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May 9, 2012
Sparks touches on Mediterranean using wood-burning oven
Restaurant fills old Bryn Mawr Coffee shop space
Blogs
April 16, 2012
Santana's Shape Shifter U.S. tour dates launch in Minnesota
It no longer feels like yesterday (it was 1999, people) that guitar impresario Carlos Santana kicked his career into a new gear with the collaborative album Supernatural. Sure, Rob Thomas had plenty to do with it, but the Santana legacy is alive in a way that has grown past a crusty classic rock sla ... More >>
Restaurants
March 14, 2012
My Burger, Turkey To Go, and Which Wich reviewed
A taste test of three new fast-casual restaurants
Blogs
January 9, 2012
Ford plant closure symptomatic of capitalism's ills, writes World Socialist
Weeks after the last Ford vehicle build in Minnesota rolled off the Highland Park assembly line, the World Socialist Website writes that the plant's closure is symptomatic of the decline of American manufacturing. The fact that one of the world's leading sources for left-wing news and analysis pi ... More >>
Blogs
December 27, 2011
Top 10 coffeehouses in the Twin Cities
The second wave of coffee awareness has seized the Cities. Where once we happily sipped diner swill for $1.50, when we were introduced to Starbucks the coffee snob revolution began. Now we have single-cup brewing of fair trade beans and elegant surroundings in which to savor them. We ... More >>
Blogs
October 11, 2011
Mark Mallman tour diary, Vol. 6
Jared Diamond says the success of a given civilization is based on three things: "Guns, Germs, and Steel." What he means is, dont open your surf shop in Gary, Indiana, and dont dig for gold in your laundry hamper. If Diamond were to write a book on making it in the music industry, I highly doubt ... More >>
Blogs
September 29, 2011
Joan's in the Park: A first look
The cozy space that St. Paul's Highland Park residents have long known as Grandpa Tony's pizzeria has been transformed into a neighborhood bistro. The walls received a warm coat of soft mustard-colored paint, and white linens cover the tabletops. Despite having only the one large front wind ... More >>
Blogs
September 14, 2011
Kopplin's Coffee moving to Merriam Park
A.J. OlmscheidKopplin moves its coffee--and hot chocolate--across town. Andrew Kopplin, proprietor of Kopplin's, announced news that's been long in the making: He's moving his Highland Park coffee shop across town to Merriam Park. The new spot, on the intersection of Cleveland and Marshall, ... More >>
Blogs
February 3, 2011
TCF Bank robber caught on camera in St. Paul [PHOTOS]
FBISeen this guy?The FBI said this afternoon that a man walked into the the TCF Bank branch on Ford Parkway in St. Paul's Highland Park neighborhood, implied that he had a gun in a paper bag, and walked away with an undisclosed amount of cash. He either didn't know or didn't care that he was bei ... More >>
Blogs
January 20, 2011
Tom Hackbarth reloads with gun-rights amendment
Tom Hackbarth exercises his Second Amendment rights.Rep. Tom Hackbarth likes his guns, especially when they're strapped to his hip outside a Planned Parenthood office while he hunts for a girlfriend he met online. So it only makes sense, really, that he'd want to ensure that his right to keep an ... More >>
Blogs
December 16, 2010
The Grand Sandwich is now delivering
Look deep into my olives and tell me what you see When Dan Esrig graduated with a degree in geography from Macalester College last year, he realized what he wanted was in his own back yard. He wanted to open a sandwich spot that would serve the student's need for late night, affordable food ... More >>
Blogs
December 10, 2010
Tom Hackbarth won't be charged in armed search for girlfriend
Tom Hackbarth parks at Planned Parenthood, and his career takes a turn for the worse.St. Paul police suspected Republican state Rep. Tom Hackbarth of stalking and harassment the day he strapped a loaded gun to his hip, parked his pickup truck next to Planned Parenthood in Highland Park, and w ... More >>
Blogs
November 24, 2010
Rep. Tom Hackbarth's loaded gun seized by cops near Planned Parenthood
Hackbarth packs heat when he visits the ladies.Republican state Rep. Tom Hackbarth went looking for a date the other day in a Highland Park alley, with his Smith and Wesson .38 strapped to his waist. He chose an odd place to park his pickup truck, too: The Planned Parenthood clinic lot, wher ... More >>
Blogs
November 15, 2010
Psycho Suzi's liquidation sale--all liquids must go--this Week in Food.
Kathy EasthagenDo your part: drink up. Monday 11/5 Gather at Brit's with members of the Guthrie to honor the theater's smash-hit production of The 39 Steps, based off of Alfred Hitchcock's acclaimed 1935 film. Trivia host John Cosgrove will kick off the evening at 7:15 p.m. with a Movies and Hi ... More >>
Blogs
November 11, 2010
Heiruspecs' Sean McPherson slings food recommendations
Whether you want vegetarian Ethiopian or a solid strawberry shake, Sean McPherson has your rec.Sean McPherson is a busy guy: When he's not working in McNally Smith College of Music's hip-hop department, he's hosting trivia around the Twin Cities with Trivia Mafia or playing with his band Heir ... More >>
Blogs
October 28, 2010
DWITT: 100 Creatives
Number 97: DWITT (a.k.a. David Ruddy Witt) City: Saint Paul (Highland Park) Years spent living in MN: 31He may not be an actual rock star, but prolific artist DWITT (David Witt) is as close as you can get without picking up a guitar. In fact, his mere association with an event usuall ... More >>
Blogs
August 25, 2010
Ford says no turning back on St. Paul plant closure
Ford's Twin Cities Assembly Plant once built 300,000 Ranger pickup trucks a yearDespite a last-ditch, bi-partisan plea from Gov. Tim Pawlenty and St. Paul Mayor Chris Coleman, Ford Motor Company's St. Paul truck plant is now all but certain to be shuttered in 2011. The two politicos made wha ... More >>
Blogs
May 3, 2010
Planned Parenthood announces new St. Paul HQ
Planned Parenthood's Highland Park clinic in St. Paul, the frequent scene of anti-abortion protests -- and, more recently, counter-protests favoring reproductive rights -- is closing up shop. But the services it offers aren't going away. Instead, the women's reproductive health organization ... More >>
Blogs
February 2, 2010
Twins fans ready to believe anything good about Joe Mauer?
He's got his doubters, but Mark Rosen is sticking with his story.
Blogs
October 13, 2009
Food Fight: Bagels
Bagels can be about as different as night and day but we put a couple head to head anyway.
News
August 19, 2009
Police beatings, ball slashings, and cat killings
A violent week in the news
Blogs
August 17, 2009
Circus Juventas bleachers collapse during final performance, 450 people fall
At the end of the St. Paul youth circus's final performance, half of the audience fell as the bleachers underneath them collapsed.
Blogs
July 1, 2009
Free hot dogs for Cecil's 60th, through Sunday
We're giving you this information with the understanding that you will not start any Popeyey's/KFC-style riots, okay?
Calendar
July 2, 2008
Modern Marvels: Jewish Adventures in the Graphic Novel
We're giving you this information with the understanding that you will not start any Popeyey's/KFC-style riots, okay?
Restaurants
May 11, 2005
The Great Steak Hunt
Taste-testing the best real dry-aged steaks for sale locally reveals a lucky, lucky, steaky, steaky metropolitan area
Restaurants
March 23, 2005
Chicken Run
The metro area's three greatest takeout chickens are revealed
Restaurants
November 12, 2003
Punch Drunk Love
The Twin Cities' original neapolitan pizza purveyor is almost as hard to top as one of its top-flight pies
Restaurants
May 9, 2001
A Stylish Statement
The Twin Cities' original neapolitan pizza purveyor is almost as hard to top as one of its top-flight pies
Restaurants
April 25, 2001
A Cooking Class
The Twin Cities' original neapolitan pizza purveyor is almost as hard to top as one of its top-flight pies
Restaurants
May 24, 2000
Won't You Be My Diner?
The Twin Cities' original neapolitan pizza purveyor is almost as hard to top as one of its top-flight pies
News
March 22, 2000
The Paper Trail
What you won't read in the morning paper about how the news gets delivered
Restaurants
March 15, 2000
Pastrami Divine
What you won't read in the morning paper about how the news gets delivered
Restaurants
March 8, 2000
Better Driving Through Chocolate
What you won't read in the morning paper about how the news gets delivered
Restaurants
September 29, 1999
My Own Private Quang
What you won't read in the morning paper about how the news gets delivered
News
August 4, 1999
Young Spuds in a Longhorn Daze
What you won't read in the morning paper about how the news gets delivered
Restaurants
July 28, 1999
Farewell, Kabul
What you won't read in the morning paper about how the news gets delivered
Restaurants
July 14, 1999
Splendor in the Grass
What you won't read in the morning paper about how the news gets delivered
Books
June 23, 1999
Vegetarians at the Gate
Health-food heavyweight Whole Foods takes aim at the Uptown crowd
Books
June 23, 1999
The Cars of St. Bonifacius
One licensed cab for every three people--and not a fare in sight: Welcome to the Panama of the North
News
March 10, 1999
A Tale of Two Towers
One licensed cab for every three people--and not a fare in sight: Welcome to the Panama of the North
Restaurants
January 20, 1999
Family Planning
One licensed cab for every three people--and not a fare in sight: Welcome to the Panama of the North
Feature
January 1, 1999
Like a Prayer
How the power of faith is fueling the revitalization of Catholic education
Restaurants
November 11, 1998
Love at First Flush
How the power of faith is fueling the revitalization of Catholic education
News
August 5, 1998
The Last Block Party
Pig's Eye Parrant bootlegged here 150 years ago. Then came the robber barons, the great wars, the spaghetti junctions, and the exodus to the suburbs. Its glory days gone, St. Paul's Brewery District tries upscaling--and evicting renters who don't belong.
Books
June 10, 1998
Anatomy of a Storm
Why some trees stood their ground while others toppled
Restaurants
May 6, 1998
The Alchemist
Brian McElrath's Zinfandel-Balsamic Vinegar Truffle is so potent and rich it seems almost meaty.
News
October 29, 1997
Saint Bore
In Ward 3, home to one of St. Paul's two hotly contested City Council campaigns, the race parallels the mayoral contest. Incumbent Mike Harris has been drawing fire from his challenger, DFL endorsee Randy Schubring, for defending "the special interests of
News
June 4, 1997
Come to Pappas
Stacked up against Bobbi Megard (left), state Sen. Sandy Pappas (right) appeared feisty and ambitious
News
January 17, 1996
Big Brother, Inc.
Why are businesses spying on their own employees more and more? Because they can.

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