Story from MPR on Shinders closing their final 8 locations after 91 years in business.
“You can’t find Outlaw Biker at Target or Borders,” said Doug Spong, then managing partner of PR firm Carmichael Lynch Spong.
Looks like the final locations were Minneapolis, Roseville, Maplewood, Inver Grove Heights, Burnsville, Blaine, Minnetonka and Maple Grove.
Shinders closed its final 8 locations in July, 2007.
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