November 2018 print edition
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Letter: Dear SLOG, We aren’t your enemy
Dear SLOG: I first noticed your tag, small and innocuously scrawled on an electrical box on Blake Avenue. And then, during a morning walk in... Read More
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Our one-word response to the reluctant spring: Uncle.
Letters: Como Golf Course and the history of St. Paul’s district councils
Golf club opposes re-use of Como Golf Course This communication is intended for the City Council of St. Paul, district councils and anyone involved with... Read More
Commentary: It’s all in the delivery
The U.N. General Assembly has declared May 3 World Press Freedom Day. To commemorate, I’ll relate my four experiences selling and delivering newspapers. The first... Read More
Letters: Minnesota Reading Corps helps her give back to her community
“What are you doing after graduation?” This one question kept bothering me during my senior year of college, mainly since I couldn’t give my friends... Read More
Editorial: Transition: Everybody’s doing it
Snow becomes our familiar.” That line from the poem “Knowing,” written by Falcon Heights poet Marilynn Thomas Walton, sums up the feelings here at the... Read More
Letters: Views on gun-control bills
I’m writing to follow up on your story in the February Bugle about gun violence. Since then we’ve been barraged with name-calling, ultimatums and demands... Read More
Commentary: Building community is key to decreasing violence and mistrust
By Anna Dick Gambucci and Tom Esch On Feb. 11, we held a community meeting at Washington Technology Magnet School in St. Paul to talk... Read More
Letters: Dinkytown, where art thou?
A recent zoning request by Opus Corp. to allow six-story residential development is inimical to the interests of the City of Minneapolis, and to the... Read More
Editorial: Who’s listening?
High-school students at Avalon School have talked a lot about bullying and violence in the last month. The conversations were sparked when the public charter school near... Read More
Commentary: Love
By Adam Granger My 1971 Oxford English Dictionary uses more than 11,000 words to define love; my Aminex Micro Mini Dictionary uses two: “strong affection.”... Read More
Commentary: Can we transition away from fossil fuels?
By Tim Wulling Should St. Anthony Park become a Transition Town? The District 12 Community Council’s Energy Resilience Group hosted a conversation around this question... Read More
Editorial: The end
For those of you who find the Dec. 21 close of the Mayan calendar a bit disconcerting, just remember that doomsdays come and go. We... Read More
