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It’s the coldest St. Patrick’s Day since 1993, but the parade must go on
ST. PAUL, Minn. – Though that is the coldest St. Patrick’s Day since 1993 within the Twin Cities, St. Paul is getting on with a busy weekend of occasions.
The annual parade in St. Paul is a convention that began again in 1967. This yr the parade goes again to this roots and strolling the unique route from its first yr — beginning at Rice Park, heading down fifth Avenue and ending at Mears Park.
The chilly wasn’t stopping anybody from popping out right here and having a great time right now.
Almost half of Individuals plan to have fun St. Patrick’s Day
“I obtained that little little bit of Irish in my household, however I really like St. Paul I really like hanging out with my preserve individuals and irs simply type of one other alternative to have fun collectively and neglect that we’re freezing,” Janet Katzenmaier stated.
The parade is not the one enjoyable taking place this weekend. Patrick McGovern’s, off West seventh Avenue and Kellogg Boulevard, is anticipating 20,000 individuals to come back by means of their pub Friday.
Reasonably than dwell on the 2023 parade and the way chilly it’s, as a substitute possibly flash again to 2012, when the excessive temperature reached a strong 80 levels — roughly 100 levels totally different from what the “appears like” temperatures are in components of Minnesota right now.
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Entering this transfer portal, Minnesota’s wide receiver room was a major focus for P.J. Fleck and his coaching staff.
It shouldn’t be a surprise. Entering the offseason, the Gophers were set to say goodbye to both Daniel Jackson and Elijah Spencer. Behind them, the depth at the position was highly inexperienced outside of Le’Meke Brockington. The only other receiver to appear in more than 10 games this season was Cristian Driver who had a limited impact in 2024.
Now with the Gophers putting the finishing touches on their transfer portal class this window, three of the program’s top four commitments in the portal are wide receivers.
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Combined, the three wide receivers bring 88 career games of experience with them and over 1,500 career snaps.
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