Amy Lindgren Now and then I like to write about random thoughts that are too small or personal to make into a column. Summer is a good time for small bits, so here are a couple of things currently on … Continued
By Ksenia Prints In an era of rising food costs and busy schedules, a growing number of Americans are turning to an innovative solution: Meal swapping. These modern-day meal swaps are revolutionizing how people approach their daily meals, with participants … Continued
By Elaine S. Povich, Stateline.org No state illustrates this year’s flurry of ballot measures to cut property taxes better than Colorado. There, the results of two likely voter questions could reduce funding for schools, roads, emergency responders and other local … Continued
By Swati Pandey, Randy Thanthong-Knight and Alice Kantor, Bloomberg News International students — long the golden goose for universities and colleges in advanced economies — face an increasingly uncertain future as governments seek easy targets to rein in surging immigration. … Continued
Architect Michael McGuire, known as an apostle of Frank Lloyd Wright, believed that buildings should be designed to fit their sites, whether steep slopes or prairie or downtown city blocks. Among his notable projects in and around Stillwater: the Dock … Continued
BRAINERD — Minnesota upland bird hunters, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources wants you to keep a diary this autumn of each of your hunts, keeping track of when and where you hunt, how many birds you see along the … Continued