Kellog Blvd. Demonstrators
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When confronted with a line of mounted police on one side of the boulevard, the demonstrators ran around the police and spilled objects such as waste cans and newspaper racks on the street.
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Kellog Blvd. Demonstrators
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Kellogg Boulevard is reserved for use by buses delivering and retrievingdelegates to the convention. It is bisected by concrete barriers, chain link fence, and barb wire. Drivers who go down the rght side of the road are shunted onto 35E unless they turn right onto College Avenue or Mulberry Street. Pedestrians cannot get through and are shunted onto a promenade along 35E. Continue Reading
Kellog Blvd. Demonstrators
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During early afternoon, while many people were still making their way to the State Capitol for the scheduled march, a group of about twenty-five demonstrators, proclaiming “We’re Queer, We’re Here” tried to march down Kellogg Boulevard towards the Xcel Energy Center, site of the Republican National Convention. Continue Reading
Get to know the School Board candidates: Mary Buss
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On Sept. 9, Minneapolis voters will vote to send six of nine candidates for School Board to the general election on Nov. 4. Three of those six will be elected to at-large seats. Candidates are listed alphabetically. Continue Reading
