Mohannad Ghawanmeh. (Courtesy of Public Art St. Paul) The Public Art St. Paul Board of Directors announced on March 28 that Mohannad Ghawanmeh was named their next president and executive director. Ghawanmeh previously worked as co-founder of the Twin Cities … Continued
As of this week, residents of Grey Cloud Island Township, Landfall, Oakdale, St. Paul Park and Woodbury can discard food scraps in special compostable bags for curbside recycling. The expansion of Washington and Ramsey counties’ Food Scraps Pickup Program, which … Continued
MILWAUKEE — Ryan Jeffers couldn’t have had a much better spring at the plate. But his exhibition game success didn’t translate into early-season results, and by the time the catcher stepped to the plate in the seventh inning on Wednesday, … Continued
Israeli airstrikes that killed seven aid workers in Gaza reverberated around the world, as friends and relatives mourned the losses of those who were delivering food to besieged Palestinians with the charity World Central Kitchen. Palestinians inspect a vehicle with the logo of the … Continued
Editor’s Note: This cross-border investigation by La Verdad Juárez in collaboration with Lighthouse Reports and El Paso Matters, republished here by the Texas Observer, reveals new details of mass deaths at a detention center in Ciudad Juárez on March 27, … Continued
It’s irresistible, the profanity delivered in considerable doses by British actors, the tremendously talented Olivia Colman among them, in “Wicked Little Letters.” We can’t repeat much of it here, for we are FAR too polite, but know that a complex … Continued