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It’s that time of year, high school seniors around the Twin Cities are announcing on social media their choices for college next year.

Most pocketbooks in Minnesota aren’t getting bigger these days, and consumers aren’t getting more confident. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, consumer buying in the state is characterized by a wait-and-see approach, with consumers still feeling the pressure of higher costs. There is also a lot of uncertainty in the Twin Cities, particularly where civil unrest from the presence of Immigration & Customs Enforcement officers has shuttered businesses with 40% to