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Buy Local Twin Cities | |
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MetroIBA is devoted to preserving the locally owned, independent businesses that help the Twin Cities maintain its unique community character and economic strength. They do that by promoting these businesses, educating the public on the VALUE of shopping local and – lastly — they seek to improve the conditions for local, independent business by influencing public policy. Find a list of all the local business at www.buylocaltwincities.com |
Lamey Law | |
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Lamey Law Firm, P.A. focuses more than half of its practice on counseling consumers in debt. You may feel like you have no way out of your situation, and you may even feel desperate and humiliated. But no matter how bad your financial situation may seem, Lamey Law Firm can help. Contact them at 651.209.3550 or visit their website at Brokmn.com |
My Scene City | |
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My Scene City is a proud LGBTQA Twin Cities’ publication, uniting the community for the common good. Pick up an issue of My Scene City at any GLBT friendly bar or restaurant or read the digital version at myscenecity.com. |
Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community | |
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Sponsor of Automatic External Defibrillators donations. A federally recognized Indian tribe formally organized under federal reservation status in 1969. Tribal members are direct lineal descendants of Mdewakanton Dakota people who resided in villages near the banks of the lower Minnesota River. For information about charitable giving, email donations@shakopeedakota.org. |
Semper Fi Marines S | |
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SemperFiMariness.com is your super store for the Marine Corps. Their Mission is to promote and support Marine Corp & Other Services by providing quality merchandise and excellent customer service, while giving back by contributing to military support organizations. Phone: 651-434-4986 |
Lavender Magazine | |
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Unleash your inner gay! 3715 Chicago Avenue South |
Domestic Abuse Project | |
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The Domestic Abuse Project in Minneapolis envisions a community free from domestic violence. We seek to permanently break the cycle of family violence by leading societal change and by providing men, women and children with essential tools needed to eliminate violence in their lives. Since 1979, DAP has provided therapy for every member of the family, and advocacy for people in crisis right here in the Twin Cities. 204 West Franklin Avenue Minneapolis MN 55404 If you are in immediate danger, call 911. Contact DAP Advocacy at 612.673.3526 for crisis intervention services. Contact DAP’s First Call desk at 612.874.7063 to register for therapy classes. www.domesticabuseproject.com |