Climate Reality comes to the Twin Cities
By Mike Lukes Commentary What has Al Gore been doing since that fateful day in December 2000? Well, as I found out early in August, he has been following his... Read More
A model farm restores land to health
By Ranae Hanson A farm-scale, poultry-centered, regenerative agroforestry project has brought 100 degraded acres near Northfield back to life in two short years. Julie Ristau, executive director of the nonprofit... Read More
Taking on Japanese knotweed, a nasty invasive
By Dawn Tanner Japanese knotweed is an invasive plant with a long history in the United Kingdom (UK) and other parts of the world as an extremely problematic species. In... Read More
Tortoise and the Hare: St. Paul’s Grand Round Bike Trail
By John Horchner St. Paul’s commitment to a citywide “grand round” bicycle trail is nearing completion, an endeavor surprisingly more than 100 years in the making. And one that appears... Read More
Max Goodmanson
Max Lee Goodmanson, Jr., 64, of Lauderdale, died Aug. 3, 2018. “Uncle Max,” as most knew him, was born Aug. 11, 1953, in Minneapolis. He was preceded in death by... Read More
Opal Hedberg
Opal Mae (Mykleby) Hedberg, 94, of St. Anthony Park, died Aug, 30. She was born on Oct.30, 1923, in the Red River Valley in northwest Minnesota, the middle child in... Read More
