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Cory Zurowski

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Minneapolis, MN, United States

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Past articles by Cory:

A Minnesota town fights for its life against a factory farm

Economic development in eastern South Dakota can be explained in a word: udders. → Read More

Minneapolis police union finally gets its vandal

The vandal’s choices of weaponry were pretty harmless at first. … → Read More

'Go back to Mexico’: Video captures racist Menards shopper in West St. Paul

Guadeloupe Castillo walked into Menards on South Robert Street in West St. Paul last week. The 28 year old was on the market for a… → Read More

Edina developer Steve Minn calls Minneapolis campaign mail 'a public service'

A south Minneapolis citizen complains that someone who lives in Edina is 'not my neighbor.' → Read More

4 Native American statues Minnesota could do without

Some Minnesota towns' statues are more about obscuring the past than honoring it. → Read More

Minnesota counties to sue Big Pharma for profiting from opioid epidemic

They're the first two Minnesota counties to sue companies that made money off the opioid crisis, but probably won't be the last. → Read More

Fight over access to Minnesota's Black Lake comes down to a 116-year-old document

A township order from 1901 called for the road’s creation. But was it built in the right place? → Read More

Bemidji hopes new hockey rink loses less money than the one it already has

'What we used to use for police, parks, potholes, streets... that has now been diverted to the Sanford Center.' → Read More

Uptown Sons of Norway development boasts turreted lobby, ice rink, and 'fjord'

The Ryan Companies have unveiled their proposed development for the Sons of Norway site in Uptown. Fan or detractor, there’s no denying it’s bold and… → Read More

Shocking: Erik Paulsen backs a tax plan that helps his corporate supporters

Erik Paulsen: There for corporations when they need him most. → Read More

One weird trick to fix downtown Minneapolis

What if downtown Minneapolis felt more like Uptown? → Read More

Iida Dorsey's brothel and the heyday of Minneapolis' red light district

Brothels proliferated in Minnesota until Governor John Pillsbury's 'purity crusade'. → Read More

Rep. Mary Franson and the damage her bomb-throwing does to the LGBT cause

Their lives are spent being torn down by people like this, and then they face ridicule after being broken by the society that outcasted and broke them in the first place. → Read More

Why is it so hard to understand white privilege?

White privilege doesn't mean that you didn't have hardships. It means that you've had different hardships than a person of color. → Read More

The devil went down to Belle Plaine looking for $35,000

The silhouetted soldier, rifle in hand, kneels before a cross. Resident Joseph Gregory, an 87-year-old Army veteran made the statue. The Belle Plaine Vet's Club… → Read More

New Brighton Council meeting turns into 'white privilege' catfight

The meeting began as a cozy affair. Seven people occupied a table as New Brighton Mayor Val Johnson led the congratulations. Days earlier, Councilman Brian… → Read More

Zombie apocalypse homework at Minnesota school had students picking who to ‘sacrifice’

One parent did not appreciate the grim prompt. → Read More

Bloomington looks to sell public parkland, and people aren't happy

The nine-plus acres of green space along Normandale Boulevard in Bloomington lays torpid. In 2012, the city, "due to falling golf demand," consolidated Hyland Greens… → Read More

Commons park -- and Vikings welfare

It upsets me when big corporations, like the Vikings, get publicly subsidized handouts under the guise of economic impact. → Read More

UW-Superior courses cut because students are incapable of good decisions

The gales of November sweep across the University of Wisconsin-Superior campus with especial brutality this year. But Lake Superior isn't the culprit. The school administration… → Read More