Julio Ojeda-Zapata

It’s the first time the Science Museum of Minnesota has exhibited dinosaurs at the Fair.

Abe Eyman had an idea: Why not outfit old Kindle-style e-book readers with dozens of books and give away the e-readers in Little Free Libraries?

People on such bikes are a common sight in the Twin Cities as residents increasingly embrace them for shopping and family outings — sometimes taking the extreme step of replacing a car with a cargo bike.

The social media maven had been banned from city parks for allegedly harassing the homeless. That claim is false, he says.

Josh Liljenquist’s guerrilla-marketing includes showering homeless residents with gifts.

Josh Liljenquist’s guerrilla-marketing includes showering homeless residents with gifts.

“I feel like everyone has been asking for this and they actually did it,” one coffee aficionado said on social media.

Technology gifts don’t have to cost thousands. For a bit over or a bit under $100, you can make a splash that will be felt for years.

It has its own Geniuses (call ’em the Care Team) and its own VR headset to show off.

Subscribers don’t have to sign a contract, get service at four speed tiers, and enjoy a year of free cellular.