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Operation Metro Surge cost Minneapolis $700M, city estimates
Minneapolis officials estimate Operation Metro Surge cost the city $700 million from December through April, a significant increase from an initial $203 million estimate. The city's small-business resiliency fund provided license fee refunds to 1,200 businesses. Additional unrelated news includes a court ruling on a tribe's solar power system, a barn quilt tour in Douglas County, and the Minnesota State Fair's new cookbook.
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