October 8, 2024 — The Bde Maka Ska Pavilion in Minneapolis, illuminated at night, features signage honoring the lake's Dakota name, "Bdé Óta Othúŋwe," meaning "Many Village Place."October 10, 2024 — A residential property in Minneapolis is adorned with elaborate Halloween decorations, featuring prominent figures from the "Ghostbusters" franchise. The display includes a large inflatable Stay Puft Marshmallow Man and a replica of the Ecto-1 vehicle, alongside numerous pumpkins and a Slimer decoration.October 10, 2024 — A digital billboard advertising "The Abandoned Hayride" is illuminated at dusk along Interstate 35W, with the Minneapolis skyline visible in the background. The billboard promotes the attraction as "The Haunted Hayride - Totally Reimagined" and indicates it is "Open Tonight." The Abandoned Hayride is a seasonal event typically held in Chaska, Minnesota, offering a Halloween-themed experience.October 10, 2024 — The Aurora Borealis is visible above Cedar Lake in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The lights of the downtown Minneapolis skyline are reflected in the water. Cedar Lake is one of the city's Chain of Lakes, a system of lakes and parkland that provides a significant natural and recreational resource within the urban environment.October 15, 2024 — The Minneapolis skyline, photographed in October 2024, showcases the city's central business district. Prominent structures include the IDS Center, completed in 1973, which was Minneapolis's tallest building for decades, and the Capella Tower, finished in 1992.October 15, 2024 — A sticker reading "System Change - Not Climate Change" and "All Days For Future" is affixed to a pedestrian crossing signal in Minneapolis.October 15, 2024 — George Floyd Square, also known as the "Autonomous Zone," in Minneapolis, is pictured here. The intersection of Chicago Avenue and 38th Street became a focal point for protests following the murder of George Floyd by Minneapolis police on May 25, 2020. The area was occupied by protesters for an extended period, transforming it into a space for community gathering and remembrance. A prominent banner on a nearby gas station reads "WHERE THERE'S PEOPLE THERE'S POWER."October 16, 2024 — Construction of the METRO Green Line Extension, also known as the Southwest Light Rail Transit (SWLRT) project, is underway in St. Louis Park, Minnesota. This expansion aims to connect St. Paul and Eden Prairie, enhancing public transportation options in the Twin Cities metropolitan area. The project involves significant infrastructure development, including new tracks, stations, and bridges, to integrate light rail service into the existing transit network. Completion of the Green Line Extension is anticipated to improve accessibility and reduce travel times for commuters.October 17, 2024 — The Target store on Nicollet Mall in Downtown Minneapolis. The store is the flagship store of Target Corporation which has it's headquarters down the road.October 17, 2024 — A street vendor, identified by the "Butter Cookies For Days" sign on their cart, operates in downtown Minneapolis.October 17, 2024 — A line of concertgoers waits outside the historic State Theatre in downtown Minneapolis for a performance by Anne Wilson.October 17, 2024 — A crowd gathers outside the First Avenue concert hall in downtown Minneapolis with a "Let's Go Lynx" banner hanging on the side, referring to the WNBA's Minnesota Lynx basketball team.October 17, 2024 — A supermoon rises behind prominent buildings in downtown Minneapolis, including the IDS Center, which is illuminated in gold, and the RBC Plaza, lit with purple accents. The IDS Center, completed in 1972, was Minneapolis's tallest building for decades and remains a significant architectural landmark.October 18, 2024 — A "Cats for Kamala" yard sign is displayed in South Minneapolis, Minnesota, less than a month before the 2024 Presidential election.October 18, 2024 — Yard signs supporting Kamala Harris and Tim Walz, and opposing "Project 2025," are displayed on a residential lawn in South Minneapolis. The "Minnesotans for Harris Walz" sign indicates support for the Democratic ticket in a political election.October 18, 2024 — Construction is underway for the Royalston Avenue/Farmers Market Station, a key component of the Green Line Extension project in Minneapolis. The Green Line Extension aims to enhance public transportation accessibility and support the region's growth.October 20, 2024 — The October 2024 issue of Southside Pride features a cover story on the Minneapolis Police Third Precinct and a separate article on the "Harris-Walz" ticket. The Third Precinct building was set ablaze by protesters following the murder of George Floyd in May 2020. The article discusses the ongoing efforts to rebuild the precinct into a community hall and democracy center, reflecting on the site's significance after the 2020 unrest.October 23, 2024 — Graffiti reading "WALZ FAILED" is visible on the roof of the Minnesota Governor's Residence in St. Paul. The message appeared while Governor Tim Walz was campaigning for Vice President.October 23, 2024 — Graffiti reading "WALZ FAILED" is visible on the roof of the Minnesota Governor's Residence in St. Paul. The message appeared while Governor Tim Walz was campaigning for Vice President.October 24, 2024 — A rider on a motorized unicycle travels along the Midtown Greenway in Minneapolis during autumn. This multi-use trail, established on a former railroad corridor, provides a vital transportation and recreation link through the city.October 24, 2024 — The Midtown Greenway in Minneapolis is a 5.5-mile-long multi-use trail built on a former railroad corridor. This path, which runs through the heart of the city, provides a vital connection for cyclists, pedestrians, and skaters.October 24, 2024 — A yard sign supporting Kamala Harris and Tim Walz for President is displayed in South Minneapolis. The sign features cartoonish portraits of Harris, who was the Democratic nominee for Vice President, and Walz, the then-incumbent Governor of Minnesota.October 24, 2024 — In South Minneapolis, a "No Justice No Streets" sign, referencing the "George Floyd Square" area, stands near a yard sign supporting Kamala Harris and Tim Walz for president. The "No Justice No Streets" slogan emerged from protests following the murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis in 2020, which led to the establishment of a protest zone at the intersection of 38th Street and Chicago Avenue.October 24, 2024 — A "Recipe for Love" is painted in blue on a pink planter box in South Minneapolis. The recipe lists ingredients such as "2 scoops of Smile," "3 spoonful of Sharing," and "Loads of Love," with instructions to "mix well & bake for a lifetime."October 24, 2024 — In South Minneapolis, yard signs reflect contemporary political discourse and historical reflection. One sign displays a montage of past U.S. presidents, including George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, Theodore Roosevelt, Franklin D. Roosevelt, John F. Kennedy, and Barack Obama, with the question "Remember when presidents were presidential?".October 24, 2024 — Harris Walz and other political yard signs prior to the 2024 presidential election. As seen in South Minneapolis.October 24, 2024 — Yard signs in South Minneapolis express political sentiments related to the 2024 presidential election and opposition to "Project 2025." The signs include "Kamala 2024" and "Harris & Walz 2024," indicating support for the Biden-Harris ticket and potentially Tim Walz, the current Governor of Minnesota. Another sign, "STOP PROJECT 2025," signals opposition to a conservative policy initiative.October 24, 2024 — The Minneapolis Police 3rd Precinct building in October 2024, several years after it was significantly damaged by fire. The precinct was set ablaze by protesters in May 2020 following the murder of George Floyd by Minneapolis police officers.October 26, 2024 — Harriet Avenue in Minneapolis is lined with trees displaying vibrant autumn foliage in late October.October 26, 2024 — Colorful leaves on trees on the Midtown Greenway in South Minneapolis.October 26, 2024 — The Midtown Greenway in Minneapolis is a 5.5-mile paved multi-use trail built on a former railroad corridor. Opened in phases starting in 2000, it connects diverse neighborhoods across the city. The trail is a vital piece of urban infrastructure, providing a safe and accessible route for cyclists, walkers, and runners. Its conversion from a freight line to a public path demonstrates a commitment to active transportation and the repurposing of industrial land for community benefit.October 28, 2024 — Workers remove razor wire from the Minneapolis Police Department's Third Precinct building, which was damaged during protests following the murder of George Floyd in 2020. The precinct was subsequently fortified with concrete barricades and razor wire. The city is now redeveloping the site into a "Democracy Center" intended to house election services and community spaces, replacing the temporary security measures with standard construction fencing.October 28, 2024 — Workers remove razor wire from the exterior of the Minneapolis Police Department's Third Precinct building. The precinct was heavily damaged by fire during protests following the murder of George Floyd in May 2020. The razor wire and concrete barricades were installed as security measures during the subsequent unrest and the Derek Chauvin trial. The city plans to redevelop the site into a "Democracy Center" intended to house election services and community spaces.October 28, 2024 — Construction fencing and concrete barriers surround the Minneapolis Police Third Precinct building, which is undergoing redevelopment. The precinct was famously damaged by fire during protests following the murder of George Floyd in May 2020. The city plans to transform the site into a "Democracy Center" intended to house election services and community spaces.
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