, Nate Dogs, Chef Shack, Barrio, Smack Shack, and more
- Music: God Came from Space, We are Legion, Wolvhammer, Powermad (Todd's band)
