shopping!
45 gifts, and they're all local
one weekend in msp
our editor-and-minneapolis-native's favorite spots
It's a nice time to be in the Twin Cities. Stores have their windows decorated, lights twinkle everywhere, people bustle hither and yon, and even the skyways are dolled up. But how do you get the most out of your stay?
Featured Events of the Week
November 26-december 2
With concerts, comedy, and art lectures, there's lots to do!
Restaurant 301
bob bennett's new home
“I can satisfy a very refined diner, but at the same time I can intrigue a less-refined diner and they’re willing to try it,” Bennett says. “I’m more inclined to believe in perfection in simplicity.”
jim heffernan
lord love a lame duck
Groups representing animal rights and the disabled announced yesterday they are launching an all-out effort to end the U.S. government’s insensitive maligning of handicapped American ducks.
floats, snow, and mistletoe
the christmas city of the north parade at 50
This beloved yearly harbinger of the holiday season is this year celebrating its fiftieth anniversary. Over the last quarter century, the Northland’s NewsCenter has produced the parade with pride, joy, and humor.
amber beck
an esko artist with a knack for variety
With paintings, photographs, textiles, clay, and design work, this multi-talented artist is certainly versatile.
jim heffernan
cafÉs, confusion, and calumny
I was eating an egg salad sandwich; he had coffee and something I couldn’t recognize. I found out later it was vitriol. The election was over, but only by about 36 hours...
for mom and apple pie
comfort in a flaky crust
“Pie is the food of the heroic,” the editors of the New York Times once wrote almost a century ago. “No pie-eating people can ever be permanently vanquished.”
Thanksgiving recipes
spirited cranberry sauce, turkey brine, and broccoli casserole
After years of experience as a food writer, a mother, and a hostess, Wendy Webb's got a few favorite Thanksgiving dishes.
WIND IS THE NEW OIL
the Taconite Ridge Wind Farm AND THE GREENING OF MINNESOTA
Giant turbines have transformed one of the Iron Range’s iconic horizons—the first of many small steps toward more renewable energy.
how to buy a house
experts weigh in on the duluth~superior market
The plague of foreclosures has sent house prices through the ground.
Hockey for the old
playing with high schoolers?
You can find me at the new Duluth Heritage Sports Center a lot these days, skating with the Denfeld, Duluth Central and Northern Stars high school boy's and girl's teams.
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