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Kryssy Pease

Kryssy Pease

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Supervising Producer, Lemonada Media

Minneapolis

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Total articles 24

  • The Duluth lynching, 100 years later

    By Angela Davis Verified, Kryssy Pease Verified| MPR News (Saint Paul, MN) Verified Located on the corner of East First Street and North Second Avenue East in Duluth, the Clayton Jackson McGhie Memorial is quiet during the morning of June 9. Derek Montgomery for MPR NewsOn June 15, 1920, three black men wrongfully accused of a crime were lynched by a mob in Duluth.

    By Angela Davis Verified, Kryssy Pease Verified · MPR News (Saint Paul, MN)

    Jun. 12, 2020

  • Appetites: How you can avoid bad restaurant experiences

    By Kryssy Pease Verified, Tom Crann Verified| Winona Daily News Verified Sometimes bad things happen to good people, and bad things can happen to good restaurants too. Unfortunately, even the best restaurants can sometimes have an off night.But there are some tell-tale signs that diners can learn to sniff out before having to sit down to a wholesale bad experience, and possibly save themselves some money and wasted time.• Environmental cues: A good restaurant experience should start the second you walk through the door. Is the environment pleasant?

    By Kryssy Pease Verified, Tom Crann Verified · Winona Daily News

    Apr. 16, 2017

  • The Duluth lynching, 100 years later

    By Angela Davis Verified, Kryssy Pease Verified| MPR News (Saint Paul, MN) Verified Located on the corner of East First Street and North Second Avenue East in Duluth, the Clayton Jackson McGhie Memorial is quiet during the morning of June 9. Derek Montgomery for MPR NewsOn June 15, 1920, three black men wrongfully accused of a crime were lynched by a mob in Duluth.

    By Angela Davis Verified, Kryssy Pease Verified · MPR News (Saint Paul, MN)

    Jun. 12, 2020

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Lemonada Media

Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States

+1 833-453-6662