Bob Collins
A booster of the Upper Minnesota River Watershed, Moore has shown residents how to disagree and get things done.
MPR News Reflections and observations on the news
Archives for October 2011
The passing of Tom Keith
Is it work or luck, if you ruin it they won’t come, 7 billion and counting, the making of the Google doodle, and would you jump out of a plane?
I couldn’t let the week end on the sad story of the elephant and the dog, and, fortunately, CBS News bailed me out by providing some good news. On The Road, the series that Charles Kuralt started, is back.
It’s hard to fathom why there’s a bit of a backlash against Fox broadcaster Joe Buck’s call of the homerun that ended last night’s game six of the World Series.
As the governor names a Minneapolis politician to a top higher education job, there are still questions about the person being replaced.
As political ads go, Duluth City Council candidate Emily Larson has hit on a great formula: No political talk, just person after person extolling the virtues of Duluth.
Squeeze in, people; one at a time in Duluth, the old ways in the woods, the face of Occupy, and Polar BearCam
There’s more to Pam Whitfield than being one of the best college professors Minnesota has to offer.
Of the many problems facing America, it’s hard to say where ‘a guitarless society’ ranks on the list.
The road taken, requiem for the cabin, adult contemporary and the indie artists, South Dakota’s shame, and Dale and Jim together again.