Minneapolis, MN
New food hall coming to Eat Street in south Minneapolis
A brand new meals corridor is coming to south Minneapolis later this summer season.
Eat Avenue Crossing will make its debut at 2821 Nicollet Avenue South within the former Outdated Arizona Studios constructing.
John Ng and Lona Goh, co-owners of Zen Field Izakaya, first had the concept and labored with the co-owners of Bebe Zito, Ben Spangler and Gabriella Grant-Spangler, to additional develop the plan.
“We began the method earlier than the pandemic, which appears so way back!” Goh mentioned in a press launch. “However having this a lot lead time meant that we might fastidiously select who we needed to work with, and likewise allowed us to be considerate about the feel and appear we needed to create. I’m so proud that we have now largely ladies and new Individuals in management roles. Our workforce is strong — there’s a real spirit of mutual respect, friendship, and collaboration.”
The meals corridor is ready to function “six distinct” meals ideas, all which have but to be revealed as of Monday, however there can be a brand new idea from Bebe Zito’s Spangler and Grant-Spangler.
Meals from Bebe Zito, which slings burgers and handmade ice cream at Lyndale and twenty second and at one other Minneapolis meals corridor: The Market at Malcolm Yards, may also be out there.
The 15,000-square-foot area within the Whittier Neighborhood may also have indoor and outside seating areas, an occasion area, and a liquor retailer.
The area may also function a full bar that includes a “wine wall,” which can function a rotating number of “top quality” wines by the bottle, in addition to providing non-alcoholic cocktails.
“We discovered to embrace the spirit of the various manufacturers of a meals corridor program when planning how they might coexist inside the area,” Harner mentioned. “Every meals idea has its personal appear and feel; nonetheless, we wove in delicate threads of comparable however assorted supplies all through the area.”
“They dwell collectively beneath one roof like a household, but every with its personal distinct character.”
Meals halls have been taking on the Twin Cities space lately. The aforementioned Market at Malcolm Yards opened simply final 12 months, whereas different new Minneapolis meals halls embrace Graze Provisions + Libations within the North Loop, and the soon-to-open Dayton’s Market in downtown.
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MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) – The Minneapolis Police Department is asking for the public’s help as they search for a vulnerable teen reported missing on Thursday.
Missing teen in Minneapolis
What we know: The Minneapolis Police Department issued an alert on Thursday evening for 16-year-old Ashton Ferraro who went missing in the afternoon hours.
Police say he was last seen in the area of Hennepin Avenue East and Central Avenue Northeast around 1 p.m.
Ashton is described as a thin, 5’8″ tall, with hazel eyes and brown hair. He was wearing a blue puffy Hilfiger jacket with a white stripe, a black hoodie, black pants, and black shoes.
The backstory: Police say Ashton doesn’t live in Minneapolis but was in the city with his family when he jumped from their vehicle and ran away.
Police say Ferraro is diagnosed with bipolar disorder, ADHD, and is on the autism spectrum.
How to help: Police ask anyone who sees Ferrara to call 911 immediately. Anyone with potential information on his whereabouts can call non-emergency dispatch at 612-348-2345, email policetips@minneapolismn.gov. Anonymous tips can also be submitted through Crimestoppers by calling 1-800-222-TIPS (8477) or online at www.CrimeStoppersMN.org.
MINNEAPOLIS — A 38-year-old Minneapolis woman is accused of speeding through multiple red lights before causing a crash at Emerson Avenue North and 26th Avenue North that left two people dead and two injured.
Teniki Steward, 38, faces two counts of criminal vehicular homicide and two counts of criminal vehicular operation. If convicted, she faces up 10 years in prison and a $20,000 fine.
The crash killed Esther Jean Fulks and Rose Elaine Reece.
“Our office has been in close communication with the Minneapolis Police Department regarding this case, which was submitted to our office on Thursday and charged Friday,” Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty said.
“This was another completely avoidable incident of a car being driven irresponsibly with disastrous consequences. Our thoughts are with the surviving victims and with the families of the two members of our community who were killed.”
On Dec. 16, Minneapolis police responded to a crash at the intersection of Emerson Avenue North and 26th Avenue North.
Prosecutors said Steward was driving a Buick Enclave at a high rate of speed when she ran a red light at Emerson Avenue North and Broadway Avenue North, nearly causing a collision.
Steward continued driving northbound on Emerson Avenue North at high speed, according to authorities.
As she approached 26th Avenue North, the traffic light for northbound traffic was red. Despite this, Steward entered the intersection at high speed and struck a Ford Explorer traveling eastbound, which was lawfully entering the intersection on a green light, authorities said.
The collision killed both individuals in the Ford Explorer. The force of the impact caused the Explorer to hit a pedestrian on the sidewalk, resulting in a third victim.
The passenger in the Buick Enclave also suffered injuries in the crash
After last year’s brown Christmas, the big question people had in the Twin Cities metro this holiday season was will it be a white or brown Christmas? It was officially a white Christmas once again in Minnesota’s big cities.
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