Bob CollinsA verse from Leviticus was posted today on the Facebook page of Minnesota for Marriage, a group that is supporting the November constitutional amendment that encases the state’s existing ban on same-sex marriage into the state constitution.
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Archives for June 2012
What if there’s no local news, the future of Car Talk considered, it’s not the heat it’s the fire, shock value in a Minneapolis killing, and what Nora Ephron misses and doesn’t miss.
Laughing Loon Farm was down and out after flooding and a hailstorm earlier this month. Now it’s just down. Nobody’s counting it out.
Paul TostoCollege costs are rising faster than incomes and student loan debt is through the roof. That’s led to all kinds of hand wringing about whether college is worth it. But every time we’re ready to ditch that part of the American Dream, it seems that new data surface to tell us to hold on. Newly Read more →
Dispatches from ‘Planet Parenthood,’ after the floods, NPR’s Muslim ‘extremist’ story, the dead trees of Northfield, and the right to swear in public.
There’s been a sudden upsurge lately in the number of fathers videotaping their children having meltdowns over life’s disappointments.
There’s been a mostly fun conversation over the last few weeks on the effect of the Duluth flood on Lake Superior water level. What’s the impact been so far?
The widening of the generation gap, how much kindness is too much kindness, is downtown Minneapolis safe, rosary or jewelry, and the end of the line for a great tortoise.
It’s likely some things are never going to be the way they were before this week’s flood in the Northland.
It’s entirely appropriate for any Minnesota Twins fan to pause for a moment to honor composer and lyricist Richard Adler.
Knitting an Olympic-sized controversy, not everything of value has a price tag, Kenny Markiewicz’ wild ride, the dark side of the bus monitor story, and the faces behind the flag.