After more than a century in business, St. Paul leather goods retailer J.W. Hulme has closed its doors. The company, which was founded in St. Paul in 1905, operated a manufacturing facility on West Seventh Street for decades and sold … Continued
“What is a holiday cookie plate without some decorated gingerbread cookies?” writes Dan Langan, introducing his recipe for gingerbread cut-out cookies in his new cookbook, “Bake Your Heart Out: Foolproof Recipes to Level Up Your Home Baking” (Union Square & … Continued
The bye week is over and the Chicago Bears are about to begin the final five-game stretch of the season with many important questions looming. What would they have to accomplish, beginning Sunday at Soldier Field against the Detroit Lions, … Continued
LOS ANGELES — One of California’s most powerful unions is not loosening its grip on oil jobs. Despite the Biden administration and California lawmakers pouring billions of dollars into new climate-friendly industries like electric vehicles, hydrogen and building electrification, a … Continued
Amy Lindgren It happened again. I was listening to a pretty good interview on career issues when the adviser suggested limiting resumes to the last 10 years, “because no one wants to read a three-page resume.” Which sent me to … Continued
Eddie Murphy is 62 and looks about 39. Whatever he’s doing, it’s working — but the same can’t be said for his most recent projects. “Candy Cane Lane” is one of a three-picture deal Murphy has with Amazon, along with … Continued