Amy Lindgren Job searching can be challenging no matter what your circumstances may be, but those caring for aging parents have a double challenge. In addition to conducting the search itself, they must also identify employers and roles to support … Continued
Edward Lotterman The movie “Network” is 50 years old, but the iconic sentiment, “I’m mad as hell and I’m not going to take it anymore” is common. Households and sole-proprietor businesses like farmers see price-fixing and similar collusion all around … Continued
Every once in a while I come across a passage in a book that hits me with the force of revelation. Here’s one: “A person’s way of being human is the most authentic expression of their belief or unbelief. A … Continued
Two public artists are launching projects in Stillwater this week through a new “micro-residency” program at the Art and Water Space, an environmental arts studio run by the nonprofit A House Unbuilt. During the rest of November, artist and storyteller … Continued
Something for everybody today — a magical novel, Japanese resettlement, Bob Dylan and Harmon Killebrew, and two kinds of poetry. “Down Here”: by Sherry Roberts (Osmyrrah Publishing, $20) (Osmyrrah Publishing) In 2023 Sherry Roberts introduced readers to Ariel in her … Continued
Travis “Leo” Leonard recently spent 30 hours tattooing an elaborate Japanese-inspired artwork on a customer at No Joke Tattoo Studios in White Bear Lake. The large tattoo, done mostly in black, fills most of his customer’s back. It features two … Continued