All winter long I’ve been meaning to write about the little constellation Aries the Ram, and finally on this last weekend of winter I’m getting around to it. It’s a good thing because Aries is about to leave our nighttime … Continued
We’ve got John Sandford’s much-anticipated new thriller today, as well as two other worthy additions to the genre. (Courtesy of Penguin Random House) John Sanford. (Courtesy of Penguin Random House) “Lethal Prey”: by John Sandford” (Putnam, $32) As disturbing as … Continued
Women’s basketball has not slowed down at all this season as March Madness arrives. A year ago, the women’s NCAA championship game drew a bigger television audience than the men’s title game for the first time, with an average of 18.9 million … Continued
READINGS BY WRITERS: Hosts novelists Glenn R. Miller, Sally Franson, Julie Schumacher and Charles Baxter. 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, University Club, 420 Summit Ave., St. Paul. Ethan Rutherford (Courtesy of the author) ETHAN RUTHERFORD: Introduces his debut novel, “North Sun: Or, … Continued
Lake of the Woods has a well-deserved reputation for producing big pike through the ice as winter gives way to spring, but after nearly three hours of tip-up fishing without a flag, Alan Peterson could have been excused for wondering … Continued
The way ice skating instruction at Aldrich Arena in Maplewood was supposed to work in the mid-1980s was that kids would take a group lesson based on their skill level and then, built into the class length, they’d have a … Continued