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In 1972 I took two of my sons, Brach and John, on a bicycle and rail trip on the Rhine River.
JoAnne Peterson, age 76, of Blue Earth, died Thursday, Nov. 5, 2009, at St. Luke's Lutheran Care Center, Blue Earth.
Waterford crystal closeout, home furnishings sales, Bloomie's sale and more
Now that the Waterford outlet in Albertville is closed, it's difficult to find Waterford on sale.
Facetime: Philanthropic fashion
I t's unusual to see a salon packed with people on a Saturday night. At a benefit fashion show last weekend for the Children's Hospital Association , St.
DNR supervisor who won job back alleges bias
A supervisor for the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources who won her job back in a labor arbitration is alleging that top managers committed gender discrimination when they fired her a year ago.
Rochester's own Choral Arts Ensemble covers an impressive array of work by Minnesota composers on this disc, which pays homage to the state's sesquicentennial last year.
How I got that job: Stephen Swanson
Salary: $60 per gig . Education and day job: I'm a University of Minnesota graduate .
Donohue column: The root of health care crisis is Congress
I recently witnessed the avoidance of what could have been a major catastrophe at St.
Jewelean Jackson punched while doing lunges as she worked out with Stephen Menya at Lions Gym.
It's time to talk about the ethics of food
Stephen B. Young is the global executive director of the Caux Round Table, an international network of experienced business, political, academic and community leaders who work to design the intellectual strategies, management tools and practices to strengthen private enterprise and public governance to improve our global community.
Three new judges named for Anoka County
This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it Staff writer Courtroom six was the scene of celebration as three new judges were appointed to the Tenth Judicial District bench at the Anoka County Courthouse Tuesday afternoon.
The Bookworm Sez: Airplane crash mystery filled with many twists, turns
Originally published in the October 2, 2009, print edition. Pucker up. Gimme a hug.
If a boyfriend burns Taylor Swift, she writes a song about him. If an act tours with her, she pranks them on the final night of their trek.
Saved by Schindler, Leyson visits St. Paul
The youngest survivor on Schindler's List will visit the Twin Cities on Tuesday.
Lawyers duel over records in Hecker bankruptcy
Dethroned auto mogul Denny Hecker sat glumly in court Wednesday afternoon as his attorney and the attorney for the trustee overseeing his bankruptcy wrestled over records in one of the more high-profile bankruptcy cases in Minnesota.
City Councilwoman Lisa Goodman wants it her way
YEARS AGO , a naive businessman in Minneapolis wanted a liquor license for his business.
Downtown group has much yet to do
As Sandy Keith knows better than anyone, the Rochester Downtown Alliance has plenty to do in the years ahead as big changes look likely downtown.
9 states represented at Gilman family reunion
MELROSE - There were 182 descendants of Edward Gilman of Caston, Norfolk, England, who gathered for a family reunion July 26 in Melrose.
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Theater: 'Mary's Wedding' unites director and choreographer
If you know the work of director Joel Sass, you know he's not afraid to approach plays from an unconventional angle.