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Twin Cities Marathon runners find cars towed at the finish line
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· October 5, 2026
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Key points The Sears parking lot, which had previously offered free parking to runners, had a new policy in place this year. Runners who completed the Twin Cities Marathon found an unwelcome surprise at the finish line: their cars had been towed.
Runners who completed the Twin Cities Marathon found an unwelcome surprise at the finish line: their cars had been towed. The Sears parking lot, which had previously offered free parking to runners, had a new policy in place this year. For the first time, vehicles were being towed from the lot.
This change caught many runners off guard, as they had been accustomed to parking for free in the lot during past events.
Further details about the towing and the new parking policy are available from the source, providing more information on the situation that unfolded at the finish line.
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Category: parks Published: October 5, 2026 Source: Star Tribune Reading time: 1 min
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