Organizers of this years Midwest Tomato Fest are made sure that over-ripe tomatoes didn't go to waste Saturday night in downtown Minneapolis, where an estimated 3,000 to 5,000 participants threw tomatoes at each other.
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The Becker County Sheriff's responded to an incident on County Highway 29 Saturday night.
There was a massive food fight in downtown Minneapolis Saturday night. Hundreds of people attended the second annual Midwest Tomato Fest -- purportedly featuring the area's largest tomato fight. The Pioneer Press and Star Tribune have photos from this year's saucy event.
Tickets are on sale now for a tomato-slinging food fight and music festival July 14, modeled on the Tomatina festival in Spain. Bring your goggles.
A recall notice has been issued by a grower in Iowa for tomatoes distributed in stores in Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan. The grower says the one pint containers of Menno Beachy Certified Organic Grape Tomatoes, dated between July 26 and Aug. 6, should be discarded or returned to stores. No sicknesses have been reported.
Residents in Fargo are calling it "plant bombing" -- an enigmatic gardener is anonymously dropping tomato plants in brightly colored pots around downtown, with a simple note asking that someone care for the plants.
School officials tell the Star Tribune putting high schoolers on Metro Transit buses rather than school buses isn't about saving money -- it's about giving students flexible transportation options so they can participate in actives before and after school or get a job.
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