Juneteenth is a federal holiday marking the day when slaves in Texas were told about the Emancipation Proclamation, two years after it had been announced. Minnesota also recognizes Juneteenth as a state holiday. State, county and city offices are closed, … Continued
Edward Lotterman Damn you, Dick Darman! That un-Christian thought about a 1990’s presidential bureaucrat hit me on reading about new flooding in south Florida and warnings of 90 mph winds for several states the next day. These follow myriad tornadoes … Continued
Imagine you are completing the annual training module for preventing sexual harassment at work. How would you answer the following questions? 1. You, a top executive, find yourself attracted to a summer intern. Is it OK to ask her for … Continued
ROGER BARR: Presents “Murder on the Hill,” nonfiction about the unsolved 1937 murder of Union Depot waitress Ruth Munson, whose body was found after a fire in an abandoned hotel. Using diaries and letters, newspaper accounts, public documents and other … Continued
This Father’s Day, we must confront a national reality – we are failing new fathers. Though there has been increasing awareness of the mental health challenges faced by postpartum mothers, too often fathers are left behind. Approximately 1 in 3 … Continued