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Metro at a Glance

Grace Steffenhagen, Entertainment Editor
October 8, 2012

Oct. 1

Brother Ali returns to his hometown to perform in a free show for mosque Masjid An-Nur’s Twin Cities Day of Dignity. The streets surrounding the North Minneapolis mosque will be closed for the festivities from 11 a.m.-6 p.m. The event is a day of community outreach featuring free medical services and supplies and winter clothes.
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