Wedge Table in Minneapolis, the Wedge Co-op s Eat Street outpost, is closing in July The final day of production is scheduled for July 12. June 2, 2021 6:00am Text size Copy shortlink:
The Wedge Table, the six-year-old Eat Street destination, will close in July.
Located at 2412 S. Nicollet Av. in Minneapolis, the Wedge Table houses a bodega-style grocery store, cafe, community room and commissary kitchen. It s a component of member-owned Twin Cities Co-op Partners (TCCP), which operates the Wedge and Linden Hills co-ops in Minneapolis and Co-op Partners Warehouse in St. Paul. This is definitely unfortunate, and in a way it s probably a little bit overdue, said Josh Resnik, the group s CEO. We held on as long as we could, but the pandemic accelerated it.
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The Leonard Hofstadter depicter on The Big Bang Theory quickly counters his ex-girlfriend and former co-star s claim on a Valentine s Day tribute for her husband Karl Cook. Feb 16, 2021
Kaley Cuoco s Valentine s Day tribute for Karl Cook. Upon learning that his ex-girlfriend and former co-star described her life before meeting her husband boring , the Leonard Hofstadter depicter on
On Sunday, February 14, Kaley shared on Instagram a picture of her kissing Karl with their face masks on. In the caption, the 35-year-old actress wrote her dedication, Happy 5 years to the weirdest person I know! I don t remember a moment before you entered my life.. what a boring life that must have been! I love you @mrtankcook.
During February, Twin Cities Co-op Partners plans to highlight products from Black-owned businesses featured in their stores. Author: Heidi Wigdahl Updated: 11:46 AM CST January 30, 2021
MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota There s a story behind every brand. Behind every product, there is a person who made it possible.
During Black History Month in February, Twin Cities Co-op Partners (TCCP) will be highlighting products from Black-owned businesses featured at their co-ops.
It s part of their mission to build community by developing a strong, local food system. I think it s become apparent to us over the last couple of years and especially since this past summer with all the events surrounding George Floyd that while we kind of talk about building a strong, local food system, that it s not a truly equitable food system for everybody. And so one thing we really want to do is highlight a lot of the amazing local vendors that we have and highlight