From Sofitel to Sheraton Line Ends at the Blue Line Light Rail Route’S 46Th Street Station

Developer wants Polaris puts to go bigger with $300K into Roseau affordable housing workforce housing

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PERIODICALS POSTAGE | $1.50 Thursday | September 10, 2015 FINANCE-COMMERCE.COM VOL. 128, NO. 178 Development along A Line could be slow burn BY KARLEE WEINMANN Staff Writer

The first arterial bus rapid transit line in the Twin Cities presents a new kind of development opportuni- ty, but it could take time for projects to materialize after the route starts next year. Dubbed the A Line, the $27 million route by design traces a well-trafficked corridor that reaches from the Rosedale $27 Center mall in Roseville to the MILLION Project budget STAFF PHOTO: BILL KLOTZ north, through Warren Beck said the intent was to build the Sheraton Bloomington’s lobby to the scale of the surrounding six-level envelope, St. Paul on Snel- for A Line bus and create an interactive space guests could treat as their living room. ling Avenue and rapid transit Ford Parkway route into Minneap- Source: Metro Transit olis, where the From Sofitel to Sheraton line ends at the Blue Line light rail route’s 46th Street Station. Warren Beck updates 1970s-era hotel in Bloomington A sizable section of the planned bus route already offers the ame- BY HOLLY DOLEZALEK former Hotel Sofitel, on the northwest tion with interchange access,” he said of nities that would typically follow Special to Finance & Commerce corner of Interstate 494 and Highway the area around the Sheraton Blooming- similar infrastructure upgrades, 100. After a $15 million renovation, the ton. “There are 20 million square feet of including residential development Warren Beck, often credited with turn- 282-room hotel reopened in mid-August office space between here and the airport, and restaurants — especially close ing the Galleria shopping center in Edina as the Sheraton Bloomington. and there’s as much office space in this to the colleges serviced by the line, into a magnet for affluent shoppers, is While competition heats up from section of the city as there is in downtown Macalester and Hamline University. bringing some of the same magnetism to hundreds of rooms being built along the Minneapolis.” During a discussion of the proj- an older hotel on the Bloomington strip. Bloomington strip, Beck sees plenty of The renovation, designed by the Chi- ect organized by Metro Transit on Two years ago Beck’s company, WB promise. Hotel Partners, paid $18.25 million for the “It’s a very solid market in a great loca- SHERATON to page 28 A LINE to page 28 Uptown’s Temple Israel launches $21M expansion HGA, Mortenson on project team

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Big changes are coming to Temple Israel in Minneapolis, as construction begins on a SUBMITTED RENDERING: HGA/TEMPLE ISRAEL $21.1 million expansion and re- Temple Israel’s $21.1 million remodel and expansion includes a new lobby, which will feature 12 windows representing the 12 tribes of Israel. model of the synagogue in the city’s Uptown neighborhood. mont Avenue, a new entryway gation, which includes 6,000 interview. “The majority of our Israel is working with the Min- When the project is finished and lobby, a central courtyard members and about 2,200 congregation is 49 and younger.” neapolis-based HGA architec- in fall 2016, the synagogue at and other improvements. households, many of them Gov. Mark Dayton and oth- ture and engineering firm and 2324 Emerson Ave. S. will have Senior Rabbi Marcia Zim- young families. er elected officials on Tuesday Golden Valley-based Mortenson a new education building, an merman said the project will “We have been growing larg- attended a ceremonial ground- early childhood wing along Fre- support a growing congre- er and younger,” she said in an breaking for the project. Temple TEMPLE to page 4 2 Finance & Commerce finance-commerce.com Thursday | September 10, 2015

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Though unscientific, lawmakers latch onto State Fair poll results BY MIKE MULLEN Staff Writer

To some citizens, attendance at the Minnesota State Fair is close enough to a civic duty, and the annual taking pride in the state’s ability to deep-fry things is not far from paying one’s taxes. But some in this, the state that nearly always leads the country in voter turnout, go one step further, voluntarily offering their services as citizens with opinions. Because the results are not random, with volunteers making up the entirety of the respondents, scientists might scoff at poll results derived from the Minnesota State Fair. But legislators don’t. Past years have found fair-goer support for ideas like a raised minimum wage and legalizing me- dicinal marijuana, putting respondents slightly ahead of their legislators in taking STAFF PHOTO: BILL KLOTZ sides on hot-button issues. More than 6,300 people attending the 12-day Minnesota State Fair completed the House of Representatives poll, and 4,600 The 2015 results centered largely on filled-out the Senate’s questionnaire. In this photo, people fill the fairgrounds on Aug. 27. what was proposed but knocked down in the prior session, including money for all of the state’s major cities. So far, cities transportation — or transit costs for the have been left to their own devices, quite Twin Cities area, which received spe- literally, while state lawmakers have con- cial attention — and the potential to cut cerned themselves with universal policy income taxes using the state’s vast and for the collection, housing and availability growing budget surplus. of what’s captured on police film. None of these are new ideas at the Cap- The respective public safety leaders itol, and partisan leaders seized on num- said that discussion — left unfinished in bers that favored positions they held this 2015, to be resumed next year — should past spring, or in years past. still be paramount, but each would be open Rep. Greg Davids, R-Preston, chair of to talks about state grants or incentives to the House Taxes Committee, was particu- expand body cameras to new areas. larly interested in the news that about 68 “The bigger question,” said Cornish, “is percent of respondents to the House poll going to be answered after we get through want the state to stop taxing Social Secu- the whole thing of establishing the law, rity payments as income, observing that which is about all the other variables. Minnesota is one of the a few states to tax Are we going to pay for everything? The those payouts. cameras are some of the least expensive “We want — I want people who are re- FILE PHOTO: BILL KLOTZ parts of it. It’s a huge cost for maintain- tiring not only to stay in Minnesota, but to Rep. Greg Davids, R-Preston, chair of the House Taxes Committee, was unconvinced ing the database, the storage … and then, by State Fair survey results that showed about 56 percent support for quadrupling move to Minnesota,” Davids said. the continuing upkeep, buying new equip- the quarter-cent Twin Cities area sales tax to pay for regional transit projects. “The His Senate counterpart, Sen. Rod Skoe, people of Minnesota are already overtaxed,” Davids said. In this photo, a Green Line ment and the man-hours it takes to review DFL-Clearbrook, was less moved on the train passes through the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis. them.” idea of repealing the Social Security tax. More than 6,300 attendees completed “Interesting State Fair poll,” Skoe said, and Public Safety Committee, though he ing a “gas tax” vote. the House of Representatives poll, and pausing before adding nothing aside from commented on the voluntary poll’s lack The DFL legislative lead on transpor- 4,600 filled-out the Senate’s questionnaire. some recent context. “It wasn’t in the Sen- of scientific rigor. Regardless, Dibble said tation was a lot less interested in a State Demographic queries on the Senate side ate tax bill last year. Parts of it were in the public opinion has consistently tracked Fair poll finding from the Senate’s ques- found a virtually even split among men House bill … and we’re in the middle of in favor of more state investment in the tions; asked what the state should do with and women, and tilted toward suburban conversations about that.” roads-and-bridges expenses the GOP a budget surplus, spending the bottom line populations, which made up 46 percent Davids said he preferred not to speak likes, as well as bus and train spending the on “infrastructure needs such as trans- of the survey pool, trailed by Twin Cities on behalf of the Senate, but still thinks DFL supports. portation” received more than 26 percent (26 percent of the total) and rural resi- Gov. Mark Dayton is the bigger obstacle to “The policy rationale has always been of the vote. Leaving the leftovers in bud- dents, who contributed just 13 percent of striking the Social Security excise. In Da- really solid to make the investment in tran- get reserves ranked second, with about the responses. vids’ understanding, Dayton will not even sit,” Dibble said. “In terms of opinion, the 18 percent, while permanent tax cuts (11.4 negotiate a tax cut bill without legislative public has always been pretty far ahead of percent) or a one-time rebate (9.8 percent) backing for universal pre-kindergarten, the Legislature.” combined for about 21 percent. which he fought for during the 2015 bud- Dibble said he planned to keep pressing Dibble said the idea of using general Trusted every day, geting session. for a compromise transportation finance fund dollars, either as cash or bonding, for everywhere. That idea received significant but not bill, despite Republican opposition, and transportation needs should not be ruled overwhelming support in the House’s poll referenced a proposal entered during the out in 2016, but argued that it would not be Whether it is in our own backyard at the fair, with just under 60 percent of one-day special session in June. That legis- prudent for future years. or across the nation, every day we respondents voting “yes” on a question lation would combine a slight uptick in the “As soon as there’s any economic or are trusted to provide the best in about “publicly funded preschool.” wholesale gas tax for road infrastructure, budget downturn, the priority is abso- commercial title insurance The ranking House Republican was less and would let individual counties pass lutely and correctly going to be education, services. When considering your convinced, and was even more outspoken their own transit tax increase, capped at health care, and public safety,” Dibble said. next title partner, trust us. about State Fair results that showed about three-quarters of a cent — or triple the “That’s not just a theoretical statement, I 56 percent support for quadrupling the current rate. think we’ve seen that happen in the past.” We can help. quarter-cent Twin Cities area sales tax to The Senate bill was introduced as a Taxes and transportation seem perpet- pay for regional transit projects. placeholder during the interim between ual and inevitable topics, but another ques- “Well, 56 percent is one number,” Da- sessions, and had no Republican co-au- tion on the House survey was brand new, vids said. “But 100 percent is another thors in the House or Senate. But the and its novelty stumped both Dibble and number, and I can say that 100 percent of Senate signatures Dibble collected are Rep. Tony Cornish, R-Vernon Center, chair the House Republican caucus is opposed noteworthy in themselves: DFL Sens. of the House Public Safety and Crime Pre- Kathleen Geherin to that idea. The people of Minnesota are Kent Eken (Twin Valley), Melisa Franzen vention Finance and Policy Committee. 222 South Ninth St. Ste 3060 already overtaxed.” (Edina) and Vicki Jensen (Owatonna) all Some 70 percent of respondents said Minneapolis, MN. 55402 The transit tax responses meant a bit represent closely won swing districts, the state should “offer financial assistance” [email protected] more to Sen. Scott Dibble, DFL-Minne- and would be among the most vulnerable to local police forces for the purchase of 612-799-8200 apolis, chair of the Senate Transportation Democrats to campaign literature attack- body cameras, which will soon be in use in www.mn.ctic.com 4 Finance & Commerce finance-commerce.com Thursday | September 10, 2015 Polaris puts $300K into Roseau workforce housing

BY KARLEE WEINMANN Staff Writer

Polaris Industries said Wednesday it will funnel $300,000 into a 41-unit workforce housing project in Roseau, where limited rental options for years have hamstrung the company’s growth plans. SUBMITTED IMAGE: CITY OF ROSEAU Medina-based Polaris has substantial The Tamarack Place development, developed by Waite Park-based Sand Cos., will have one-, two- and three-bedroom units engineering and man- plus an outdoor recreation area in Roseau. ufacturing operations in the area, and in re- a $5 million project developed by Waite The housing problems dogging Po- from across greater Minnesota pushed 41 cent years has spoken Park-based Sand Cos. -- will provide laris affect companies, largely manu- legislators last session to guarantee UNITS out about a dearth of a much-needed boost to the housing facturers, across the state. It has been some financial support to address the Apartments housing options avail- stock in Roseau, where the snowmobile a decade or more since many outstate housing squeeze. The Legislature this included in able to new workers maker launched in 1954 and still has cities and towns have landed a new year dedicated $5.37 million to work- Tamarack in greater Minnesota. roughly 1,600 employees. apartment building with units acces- force housing – an amount criticized Place As Finance & Com- The Minnesota Housing Finance sible to local workers, pitting healthy as too low by several of the most vocal development merce has reported, Agency pledged $4 million for the proj- business conditions against sluggish advocates for assistance. Source: Polaris the housing shortage ect in 2013. rental climates. Without more state aid, private Industries has stymied compa- The Polaris Foundation makes in- Low benchmark rents prevent devel- companies remain on the hook as nies’ expansion plans, vestments that support communities opers from setting rents high enough key figures in closing the housing stinging local economies. where employees live and work. to cover construction and low apprais- supply-demand gap. Strong growth prospects pushed Po- “With Tamarack Place, Polaris hopes als put a cap on bank financing. Mean- Tamarack Place will have one-, two- laris in recent years to compensate for to enhance the quality of life in Roseau while, traditional affordable housing and three-bedroom units plus an out- Roseau’s housing shortage by shuttling and will ensure the city has a vibrant meant for low-wage earners is typically door recreation area. The building de- some workers to its plant in the city selection of premiums residential op- out of reach for manufacturing work- sign matches sustainability guidelines from up to 80 miles away. portunities for a growing workforce,” ers, whose pay frequently hits $20 or set by Minnesota Green Communities, Scheduled to open next summer at Polaris Foundation President Stacy more per hour. a collaboration between several hous- 1105 Third Ave. SW, Tamarack Place – Bogart said in a statement. Private employers and city officials ing groups.

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buffet for use during construction. ment of Labor initiative that sup- Industry, focuses on outreach, recruiting, Knutson finishes Designed by RSP Architects of Min- ports apprenticeships, will support assessments and on-the-job training. $7M Tradewinds neapolis, the remodel is the first ma- state apprenticeship programs in Employers around Minnesota tap jor upgrade for the buffet since Knut- more than two dozen high-growth into the offerings to build up their Buffet remodel son built the restaurant 14 years ago. occupations. workforces. St. Louis Park-based Knutson Con- Planning for the project began in Minnesota’s programming is part of Partnerships between schools, struction recently completed a $7 February. a broader push to boost the economy unions and other organizations have million, 16,000-square-foot remodel of —Brian Johnson through workforce training. helped inflate the number of registered the Tradewinds Buffet for Treasure “Apprenticeships help Minne- apprentices in Minnesota to a record Island Resort and Casino in Welch, sotans build skills for high-quality, of nearly 11,000 as of this month – up Minnesota. Minnesota gets in-demand jobs,” Lt. Gov. Tina Smith sharply from 6,600 in 2011, according The buffet, which reopened Sept. 3, $5M to expand said in a statement. “When combined to state figures. features high-end finishes that came with our investments in E-12 educa- “On-the-job training is an opportuni- from locations across the world, includ- apprenticeships tion and college access, these grants ty for workers to learn new skills and ing natural stone onyx and a variety of A $5 million federal grant awarded are part of our strategy to create an find meaningful career paths,” DEED tiles and ultramodern light fixtures Wednesday will help enroll more than economy that works for everyone in Commissioner Katie Clark Sieben said from Italy, according to Knutson. 800 Minnesotans in apprenticeship Minnesota.” in a statement. “This federal grant will A partition wall was built to protect programs in the advanced manufactur- Existing programming the state, open doors for Minnesotans who are customers and staff from the construc- ing, information technology and other largely managed by the Department of looking for openings in fast-growing in- tion area, Knutson said. The project sectors. Employment and Economic Develop- dustries in coming years.” included construction of a temporary The funding, tied to a U.S. Depart- ment and the Department of Labor and —Karlee Weinmann

education rooms, wider corridors and Temple other features, according to Temple Israel. Continued from page 1 Zimmerman said the building will Construction on the project. reflect “21st century learning.” Temple Israel was the first syna- Besides the education building, the gogue established in Minneapolis and project includes a 3,560-square-foot is the eighth-largest Reform Jewish lobby designed for a variety of gather- congregation in the United States, ac- ings, a 5,810-square-foot courtyard gar- cording to the synagogue. den and a new entryway with drop-off Organized in 1878, the congregation spots for buses and cars. had several different homes in the area Improvements to the main build- before holding its inaugural service at ing include tuck-pointing, heating and the existing Emerson Avenue building cooling system upgrades, and new en- in 1928, according to Temple Israel’s ergy-efficient windows. In addition, website. A two-story education build- one side of the new education building ing was added in the 1950s. will be “green roof ready,” Zimmerman The attached education building said. will be brought down to the studs Elliott Kaplan, honorary campaign and rebuilt. chair for the project, said in a press The reworked facility will be more release that Temple Israel has reached easily accessible from the main build- STAFF PHOTO: BILL KLOTZ more than 80 percent of its fund- Temple Israel’s education building, built in the 1950s, will be brought down to the ing and will increase in size from 16,400 studs and rebuilt. The reworked facility will be more easily accessible from the main raising goal for the project in just 14 to 21,085 square feet. building and will increase in size from 16,400 to 21,085 square feet. months. “Right now, people with wheelchairs Crews are just getting start- or walkers or strollers can’t get from Zimmerman said. “So we are changing include 12 accessible learning envi- ed with abatement, and demoli- our main building into the education that.” ronments, “child-centric” gathering tion will begin in a couple of weeks, building. There are too many stairs,” The new education building will spaces, adult classrooms, three special Zimmerman said. Thursday | September 10, 2015 finance-commerce.com Finance & Commerce 5

Minnesota Snapshot Anchor Bank makes a stretch to Mankato

Editor’s note: Minnesota Snapshot reports interesting sales and development projects happening throughout Minne- sota. The transactions are based on the certificates of real estate value filed with the state Department of Revenue, copies of which are available with the story at finance-commerce.com. Other items may come from government agendas and news releases. Twin Cities Morgan BY ANNE BRETTS Special to Finance & Commerce Mankato 101 N. Second St., Mankato When St. Paul’s Anchor Bank an- nounced in December that it would grandfather bought the business in 1943 acquire Voyager Bank, the deal was SUBMITTED PHOTO: ANCHOR BANK and passed to his father in 1947, who seen as a strategic move to balance An- St. Paul-based Anchor Bank is holding an open house next week to celebrate passed it to Potter around 1988. chor’s east metro presence with Voy- its new presence in this former Voyager Bank branch at 101 N. Second St. in Stuk and Harvest Land general manager’s headquarters location in Eden Mankato. Anchor Bank acquired Voyager Bank last December. ager Dennis Schreier first broached the Prairie and branches in Minnetonka idea of a sale a year ago, according to the and Shakopee. The Mankato market wasn’t a target this southern Minnesota town of fewer website narrative. The business negotia- The strategy was less clear when it on the company’s map before the acqui- than 1,000 people. tions took on a personal urgency this year came to Voyager’s branch in Mankato, sition, but has become a source of op- Harvest Land closed Aug. 31 on the when Potter’s wife was diagnosed with a location that would stretch the defi- portunity for the company. purchase of all of Morgan’s inventory cancer. nition of the south metro by a good 70 “We’re very excited about it,” Wh- and assets, including its office in Morgan The acquisition doesn’t broaden Har- miles or so. Still, the deal closed in April iteside said of the new territory. “We’re and its elevators in Morgan, Clements vest Land’s geographic territory but and Anchor Bank took on the leases for currently looking to add a business and Evan. Financial details of the deal deepens its roots in the market, Stuk the four new locations. banker there.” for the operations weren’t disclosed, but said. Harvest Land serves about 4,500 The Voyageur locations switched Anchor Bank does face stiff competi- the details of the real estate acquisitions customers. Morgan served between over to Anchor Bank’s operating sys- tion, however. The Federal Deposit In- are beginning to become public. 400 and 500 customers, about 80 per- tems in June, creating a network with surance Corp. lists 18 banks serving this On Aug. 28, Harvest Land closed on cent of which also did business with a total of 20 locations, $1.5 billion in city of about 40,000 people. a $6.035 million cash deal for the real Harvest Land. deposits and more than $1.8 billion in Anchor Bank is a subsidiary of An- estate in Morgan, including its grain el- The acquisition will allow Harvest total assets. chor Bancorp, based in St. Paul. evator and offices, according to a certif- Land to realize some efficiencies in its Now Anchor Bank officials are icate of real estate value. operations, Stuk said. Those opera- demonstrating their confidence in their 620 Front St., Morgan “The transition has gone as well as tions include agronomy, grain, ener- newest market by heading south to host Fall is a busy time at Harvest Land could be expected,” Harvest Land CEO gy, feed, precision agriculture, finance an open house Tuesday at the Manka- Cooperative in Morgan, but this year’s Dave Stuk said this week in an email. and insurance. to office, complete with music and food season is busier than usual. “Both the customers and employees catered by a local Lebanese restaurant. The 96 employees of the farm- of MGF and HLC have embraced this Online “Our primary growth strategy has er-owned organization are adjusting to transition.” A related certificate of real estaste is been around the Twin Cities,” said the addition of about 15 more workers The cooperative’s website includes available with the story at Catherine Higgins Whiteside, Anchor’s from Morgan Grain and Feed, a fam- the story of how it came to a deal with finance-commerce.com. director of marketing. ily-owned business and a neighbor in Morgan owner Scott Potter, whose

Survey: U.S. more competitive globally, but inequality a risk

BY JOSH BOAK as Brazil, are struggling. And Europe Associated Press “[American] business leaders have figured remains mired in high unemployment out the hidden costs of operating in emerging and sluggish growth. WASHINGTON — Income inequal- American “business leaders have fig- ity will remain a persistent problem economies, and that makes the United States ured out the hidden costs of operating despite brighter prospects for U.S. in emerging economies, and that makes companies globally, according to an look more attractive.” the United States look more attractive,” annual survey of Harvard Business said Rivkin, noting that faster product — Jan Rivkin, a professor of business administration at Harvard School alumni. cycles mean that companies must be Fifty-eight percent of the respon- closer to their domestic customers and dents said they thought the U.S. econo- that wage inflation in emerging nations my would either become more compet- fear resistance from shareholders whose question of how can we be better,” be- has increased operating costs. itive or at least hold its ground against stock holdings might lose value if higher cause many of those near the top of U.S. incomes have yet to fully re- other countries over the next three salaries raise costs and erode profits. the income distribution recognize the bound more than six years into the re- years, a marked improvement from “There is a gap between ‘I don’t think problem, Rivkin said. covery from the Great Recession. The 2011 when just 29 percent felt that way. the system is working’ and ‘I don’t know The findings come at a pivotal mo- median household income was $55,132 But only about a third of respon- what to do to fix it,’” said Jan Rivkin, a ment for the global economy, with the in June, still 2.7 percent below its dents said they expected companies to professor of business administration at United States outshining most other pre-recession level in December 2007, be able to increase pay and benefits for Harvard and co-author of the survey industrialized nations. With its 5.1 per- according to Sentier Research. workers. The wealth disparity alarmed report. cent unemployment rate and steady Finding ways to narrow inequality, many of the surveyed executives, with The respondents suggested that job growth since early 2014, “the U.S. such as increased investment in educa- 45 percent saying that rising poverty greater economic inequality could economy is the most robust economy in tion, should be a priority, according to levels could hurt their businesses. The ultimately reduce demand for their the world,” said Gregory Daco, head of the 2,716 Harvard alumni in the survey. respondents said they worry about products, hurt social stability, make it U.S. macroeconomics at the consultan- When asked to choose among priorities, the growing concentration of wealth harder to acquire skilled workers and cy Oxford Economics. two-thirds selected problems related to among a sliver of the population, but provoke a backlash against successful China, the second-largest economy, has the wealth gap: Income inequality, mid- they appear uncertain of how to reduce companies. suffered a sharp slowdown, provoking a dle-class stagnation, economic mobility inequality. The results could help to move the chain reaction of tumbling stock markets or poverty. A third of the respondents Some companies have tried to reme- debate about inequality “from a clash around the world over the past month. said the focus should instead be on im- dy the problem with pay raises. Others between the haves and have-nots to a Other emerging economies, such proving overall economic growth. 6 Finance & Commerce finance-commerce.com Thursday | September 10, 2015 Job openings soar to record high of 5.8M

BY CHRISTOPHER S. RUGABER ing fears among investors of weaker need. That would leave jobs open for surged in July, the overall pace of hir- Associated Press global growth and causing violent longer periods and boost the number of ing slowed. Employers hired 4.98 mil- swings in the U.S. and overseas stock positions available. lion workers that month, down from WASHINGTON — The number of markets. “The data ... now signal unambigu- 5.18 million in June. available jobs jumped sharply in July to That may cause employers to take a ously that the labor market is unable to In the past year, open jobs have leapt the highest level in 15 years, evidence cautious approach in coming supply the people companies nearly 22 percent, while total hiring that confident employers sought to months toward actually plac- need,” Ian Shepherdson, chief has actually slipped. step up hiring to meet greater demand ing people in open positions. economist at Pantheon Mac- Economists point to several rea- for their goods and services. At the same time, the sharp 4.98 roeconomics, wrote in a note sons for the gap between openings and Job openings soared 8 percent to rise in available jobs could lead MILLION to clients. “Usually, that means hiring. 5.75 million, the most since records to larger paychecks. Workers wages will accelerate, though Some note that businesses are in- began in 2000, the Labor Department As more employers com- hired in July the evidence for that now is creasingly seeking high-skilled workers said Wednesday. pete to fill available jobs, they Source: Labor mixed.” in fields that are in short supply, such Yet overall hiring slumped, suggest- may be forced to raise wages Department In the past 12 months, aver- as software programmers, data ana- ing that employers are slow to fill the to attract candidates from the age hourly pay has increased lysts, and cybersecurity specialists. jobs they have advertised. dwindling number of unem- just 2.2 percent, up from a 2 Jobs with more complex skills can The big jump in openings in July ployed. percent pace in July. But that is below also take longer to fill than lower-skilled would typically point to greater hir- The surge in openings may also be a the 3.5 percent to 4 percent that is typ- positions because it can take longer ing in the months ahead. Yet China’s sign that employers are having difficul- ical in a healthy economy. to evaluate candidates for those jobs, economy stumbled in August, rais- ty finding workers with the skills they While the number of available jobs recruiters say. Employment

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DP:$3401895.22. SellerFin:$9150000. Pmt:$24082.01 PP:$250000. DP:$25000. SellerFin:$250000. Commercial industrial - Sherburne. 47 Lake St, Big Lake, Top Commerical Apartment Building - Ramsey. 7918 Groveland Rd, Pmt:$1882 MN 55309-4588, PID#:65-410-0091. Bar Lilyanna’s. Mounds View, MN 55112-5808, PID#:63023340022. Commercial industrial - Hennepin. 3801 Park Ave, BuyerAdd: 16863 90th Ct, Maple Grove, MN. Real Estate Sales Marcu Linda. BuyerAdd: 11476 Knollwood Ct, Blaine, Minneapolis, MN 55407-2540, PID#:11-028-24-22- SellerAdd: 6115 Mill Run Rd, Monticello, MN. MN. SellerAdd: N7429 1195th St, River Falls, WI. 0140. Michael Smith, Brown James. BuyerAdd: 1764 PP:$210000. DP:$130312. SellerFin:$210000 1210 Northland Dr, Mendota Heights, Commercial PP:$303000. DP:$75750. SellerFin:$303000 Marshall Ave, Saint Paul, MN. SellerAdd: 18805 37th Other. PID#:08-028-24-42-0003. Thomas Ellison. industrial. PP:$13475600. DP:$0. Apartment Building - Ramsey. 1269 7th St, Saint Paul, Ave, Plymouth, MN. PP:$140000. DP:$14000. BuyerAdd: 4030 Minnesota Ave, Duluth, MN. 129 N 2nd St, Minneapolis, Apartment Building. MN 55102-4135, PID#:1.12823E+11. 1269 West 7th SellerFin:$140000. Pmt:$832 SellerAdd: 4030 Minnesota Ave, Duluth, MN. PP:$9150000. DP:$3401895.22. St LLC. BuyerAdd: 195 Oneida St Apt 3, Saint Paul, Commercial industrial - Hennepin. 323 1st Ave, PP:$10000. DP:$10000. SellerFin:$10000 6525 University Ave, Fridley, Commercial industrial. MN. SellerAdd: 2320 Cedarcrest Ct, Harris, MN. Minneapolis, MN 55401-1609, PID#:22-029-24-41- Other - Dakota. 4417 199th St, Farmington, MN 55024- PP:$3967000. DP:$0. PP:$250000. DP:$500. SellerFin:$250000 0032. 323 First Avenue, LLC. BuyerAdd: 7624 Zanzibar 7217, PID#:14-51250-09-290. Jeff Nevela, Deann 1900 W 94th St, Bloomington, Commercial industri- Commercial industrial. PID#:31-029-23-23-0128. Ln, Maple Grove, MN. SellerAdd: 1810 Major Dr, Rowe. BuyerAdd: 4417 199th St, Farmington, MN. al. PP:$3300000. DP:$0. Consciousness Corner, LLC. BuyerAdd: 3336 E 25th St, Golden Valley, MN. PP:$1200000. DP:$50000. SellerAdd: 14750 Cedar Ave, Apple Valley, MN. 6009 Wayzata Blvd, Saint Louis Park, Commercial Minneapolis, MN. SellerAdd: 20419 Rush Meadow SellerFin:$1200000 PP:$86000. DP:$0. SellerFin:$86000 industrial. PP:$3200000. DP:$100000. Ln, Rogers, MN. PP:$365000. DP:$40173.72. Commercial industrial - Hennepin. 9300 Nike Rd, Other - Dakota. 20078 Kenwood Trl, Lakeville, MN 9905 13th Ave, Plymouth, Commercial industrial. SellerFin:$365000. Pmt:$1600 Minnetrista, MN 55359-9856, PID#:18-117-24-34- 55044-5404, PID#:22-02900-33-020. City of Lakeville. PP:$2911340. DP:$0. Commercial industrial - Anoka. 560 40th Ave, Columbia 0102. Nike Storage, LLC. BuyerAdd: PO Box 326, BuyerAdd: 20195 Holyoke Ave, Lakeville, MN. 6501 Wayzata Blvd, Saint Louis Park, Commercial Heights, MN 55421-3835, PID#:35-30-24-31-0148. Loretto, MN. SellerAdd: 13980 Emerald Rdg, SellerAdd: 20078 Kenwood Trl, Lakeville, MN. industrial. PP:$1250000. DP:$1250000. Columbia Heights Assembly of God. BuyerAdd: 560 Minnetonka, MN. PP:$105000. DP:$0. PP:$208500. DP:$208500. SellerFin:$208500 323 1st Ave, Minneapolis, Commercial industrial. 40th Ave, Columbia Heights, MN. SellerAdd: 7808 SellerFin:$105000 Other - Dakota. 20689 Kaiser Way, Lakeville, MN PP:$1200000. DP:$50000. Girard Ave, Brooklyn Park, MN. PP:$190000. Commercial industrial - Hennepin. 9905 13th Ave, 55044-6715, PID#:22-23800-03-190. Land Homes Key. 6475 Wayzata Blvd, Saint Louis Park, Commercial DP:$45000. SellerFin:$190000. Pmt:$1146.65 Plymouth, MN 55441-5004, PID#:25-118-22-43-0030. BuyerAdd: 17021 Fish Point Rd, Prior Lake, MN. industrial. PP:$1175000. DP:$1175000. Commercial industrial - Anoka. 6525 University Ave, South Shore LLC. BuyerAdd: 10850 Old County Road SellerAdd: 4555 Erin Dr Ste 120, Eagan, MN. 837 1st Ave, Shakopee, Commercial industrial. Fridley, MN 55432-4331, PID#:14-30-24-24-0099. 15, Plymouth, MN. SellerAdd: 4350 Baker Rd, PP:$95000. DP:$0. SellerFin:$95000 PP:$1125000. DP:$456455. Lease Fund II, LLC. BuyerAdd: 8211 W Broward Blvd, Minnetonka, MN. PP:$2911340. DP:$0. Other - Dakota. 14105 Abercorn Ave, Rosemount, MN Plantation, FL. SellerAdd: 601 Marquette Ave, SellerFin:$2911340 55068-3853, PID#:34-58607-03-020. Land Homes Key. Minneapolis, MN. PP:$3967000. DP:$0. Commercial industrial - Hennepin. 1341 Colorado Ave, BuyerAdd: 17021 Fish Point Rd, Prior Lake, MN. SellerFin:$3967000 Saint Louis Park, MN 55416-1213, PID#:04-117-21- SellerAdd: 14750 Cedar Ave, Saint Paul, MN. Commercial industrial - Carver. 7972 Victoria Dr, 32-0086. Slp Investment Partners, LLC. BuyerAdd: 222 PP:$160000. DP:$0. SellerFin:$160000 Victoria, MN 55386-7728, PID#:65.075027. Bavaria S 9th St Ste 3255, Minneapolis, MN. SellerAdd: 8942 Other - Hennepin. 2820 Saint Louis Ave, Minneapolis, Land Company. BuyerAdd: 7930 Narcissus Ct, Xerxes Cir, Bloomington, MN. PP:$680000. MN 55416-4354, PID#:32-029-24-34-0652. Yuri Victoria, MN. SellerAdd: 8815 Pointe Vista Dr, DP:$25000. SellerFin:$680000 Reinberg Trust. BuyerAdd: 3407 W 28th St, Victoria, MN. PP:$220000. DP:$0. SellerFin:$220000 Commercial industrial - Hennepin. 6501 Wayzata Blvd, Minneapolis, MN. SellerAdd: 2828 Saint Louis Ave, Commercial industrial - Dakota. 3605 Highway 13, Saint Louis Park, MN 55426-1711, PID#:05-117-21- Minneapolis, MN. PP:$315000. DP:$315000. Burnsville, MN 55337-1720, PID#:02-20500-01-060. 41-0013. Nld 394 LLC. BuyerAdd: 50 S 6th St, SellerFin:$315000 M & R Enterprises, LLP. BuyerAdd: 3605 Highway 13, Minneapolis, MN. SellerAdd: 4701 Annaway Dr, Other - Hennepin. 3442 Girard Ave, Minneapolis, MN Burnsville, MN. SellerAdd: 7707 149th St, Apple Edina, MN. PP:$1250000. DP:$1250000. 55412-2416, PID#:09-029-24-12-0240. Weslie Valley, MN. PP:$434912. DP:$42008.15. SellerFin:$1250000 Schnaidt. BuyerAdd: 3438 Girard Ave, Minneapolis, SellerFin:$434912 Commercial industrial - Hennepin. 1341 Colorado Ave, MN. SellerAdd: 5427 Rhode Island Ave, New Hope, Commercial industrial - Dakota. 7535 Cloman Way, Saint Louis Park, MN 55416-1213, PID#:04-117-21- MN. PP:$3813.73. DP:$0. SellerFin:$3813.73 Inver Grove Heights, MN 55076-3103, PID#:20-01000- 32-0086. Roesner Properties, LLC. BuyerAdd: 8942 Other - Hennepin. 635 Orchid Ln, Plymouth, MN 55447- COMMERCIAL SALES 76-010. Friemann Real Estate Services, Inc. Xerxes Cir, Bloomington, MN. SellerAdd: 6958 Cedar 3739, PID#:33-118-22-24-0051. Groundup BuyerAdd: 2404 Golf Dr, Woodbury, MN. SellerAdd: Ave, Minneapolis, MN. PP:$490000. DP:$0. Development, LLC. BuyerAdd: 4705 138th St, Apple 14367 Embry Path, Apple Valley, MN. PP:$35000. SellerFin:$490000 Valley, MN. SellerAdd: 14221 Dallas Pkwy, Dallas, TX. Agricultural - Washington. 12991 Point Douglas Dr, DP:$35000. SellerFin:$35000 Commercial industrial - Hennepin. 6475 Wayzata Blvd, PP:$180000. DP:$1000. SellerFin:$180000 Hastings, MN 55033-9157, PID#:07.026.20.14.0007. Commercial industrial - Dakota. 1210 Northland Dr, Saint Louis Park, MN 55426-1709, PID#:05-117-21- Other - Hennepin. 4730 Park Commons Dr Apt Ga03, Troy Longtine, Jessica Longtine. BuyerAdd: 12991 Mendota Heights, MN 55120-1180, PID#:27-48447- 41-0012. Nld 394 LLC. BuyerAdd: 50 S 6th St, Saint Louis Park, MN 55416-5209, PID#:07-028-24- Point Douglas Dr, Hastings, MN. SellerAdd: 1132 2nd 01-010. Msp Slp Apartments, LLC. BuyerAdd: 7201 Minneapolis, MN. SellerAdd: 8377 E Hartford Dr, 21-0361. Nicky Hay. BuyerAdd: 1000 Shelard Pkwy Ave, Newport, MN. PP:$60000. DP:$60000. Walker St, Saint Louis Park, MN. SellerAdd: 3600 Scottsdale, AZ. PP:$1175000. DP:$1175000. Ste 600, Saint Louis Park, MN. SellerAdd: 4730 Park SellerFin:$60000 American Blvd, Bloomington, MN. PP:$13475600. SellerFin:$1175000 Commons Dr Unit 232, Saint Louis Park, MN. Apartment Building - Anoka. 100 Monroe St, Anoka, MN DP:$0. SellerFin:$13475600 Commercial industrial - Hennepin. 6009 Wayzata Blvd, PP:$14000. DP:$0. SellerFin:$14000 55303-2405, PID#:12-31-25-11-0175. Walker Commercial industrial - Dakota. 444 12th Ave, South Saint Louis Park, MN 55416-1223, PID#:04-117-21- Other - Pine. 20031 Grindstone Lake Rd, Sandstone, MN Methodist Plaza Gardens, LLC. BuyerAdd: 3737 Bryant Saint Paul, MN 55075-1914, PID#:36-70209-10-261. 32-0071. Slp Investment Partners, LLC. BuyerAdd: 222 55072-3503, PID#:12.0211.003. Jacob Roubinek, Ave, Minneapolis, MN. SellerAdd: 2015 1st Ave, Camacho Rentals I, LLC. BuyerAdd: 906 Christensen S 9th St Ste 3255, Minneapolis, MN. SellerAdd: 6005 Amanda Roubinek. BuyerAdd: 19741 Grindstone Lake Anoka, MN. PP:$103141.5. DP:$0. Ave, West Saint Paul, MN. SellerAdd: 719 Cheyenne Wayzata Blvd Ste 4, Saint Louis Park, MN. Rd, Sandstone, MN. SellerAdd: 31988 Klejeski Rd, SellerFin:$103141.5 Ln, Mendota Heights, MN. PP:$107000. DP:$107000. PP:$3200000. DP:$100000. SellerFin:$3200000 Sandstone, MN. PP:$17000. DP:$0. SellerFin:$17000 Apartment Building - Anoka. 100 Monroe St, Anoka, MN SellerFin:$107000 Commercial industrial - Scott. 837 1st Ave, Shakopee, Other - Ramsey. 943 Burr St, Saint Paul, MN 55130- 55303-2405, PID#:12-31-25-11-0126. Walker Commercial industrial - Hennepin. 1900 W 94th St, MN 55379-1602, PID#:270040600. Waterfowl Ivan’s 4007, PID#:2.92922E+11. Naocha Mgmt Group, LLC. Methodist Plaza Gardens, LLC. BuyerAdd: 3737 Bryant Bloomington, MN 55431-2310, PID#:09-027-24-33- LLC, Win Scenario No LLC. BuyerAdd: 1220 Rosecrans BuyerAdd: 867 Burr St, Saint Paul, MN. SellerAdd: Ave, Minneapolis, MN. SellerAdd: 2015 1st Ave, 0005. Solar of Bloomington II LLC. BuyerAdd: 525 15th St Apt 320, San Diego, CA. SellerAdd: 5113 Alpine Pl, 867 Burr St, Saint Paul, MN. PP:$500. DP:$0. Anoka, MN. PP:$103141.5. DP:$0. Ave, Hopkins, MN. SellerAdd: 1750 W 96th St, Las Vegas, NV. PP:$1125000. DP:$456455. SellerFin:$500 SellerFin:$103141.5 Bloomington, MN. PP:$3300000. DP:$0. SellerFin:$1125000 Other - Wright. 11160 Hollister Ave, Maple Lake, MN Apartment Building - Hennepin. 129 N 2nd St, SellerFin:$3300000 Commercial industrial - Sherburne. 47 Lake St, Big Lake, 55358-2314, PID#:206-056-006040. Donald Peterson, Minneapolis, MN 55401-1402, PID#:22-029-24-41- Commercial industrial - Hennepin. 41 10th Ave, MN 55309-4588, PID#:65-410-0091. Krueger Land Cindi Peterson. BuyerAdd: 319 Wayside Rd, Hopkins, 0053. Heartland Second Street Lofts LLC. BuyerAdd: Hopkins, MN 55343-7535, PID#:24-117-22-31-0023. Holdings, LLC. BuyerAdd: 4330 Sterling Dr, Big Lake, MN. SellerAdd: 11160 Hollister Ave, Maple Lake, 4802 Nicollet Ave, Minneapolis, MN. SellerAdd: 607 10 41 Building LLC. BuyerAdd: 41 10th Ave, Hopkins, MN. SellerAdd: 16863 90th Ct, Maple Grove, MN. MN. PP:$27000. DP:$27000. SellerFin:$27000 Washington Ave, Minneapolis, MN. PP:$9150000. MN. SellerAdd: PO Box 854, Hopkins, MN. PP:$125000. DP:$125000. SellerFin:$125000

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Zander Gold Buyers, Scott Michael Rilley 4593 slater rd # 102, TACT Venue Consulting, Jeffrey Loop Haro 4206 Stevens Ave, Wayzata 55391. NeoBlue Corp, Diane Palmquist 4985 Archer Ln N, Plymouth Eagan 55122. Minneapolis 55409. Hotel Cleaning Services, Fibercare, Inc. 1907 Wayzata Blvd, 55446. Pink Diamond Environmental, Jodeci Jona Johnson 7605 The Rebound Word, Cameron Brent Crickenberger-Dale 2629 #240, Wayzata 55391. RB Services Inc., 2250 Ranchview Ln N, Apt 61, Plymouth Equitable Drive, c/o Green Squad, Eden Prairie 55344. 12 Ave S, Unit 1, Minneapolis 55407. DORN TRANSPORTATION NETWORK, MARK DORN 4330 55447. Pro3dures Medical, Don L Tew 9825 Valley View Road, Eden The Roost, The 16oz Society 2206 East 36 1/2 Street, 41ST STREET WEST, WEBSTER 55088. Stratefore Group Corp, Rajesh Pydipati 3715 Alvarado Ln N, Prairie 55344. Minneapolis 55407. Wellness By Choice, Julie A Kelly 264 Bernard Str E, West St Plymouth 55446. TCA, Twin Cities Automation, Inc. 6585 Edenvale Blvd. #120, Quick Phone Repair, Nurettin Kilic RIDGEDALE CENTER, Paul 55118. Inspiring Interiors Inc., 31548 136th st nw, princeton 55371. Eden Prairie 55346. 12401 WAYZATA BLVD, MINNETONKA 55305. Escape Cleaning, Jennifer Jane Heitkamp 1998 Lakeaires Big Deals Transportation Co, Kiarra Tonja Ballard 1317 Rice Baune Dosen and Company LLP, Abdo, Eick & Meyers, LLP Jodey’s Jems, Jodey Ann Wurm 9176 91st Street NE, blvd, Whitebear Lake 55110. Street, Saint Paul 55117. 5201 Eden Avenue, Suite 250, Edina 55436. Monticello 55362. Colorshine Lounge, Melissa Ann Gander-Kavaloski 9100 Delta Freight Inc, 1299 Taylor Str, Shakopee 55379. Electraccessory, Gabriel P Harstad-Puga 7160 Cahill Rd. #338, Akkerman-Ingebrand Funeral & Cremation Services, Thelan Hudson Road, Suite 100, Studio #32, Woodbury 55125. Tipicos Inc, 105 Lewis St S, Shakopee 55379. Edina 55439. Two Inc. 825 S Union Str, Mora 55051. Misura Custom Carpentry, Michael Thomas Misura 8092 Grand Design Inc, Greta K Anderson 13385 45th Street NE, St John Dyer & Co., Precious Gemstones Inc. 5021 Vernon Ave. Farrar Writing & Editing, Amy E. Farrar 4638 Manchester Rd., Boulder Ridge Rd, Woodbury 55125. Michael 55376. S., Suite 123, Edina 55436. Mound 55364. T & J Quality Remodeling, Them Vang 2665 Mallard Drv, Mr Pete’s, Inc, Ahmad Aldairieh 821 - 823 Maryland Ave E, St STMA Knight Armour, Donald E Nelson 11040 183rd Circle Cash Today for Junk Cars, Karma Towing & Recovery, LLC Woodbury 55125. Paul 55106. NW, Suite A, Elk River 55330. 2208 S 4th Ave, Mpls 55404. True Service Plumbing, Mark Anthony Schwaab 21340 Pappy’s, Inc, Ahmad Aldairieh 1783 Maryland Ave E, St Paul Herman’s Cleaning Services, David Herman 10398 Windrose Lovelette Transfer, A Few Good Movers LLC 3043 Snelling Furman St. NE, Wyoming 55092. 55119. Cv, Elko New Market 55020. Ave, Mpls 55406. Prepaid Hub Saint Paul, Inc, Ahmad Emran 176 Cesar Chavez, Nathan Mischke Construction, Nathan Scott Mischke 3324 Osman Limo Service, Abdul Osman 2633 Pleasant Ave S St Paul 55107. Aaron Dr, Elko New Market 55054. #202, Mpls 55408. The Joshua Group Inc., Jeffrey S. Kjellberg 413 Wacouta LEGACY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER, MARY MULLENBACH BUILDING DISCIPLES FELLOWSHIP, John Bogle 16400 INCORPORATIONS Street, Suite 200, St. Paul 55101. PH.D.,L.P.INC 6550 YORK AVE SOUTH STE 503, ENINA Temple Dr, Mtka 55345. ZAM Capital Management, Inc., Anderson Registered 55435. Armored Roofing, Shaheen Yaghoubian Eydgahi 7335 386th Agents, Inc. 1600 University Avenue, Suite 208, St. Paul Regeneration farms LLC., Regeneration Farms LLC 18125 Eiler Street, North Branch 55056. 09/10/2015 55104. Avenue, Faribault 55021. The Grooming Shop, Krista I Weidendorf 6595 313th Ave Ne, Big Pig Inc, Morgan Donley 2911 7th Ave #101, Anoka 55303. City Sliquors, Inc., 1815 Northwestern Ave, Stillwater 55082. DP NAILS, DP TRAN INC 18450 PILOT KNOB RD #C, FARM- North Branch 55056. GOBS Holdings Inc., 912 125th Lane NE, Blaine 55434. Salon Elise INC, 404 Orme Str W, West St Paul 55118. INGTON 55024. Spare Room underground shoppe, Kris A Sharp 310 Division Prepaid Hub Bloomington, Inc, Ahmed Emran 7846 Portland Pool Administrators, Inc., William Owens 9418 Knighton Rd, Jac Horn Designs, Megan Rose Horn 17164 Eagleview Way, Street, Lower Level, Riverside, Northfield 55057. Ave S, Blmgtn 55425. Woodbury 55125. Farmington 55024. JK Synthetics, JK Services Inc. 3420 217th Ave NW, Oak 3D Dental Laboratories Inc, 8400 Lyndale Ave. S., TPZ & Associates, Thomas Patrick Zubrod 408 3rd Street, Grove 55303. Bloomington 55420. Suite 104, Farmington 55024. Bria King, TaVona Jefferson 6276 12th Street North Apt. 205, JACOBITE Co, CHARLIE GAY 15333 GREENHAVEN LN, LLC’S JPS, William Freerks Inc 7680 N Shore Trl, Forest Lake 55025. Oakdale 55128. BURNSVILLE 55306. 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SuSu Studio L. L. C., 7809 Southtown Center #350, Jizno, Jizno 4505 CEDAR AVE S, MINNEAPOLIS 55407. Treadle Yard Goods, Wholecloth Inc 1338 Grand Ave, St Paul Williamsen Psychological Services, P.C., Joanne Williamsen Bloomington 55431. Joon, Joon Media, Inc. 4128 43rd Avenue South, Minneapolis 55105. 2512 Pierce St. NE, Minneapolis 55418. The District Office, LLC, John Thompson 3050 Metro Drive 55406. Care 4 Wear, Panache Apparel Protection, Inc. 6460 Oxford Time Telecommunication Inc, 200 oakwood Dr E, Monticello #200, Bloomington 55425. Joon Media, Joon Media, Inc. 4128 43rd Avenue South, Street, St. Louis Park 55416. 55362. Thrive Counseling Services LLC, Stephen Peterson 8630 Minneapolis 55406. Turnaround Solutions, Karmit Julie Bulman 2913 Monterey A Quality Counts Inc, Dan James Wendell 7950 Greenwood Queen Avenue South, Bloomington 55431. Mainstream Boutique, MB of Omaha, LLC 7900 International Ave S, St. Louis Park 55416. Drive, Mounds View 55112. Zwagerman Anesthesia Services L. L. C., Nathan Wade Drive, Ste 515, Minneapolis 55425. Blue Print Design, Nathaniel M Anderson 1375 Davern Street Attentive Home Care Inc., 18 N 12th St #50411, Mpls 55405. Zwagerman 3201 W 85th St, Bloomington 55431. Moon Bridge Wellness, Rachel Gustin, PLLC 5104 Bryant #325, St. Paul 55116. JM INC, 3329 Columbus Ave S, Mpls 55407. Miller Firearms Training L. L. C., Jeremy Scott Miller 2758 Avenue South, Minneapolis 55419. Cafe Racer Coffee, Cafe Racer Coffee, L.L.C. 2399 University Pappy’s Washington, Inc, Shakev Aqel 2006 Washington Ave 140th Ave, Braham 55006. My Garden Goddess, Suzanne Kay Gilbert 4924 Newton Ave., St. Paul 55114. N, Mpls 55418. Continental Support Services LLC, 1200 67th Ave N #104, Avenue South, Minneapolis 55419. Dahir Guled Nonprofit Advisor, Dahir Shali Guled 132 granite Quality Solutions Roofing Inc., 3528 3rd Ave S, Mpls 55408. Brooklyn Center 55430. 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