Massive sinkhole causes chaos in Uptown Minneapolis.
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A sinkhole appeared on a street in Minneapolis, caused by a collapsed sewer main, according to city officials. The sinkhole is located near the intersection of West 27th Street and Girard Avenue South, in the Lowry Hill East neighborhood. Crews will be on site Monday morning to survey the damage and figure out what repairs are needed. Minneapolis Public Works has placed more barriers around the sinkhole to prevent accidents.
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