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Twin Cities Marathon Runners' Cars Towed From St. Paul Lot
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Dozens of runners and spectators who parked at the former Sears site in St. Paul, Minnesota, during this year's Twin Cities Marathon returned to find their cars towed, according to Runner's World. The Rondo Community Land Trust, which took over the site in the past year, said it was unaware the lot was being used for marathon parking and later said it would end its relationship with the towing company. One runner said she paid $399 in cash to recover her car, while another said his vehicle was towed despite paying via the posted QR code. This is the first report in the running story, so no earlier accounts or conflicting figures are available to compare.
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Dozens of runners and spectators who parked at the former Sears site in St. Paul, Minnesota, during this year's Twin Cities Marathon returned to find their cars towed. Rondo Community Land Trust, which took over the site in the past year, said it was unaware the lot was being used for marathon parking and later said it would end its relationship with the towing company. One runner said she paid $399 in cash to recover her car, while another said his vehicle was towed despite paying via the posted QR code.
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