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A call for more time: The St. Paul City Council unanimously passed a resolution calling on the Mayor's office to give at least 60 days’ notice before any clearing of a homeless encampment, install a tent staffed with resource providers at an encampment prior to clearing, and take steps toward providing more low-barrier housing. Mayor Kaohly Her said she would consider the council's requests, and officials say Her will likely delay the next encampment clearing until after Dec. 1. [Pioneer Press]

Documentary at home: A MONTH IN MINNESOTA, a 39-minute documentary about life in the Twin Cities during ICE's occupation, has sold out of all of its showtimes during the Twin Cities Film Festival. The film is still available to stream at home today and tomorrow with a $10 streaming ticket from TCFF. We asked the director Annie Sundberg which story from the film has stayed with her the longest. She said, “Nora’s, who is navigating a broken family in the wake of her husband's detainment. The collateral damage from ICE this winter is enormous. The psychological impact of fear that changed how people feel and see themselves in their communities is one of the hardest to overcome.” [Twin Cities Film Festival]

"In limbo": After city leaders elected to award Minneapolis' behavioral crisis response team contract to a new vendor, the City Council voted to reject the contract in favor of continuing with the current vendor, Canopy Roots. Mayor Frey is expected to veto the council's vote, which would leave the city with no provider for its 24/7 mental health crisis response program. Frey says he's hopeful they can come to an agreement on a path forward. [Star Tribune]

Not safe: Following the raid of her Washington, D.C. home by Homeland Security Investigations agents, Rep. Ilhan Omar said she will have to move. Omar noted that with the number of death threats she receives, it's not feasible to live there now that her address has been made public. Border czar Tom Homan said the federal government has a "strong case" to deport her, but Rep. Omar told MS NOW she's confident she will be just fine. [Star Tribune]

Last debate: Minnesota gubernatorial hopefuls Sen. Amy Klobuchar and House Speaker Lisa Demuth faced off in their final debate before the election, and both candidates were on the attack. Read Michelle Griffith's excellent summary in the Minnesota Reformer, and watch the full debate on YouTube. [Minnesota Reformer / FOX 9]

Neighborly disputes: Do you ever have any issues with neighbor etiquette? Maybe the folks next door really like being naked with the blinds open, or the house behind you loves to leave their trash cans blocking the alleyway. On an upcoming episode of the Your City Could Be Better podcast, City Cast hosts from across the country will give advice on your pressing pet peeves. Submit your city etiquette conundrum by Nov. 2, and it may be answered on the episode. [City Cast]