She hadn’t meant to fall in love with anybody, and was she even in love at all? To be sure, something had clicked. Hugo made her laugh about herself. Laughing made her delirious. In Gary’s case, there was nothing like … Continued
Take your choice today. We’ve got a timely memoir by Minnesota’s first woman lieutenant governor, three stories of crime in old St. Paul, and selected/new poetry inspired by “up North.” “Rise to the Challenge: A Memoir of Politics, Leadership, and … Continued
JULIE AYER: Member of the Minnesota Orchestra for 36 years introduces “Defying the Silence,” a labor history about how some of the world’s finest musicians walked a picket line and how local music lovers rallied around them. The musicians were … Continued
“Marshmallow!” said digital learning specialist Jon Abrahamson to his Monday morning class, sending his fifth-graders shuffling to their tables, grabbing their Chromebook computers, ready for that day’s lesson in Digital Learning at William Byrne Elementary School. The Burnsville students put … Continued
This year’s October skies are a treasure trove for stargazers, and the crown jewel may be a bright comet, possibly even bright enough to be seen with the naked eye! Comet Tsuchinshan-Atlas, discovered in January of last year, is passing … Continued
What would you give up? The talking heads constantly ask Ukraine to negotiate a peace with Russia right away. Perhaps we should ask a different question. If a stronger, bigger enemy attacked the U.S., which states would you abandon to … Continued