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BWW Reviews: Guthrie Summer Starts Strong with an Iliad and the Primrose Path
One is lighthearted, funny, thoughtful with elaborate costumes and sets and a large cast.
Even in his final days, longtime St. Thomas professor sought out knowledge
Foy, a Shakespeare specialist who taught British literature and led the St. Paul university's English and faculty development center during a nearly three-decade career, hosted a book club meeting 10 days before he died May 1, the school and family said.
Blogger Roundup: Transit Funding, School Art Projects and Business Tips
Each week, Southwest Minneapolis Patch community members turn to Patch's Local Voices section to share information, insight and opinions about what matters to them.
Ruben Rosario: Adoption red tape didn't stick till years later
I have two folders in my work computer. One is titled "lack of common sense." The other is "your government at work." There's no question that the stories sent to the folders will overlap quite often, considering the tale I'm about to tell you.
Retiring at 50: Could You Follow This Woman's Extreme Savings Plan?
Americans may be living longer, but our retirement plans aren't keeping up. Which means people are living longer with smaller bank accounts.
Grand Opening for Linden Hills Boutique Lily and Violet Through May 19, 2013
So long, Rick Rack . Hello, Lily and Violet . It's grand opening weekend for the recently rechristened boutique at 3413 W. 44th Street in Southwest Minneapolis, the St.
South St. Paul: A stranger nearly killed him; another saved him
Zach Mohs whispers a small secret to his rescuer and the man who saved his life -- Alaskan Ken Krassell on Ken's visit to Minnesota.
Sen. Dibble 'Disappointed Doors of This Chamber Were Locked' During Same-Sex Marriage Law Signing
Minnesota state Sen. Scott Dibble told the Minnesota Senate Wednesday of his disappointment that "the doors of this chamber were locked" Tuesday-preventing senators from attending the large crowd assembled on the Capitol steps for Gov.
City Council Member Betsy Hodges , current candidate for mayor in Minneapolis, held a "meet and greet" event at the Republic in Uptown May 16, 2013.
ARC Realty Finance Trust Makes First Portfolio Investment
ARC Realty Finance Trust announced that it closed on its first portfolio investment-a $6.5 million mezzanine loan originated as part of a $57.5 million total financing provided to the ownership of the W Minneapolis, located in downtown Minneapolis, Minn.
Finalizing Minnesota's tax bill; what's in and what's not?
ST. PAUL, Minn. -- A committee made up of House and Senate members is finalizing one of the most anticipated bills to come out of the legislature this year.
Same-sex couples might have to wait just a little longer to wed in Minnesota
Since Gov. Mark Dayton signed the gay marriage bill into law Tuesday, same-sex couples around the state have already begun planning their weddings, many hoping to wed the day the law goes into effect on Aug.
St. Louis Park Ranks 67th in Speeding Tickets Per Capita
Legend Green pins: 0 to 500 tickets Yellow pins: 500 to 1,500 tickets Red pins: 1,500 or more tickets Police departments that cover multiple cities have a pin in each of the cities they cover.
Golden Valley Police Arrests: Driving With Revoked, Suspended Licenses
The following people were arrested by Golden Valley police between April 29 and May 5. : a€˘ A 46-year-old Minneapolis man was arrested May 3 in Golden Valley for driving with a revoked license.
Norway House finally finds Minneapolis site for cultural home
Norway House recently acquired a credit union building in Minneapolis next to the Norwegian Lutheran Memorial Church where it intends to open a cultural center.
Minneapolis police identify officer involved in squad-motorcycle crash
Officer Joshua Young was responding to a shooting last Friday where two fellow officers had been shot.
Commercial office leasing in Minneapolis: Blue Lake Commercial
Professionals looking for commercial office leasing in Minneapolis need experienced brokers who can represent their best interest.
Mpls. neighborhood targeted by arsonist
Residents of a north Minneapolis neighborhood are understandably uneasy after at least three arson fires in the past few weeks.
In the new offices of Shea Design, in the former Shinders bookstore at Eighth Street and Hennepin Avenue in downtown Minneapolis, employees can access the roof via a private stop on the otherwise public elevator.
Minneapolis Police Reopen Anne Dunlap Murder Case
A new tip has led police to reopen one of the Twin Cities' most notorious unsolved murder cases: Anne Barber Dunlap, who was a successful young executive at Pillsbury found murdered in the trunk of her car at a Kmart parking lot in 1996.