It’s time for the little ones to slow down after the recent long holiday weekend with picture books that are fun and teach a few lessons, although the smalls won’t realize they are learning. (Courtesy of HarperCollins Publishers) “A Family … Continued
Hmmmmmmmm GRANDMA PAT, “formerly of rural Roberts, Wisconsin, now of St. Paul”: “I do not have to do any puzzles in my old age. There are enough as it is. “For instance: A couple of weeks ago, I was sitting … Continued
TAFFY BRODESSER-AKNER: Presents her novel “Long Island Compromise” in conversation with Julie Schumacher. 7 p.m. Tuesday, July 16, Shir Tikvah, 1360 W. Minnehaha Pkwy., Mpls., presented by Magers & Quinn. Ticketed event. Go to magersandquinn.com/events. GEORGIA CLOEPFIL: Writer and former … Continued
When Madison Equities placed a series of vacant and semi-occupied St. Paul office buildings and parking ramps on the market together this spring, some observers feared the ramifications may extend beyond downtown. If the 10 buildings sold for a pittance, … Continued
The European Union faces a daunting challenge over the next five years: Get public finances in order while mustering the investment needed to confront a growing array of common challenges, not least the clean-energy transition. The task will require a … Continued
Metallica’s current two-year tour, which hits U.S. Bank Stadium on Aug. 16 and 18, is an unusually massive affair that sees the metal legends playing two shows with completely different set lists in each city. Minneapolis is one of only … Continued