It took a little something from everyone on Saturday. There was Ty France, Friday night’s hero, driving in a pair of runs to pull the Twins within a run after Harrison Bader had homered earlier in the fifth inning. There … Continued
Larry Suggs, the father of NBA guard Jalen Suggs, remembers a man coming up to him during an AAU basketball practice for middle schoolers and asking him a peculiar question. “Hey,” the man said, “where’s that awkward white kid that … Continued
A courtesy rendering of the newly imagined Redwood Park in Apple Valley, which will include an inclusive playground area, pickleball courts, a basketball court, as well as a new community pool and pool house with community meeting spaces, and other … Continued
The 36 trees planted last week at Boutwells Landing senior living community in Oak Park Heights have a big job: To help revitalize the state’s elm population. The American elm trees, each about 2 years old and 4 to 6 … Continued
Amy Lindgren We’ve all heard the lament: Jobs go to those with experience but you can’t get experience without a job. But is it true? While the first half of the complaint is largely accurate – jobs do more frequently … Continued
Events memorializing the May 25, 2020, death of George Floyd include, this weekend, concerts, prayer services, moments of silence, art displays, a dance and candlelight vigils. Of at least a dozen events on this Memorial Day weekend of solicitude and … Continued