Insects in winter
By Allison Holzer, Interpretive Naturalist at North Mississippi Regional Park Few people worry about what insects do in the winter time. And unless you …
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Pruning shade trees
By Amy Chapman, University of Minnesota Extension Gardener The benefits of trees are many. Not only are they a pleasure to view; they offer social, …
Behind the Victory Flagpole – My move to Camden
By guest writer Marva Jackson My twin brother Jack and I were born in Massillon, Ohio and didn’t move to Minnesota with our family until we …
The Film Society of Minneapolis St. Paul presents Fresh Dressed
By Janet Zahn Fresh Dressed, a fascinating chronicle of hip-hop, urban fashion, hustle and entrepreneurial brilliance, is next up for First Thursday Films @ …
Legends @ the Capri presents
By Janet Zahn Two of the Twin Cities’ favorite crooners, Maud Hixson and Arne Fogel, bring the much-loved music of Bing Crosby and Rosemary Clooney to the …
More vacant lots available for community gardens
City of Minneapolis approved new rules in leasing City-owned vacant lots for community gardens. Now 43 more City-owned parcels will be available for …
Home sales and interest rate hike
By Amy Luesebrink December’s news about the Federal Reserve raising the interest rate by .025 percent may signal the beginning of a new trend in climbing …
Holiday on 44th
The weather was far from frightful, and there was no snow, but the evening was delightful for the 18th Annual Holiday on 44th celebration on December 4. All …