We love St. Paul. We worry about where the city stands and where it’s going, whether downtown, its neighborhoods, its schools, its businesses, its people. There are public and private institutions talking about improvements, but no apparent inspiring vision or … Continued
For over three decades, U.S. “resets” with Russia have failed. Since the collapse of the Soviet Union, successive American presidents have entered office and engaged with Russia under the illusion that personal relationships with Russia’s leaders, mutual economic interest and … Continued
“This is a story that had to be told. It’s a story of hope, a story of perception in how we treat one another in our darkest moments when society said ‘this is your last stop.’ ” (Courtesy of AdventureKEEN) … Continued
ANDREW/GAITONDE: Elizabeth Jarrett Andrew and Vishwas Gaitonde read from their work. Minnesotan Andrew (“Swinging on the Garden Gate”) has a nonfiction chapbook and Gaitonde reads from a debut story collection. 7 p.m. Wednesday, Magers & Quinn, 3038 Hennepin Ave. S., … Continued
LEONARD, Minn. — Sarah Gilder had a surprise for her 16-year-old son Keagen, but she didn’t want to tell him until the last minute. “When you tell him something, he usually just fixates on it and talks and talks and … Continued
Being that it’s Halloween this Friday, I thought it only appropriate to tell you about my favorite monsters of the night sky – Draco the Dragon and the head of Medusa, with a hairstyle made of snakes. I’ll start with … Continued