Winter is a great time to assess our yard and landscape needs and desires for the upcoming growing season.
One usually doesn’t spend three-quarters of a century on earth without acquiring some useful knowledge. By default, and by reaching a certain …
Some issues transcend partisan politics. Most of us consider public education to be one of those transcendent issues. Wayzata Public Schools a…
Winter is upon us. As the snowflakes fly and the temperatures drop, we can still enjoy movement, activity and exercise outdoors. Staying activ…
During the last two years, change and uncertainty have become regular parts of our everyday lives. Between changing work and school routines, …
The holiday season was a great time for work colleagues, friends and family to gather and reconnect at the end of the year. These festive occa…
By LaDonna Hoy,
Church membership is down over 10% in the last decade.
Now that the leaves have fallen off the deciduous trees, we can see the trees for the forest and a lot more. All the squirrel, bird, hornet, a…
While it comes nowhere near the size and scope of the New River Gorge Bridge, the Golden Gate or the Stone Arch, it might be just as important…
Dec. 7, 2019, was a cold and crisp day, with a temperature of approximately 25 degrees. Spirits were high, however, for 10-year old Bobbi Jo (…
Boy, can I tell it is fall. The backpack blowers are in full force, screaming their way into our ears and hearts (not so much), while the peop…
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 34.2 million people in the United States have diabetes, and 1 in 5 don’t even kno…
Anne and Dana Frear passed away on the same day; Jan 28, 1975, at 9:15 a.m. and 5:10 p.m. respectively. She was 80 and he was 90. This might h…
If you are a reader of a certain age, you may have wondered, “Where have all the lightning bugs gone?” Just because many of you captured them …
Students, families and educators in more than 110 Minnesota school districts have an opportunity to do something very good between now and Nov…
You’ve likely heard the saying that “An apple a day keeps the doctor away.” While that may be true, the Centers for Disease Control and Preven…
I can tell it’s fall by the way nature is calling to me in a variety of ways, some good, some maybe not so good. Having recently retired from …
I, for one, am appreciative of the exceptional good works that our St. Louis Park and Hopkins service clubs do in every season of the year to …
By Ali Chorley
Some issues transcend partisan politics. Most of us consider public education to be one of those transcendent issues. Wayzata Public Schools a…
Winter is upon us. As the snowflakes fly and the temperatures drop, we can still enjoy movement, activity and exercise outdoors. Staying activ…
During the last two years, change and uncertainty have become regular parts of our everyday lives. Between changing work and school routines, …
The holiday season was a great time for work colleagues, friends and family to gather and reconnect at the end of the year. These festive occa…
By LaDonna Hoy,
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Church membership is down over 10% in the last decade.
Now that the leaves have fallen off the deciduous trees, we can see the trees for the forest and a lot more. All the squirrel, bird, hornet, a…
While it comes nowhere near the size and scope of the New River Gorge Bridge, the Golden Gate or the Stone Arch, it might be just as important…
Dec. 7, 2019, was a cold and crisp day, with a temperature of approximately 25 degrees. Spirits were high, however, for 10-year old Bobbi Jo (…
Boy, can I tell it is fall. The backpack blowers are in full force, screaming their way into our ears and hearts (not so much), while the peop…
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 34.2 million people in the United States have diabetes, and 1 in 5 don’t even kno…
Anne and Dana Frear passed away on the same day; Jan 28, 1975, at 9:15 a.m. and 5:10 p.m. respectively. She was 80 and he was 90. This might h…
If you are a reader of a certain age, you may have wondered, “Where have all the lightning bugs gone?” Just because many of you captured them …
Students, families and educators in more than 110 Minnesota school districts have an opportunity to do something very good between now and Nov…
You’ve likely heard the saying that “An apple a day keeps the doctor away.” While that may be true, the Centers for Disease Control and Preven…
I can tell it’s fall by the way nature is calling to me in a variety of ways, some good, some maybe not so good. Having recently retired from …
I, for one, am appreciative of the exceptional good works that our St. Louis Park and Hopkins service clubs do in every season of the year to …
By Ali Chorley
As Minnesotans, we live in a caring and productive state with incredible natural resources, beautiful lakes, abundant farmland, and a diverse …
Seeds Feeds has made it through the heat and drought with more than 10 food bank gardens growing strong all around town. The gardens are flour…
In Minnesota, we have a strong history of ensuring our voices are included and counted in the democratic process. Our track record of being #1…
I tried to resist the temptation to do another “Jeopardy!” column, but several emails coaxed me otherwise, so I caved this week to do one more…
One of the most tragic memories of the COVID-19 pandemic will be of the loss of life in long-term care facilities across the country. However,…
We’ve learned many lessons in the many months since COVID-19 dominated every aspect of our being.
Independence Day is Sunday, July 4, and we know St. Louis Park residents will be eager to celebrate. Here are some reminders to ensure you and…
As a fairly regular viewer of “Jeopardy,” it occurred to me that virtually any topic could be used as a possible category on the iconic game s…
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