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Title Main Contact Reportname Address City State Zip Work Phone ReportName Main Contact Title Address City State Zip Work Phone Primary Category Other Category 1 Other Category 2 Other Category 3 Other Category 4 18 VINE Elliott Threat 26 10th ST W ST Paul MN 55102 815-651-1125 CONCESSIONS LLC #1911 180 Degrees, Inc. 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Johnson & Sons Mr. Tom President 1738 Grand Saint Paul MN 55105 (651) Florists Florist Johnson Avenue 698-6000 A+ PROFESSIONAL Boon Cager 398 MINNETONKA MN 55305 612-267-7594 PAINTING LLC WILLOUGHBY WAY W A-1 PROFESSIONAL Alberto 601 BUFFALO BUFFALO MN 55313 763-913-4766 PAINTING AND Molina HILLS ST LANDSCAPING INC AARP Minnesota Ms. Patti 1919 Saint Paul MN 55104 (651) Nonprofit Foster University 726-5653 Organizations Avenue West Suite 500 ABA COURIER Abayomi 4096 DAKOTA ROSEMOUNT MN 55068 651-353-6711 SERVICES LLC Duroshola DRIVE Abbott Ms. Lacey One St. Jude Saint Paul MN 55117 (651) Manufacturers Aspholm Medical Drive 756-2000 ReportName Main Contact Title Address City State Zip Work Phone Primary Category Other Category 1 Other Category 2 Other Category 3 Other Category 4 ABM TRUCKING INC 7857 85TH CT BROOKLYN MN 55445 763-245-0382 N PARK A'BriTin Catering & William 22280 Farmington MN 55024 (612) Hospitality Caterers Hospitality Nielsen Chippendale 339-0222 Industry Avenue West ABSOLUTE Karla Sheehy 9850 51ST AVE PLYMOUTH MN 55442 763-746-8900 COMMERCIAL N #106 FLOORING INC A'BULAE Anna Brunelle 255 East 6th Saint Paul MN 55101 (651) Event Center Street 788-9818 6th Floor ABUNDANT180 LLC Mark Harris 323 MINNEAPOLIS MN 55401 612-234-2883 WASHINGTON AVE N #200 Accelerated Global Mr. Travis 724 Bielenberg Woodbury MN 55125 (833) Networking Connections Sims Drive 243-8242 Accord Kate Kelly Director of 1515 Energy Saint Paul MN 55108 (651) Employment Advancement Park Drive 641-0709 Services ACCURATE PAINTING Baldemar 9941 BLOOMINGTON MN 55431 612-207-4612 FSC LLC Garza HUMBOLDT AVE S Ace Handyman Mr. James Owner 1595 Selby St. Paul MN 55104 (612) Home Contractors-Rem Services Central Saint Gattman Avenue 758-1234 Improvements odel & Repair Paul Suite 100 ACTION Johnathan 4612 STEVENS MINNEAPOLIS MN 55419 612-269-8594 CONSTRUCTION Rose AVE S TRANSPORTATION LLC DBA ACTION CONSTRUCTION SERVICES Adam Krajewski - Adam 1191 Northland Mendota MN 55120 (715) Northwestern Mutual Krajewski Dr Ste 150 Heights 514-9117 Adler Graduate School Mr. Jeffrey President 10225 Yellow Minnetonka MN 55343 (612) Schools-Colleges Allen Circle Drive 861-7554 & Universities ADOBE DESIGNS LLC Lisa Owen 3745 MINNEAPOLIS MN 55407 612-822-2385 BLOOMINGTON AVE ReportName Main Contact Title Address City State Zip Work Phone Primary Category Other Category 1 Other Category 2 Other Category 3 Other Category 4 ADP Small Business Mr. Darion 8100 Cedar Bloomington MN 55425 (952) Payroll Services Services Fletcher Avenue South 814-5824 Adtaxi Twin Cities Mrs. Dana Account 10 River Park Saint Paul MN 55107 (651) Advertising Snyder Executive Plaza #700 767-8776 Agencies Advanced Disposal Ms. Julie 309 Como Saint Paul MN 55103 (651) Waste Disposal Miron Avenue 487-8546 ADVANCED Lenny Huie 2355 HWY 36 ROSEVILLE MN 55113 952-832-0033 TECHNOLOGIES W #482 INTEGRATION INC Advanced Vision Clinic Chad Bogren 1099 Helmo Oakdale MN 55128 and Optical Avenue N Suite 150 Adwear Specialties, Mr. Ken 482 South Saint Paul MN 55116 (651) Promotional Advertising Inc. 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LOUIS MN 55416 952-922-8720 INC EXCELSIOR PARK BLVD #210 Aesthetics Academy Austin 1049 Vadnais MN 55127 (651) Altenburg Centerville Heights 500-5554 Circle Affinity Plus Federal Ms. Natasha 175 West Saint Paul MN 55107 (651) Banks Credit Union Waltman Lafayette Road 291-3700 Affinity Plus Federal Mr. David President/CEO 2730 Snelling Roseville MN 55113 (651) Credit Unions Credit Union Larson Avenue North 312-9690 Affinity Plus Federal Mr. David 95 Sherburne Saint Paul MN 55103 (651) Credit Unions Nonprofit Credit Union Larson Avenue 312-9754 Organizations AFFORDABLE Dave Barnett 19825 YORK ELK RIVER MN 55330 612-282-2082 SANITATION INC ST NW ReportName Main Contact Title Address City State Zip Work Phone Primary Category Other Category 1 Other Category 2 Other Category 3 Other Category 4 Afro Deli & Catering Mr. Owner 5 7th Street Saint Paul MN 55101 (651) Restaurants Caterers Abdirahman West 888-2168 Kahin Agile Marketing Mr. Patrick 256 Spring Saint Paul MN 55102 (612) Sports Klinger Street 366-0419 Entertainment Suite 222 AL HAUL LLC Albert Mesa 4640 PLYMOUTH MN 55442 612-226-1197 Omari VINEWOOD LN N Alary's Mr. Rob 139 East Saint Paul MN 55101 (651) Restaurants Bars Germinaro Seventh Street 224-7717 Alatus, LLC Chris Director of 80 S 8th Street Minneapolis MN 55402 612.455.0712 Real Osmundson Development Suite 4155 Estate-Developer s Alerus Ms. Cheryl 2 Pine Tree Arden Hills MN 55112 (651) Mortgage Loans Hoban Drive 631-4628 Alerus Mr. Chip 601 Carlson Minnetonka MN 55305 (952) Banks Norris Parkway, Suite 465-0200 150 Alerus- Oakdale Mr. Scott 990 Helena Oakdale MN 55128 (651) Banks Johnson Avenue North 289-4110 ALEX CARROLL Mr. Alex 1332 KENNETH SAINT PAUL MN 55116 651-283-4688 Photographers-St PHOTOGRAPHY Carroll ST udio Alexis Bailly Vineyard Mrs. Nan Owner 18200 Kirby Hastings MN 55033 (651) Wine Cellars Bailly Avenue South 437-1413 ALIMAMA EA CATERING Mohamed 690 E 7TH ST SAINT PAUL MN 55106 612-388-8306 LLC DBA ALIMAMA Omer MEDITERRANEAN GRILL All Around Jack Benitex 701 Decatur Golden Valley MN 55427 Avenue N All Family Dental Dr. Richard 1075 Hadley Oakdale MN 55128 Timm Avenue N ALL PURPOSE Jermaine 1545 BARCLAY SAINT PAUL MN 55106 651-500-9488 CLEANING INC Mack ST ReportName Main Contact Title Address City State Zip Work Phone Primary Category Other Category 1 Other Category 2 Other Category 3 Other Category 4 All, Inc. Mr. Ryan L. 185 West Plato Saint Paul MN 55107 (651) Appliance-Sales, Rutzick Boulevard 227-6331 Service & Repair Allegra/image360 Mr. John Owner 55 East Fifth Saint Paul MN 55101 (651) Video-Production Signs Promotional Printers Marketing - Digital Atkinson Street, Suite 222-8004 Services Products 201 D Alliance Bank Ms. Debra 55 East Fifth Saint Paul MN 55101 (651) Banks Kosch Street, Suite 229-0070 115 Allianz Life Insurance Ms. Julia Gutz 5701 Golden Minneapolis MN 55416 (763) Insurance Co. of North America Moller Hills Drive 765-6500 ALLIED ELECTRICAL & Valerie 6112 14TH ST ST. LOUIS MN 55416 763-544-3600 INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY McKissack W PARK Allina Health The Commons, Minneapolis MN 55407 612-262-5000 Health Care 2925 Chicago Facilities Avenue Allina Health 1835 County Roseville MN 55113 763-785-4300 Health Care Road C West Facilities Allina Health- Bandana Mr. Geoff 1021 Bandana Saint Paul MN 55108 (651) Health Care Square Clinic Sylvester Boulevard East 241-9700 Facilities Suite 100 Allina Health- Bandana 1010 Bandana Saint Paul MN 55108 651-641-7100 Health Care Square Sleep Center Boulevard Facilities West Suite 236 Allina Health- Blaine 10705 Town Blaine MN 55449 763-236-5400 Health Care Clinic Square Dr NE Facilities Suite 100 Allina Health- 7920 Old Bloomington MN 55425 (952) Health Care Bloomington Clinic Cedar Avenue 428-1800 Facilities S Allina Health- Brooklyn 9300 Noble Brooklyn Park MN
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