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Blogs
May 7, 2012
Grand Old Day 2012: Solid Gold, the Soviettes, and hot dog eating contest
Billing itself as the largest one-day festival in the Midwest, St. Paul's Grand Old Day is once again set to put plenty of smiles on the faces of Twin Cities music fans this summer, as 16 local bands will perform on six separate stages on Sunday, June 3 from noon until 5 p.m. This year also feat ... More >>
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February 3, 2012
Cupcake Bakery cancels plans for Grand Ave. location
After months of zoning board meetings, pushback from the Summit Hill Association and almost $20,000 in architectural fees, Kevin Vanderaa, owner of Cupcake Bakery, told the Pioneer Press he is scrapping plans for a second store.The new Cupcake Bakery, which was supposed to be on Grand betwee ... More >>
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October 27, 2011
Mojo Monkey Donuts: a first look
Sweet treats arrive on West SeventhThe smiling monkey beckons you inside to a sunny storefront shop and an array of artisan sweets. Mojo Monkey Donut, the former Rudie's Coffee shop on West Seventh in St. Paul, between Randolph and Lexington, has been transformed from dark punk to bright chic. Th ... More >>
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July 6, 2011
Anthony Schmitz, former CP food critic, talks about his new book, Valentine's Cafe
A new novel about the most romantic restaurant, ever.Anthony Schmitz has held a variety of jobs during his career, including serving as City Pages' editor and its restaurant critic. Since that time, he's turned out several novels, including Darkest Desire: The Wolf's Own Tale (Ecco), Lost S ... More >>
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July 1, 2011
Twin Cities among America's most active
We'll do anything for exercise. We'll even run in Snowmageddon.The Twin Cities may not be home to the most exercise junkies in the country. That title goes to Seattle. Nor do we habour the greatest number of layabouts. Lexington takes the cake there. But according to Men's Health magazine, M ... More >>
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June 7, 2011
Twins sign Tar Heels shortstop in 2011 First-Year Player draft
As if expecting their middle-infield problems to continue into the distant future, the Minnesota Twins signed University of North Carolina Tar Heels shortstop Levi Michael as the 30th overall selection in the first round of the 2011 Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft. The man from ... More >>
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June 3, 2011
A Grand Old Day guide to the best eats
Forget the hot dogs. How about a mac and cheese fritter or lamb kabob?If you're planning to join a few thousand of your closest friends for Grand Old Day in St. Paul on Sunday, food will no doubt be a big part of the experience. You'll find the ubiquitous corn dogs and cheese curds, of course ... More >>
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May 27, 2011
Bradlee Dean uses "suicide prevention" to raise money for anti-gay ministry
Bradlee Dean, the man behind the ministry.When Julia Miller pulled into the BP station on Lexington and St. Anthony in St. Paul last month, she was immediately approached by a young man from an organization called You Can Run But You Cannot Hide International. While Miller pumped her gas, th ... More >>
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April 20, 2011
Michele Bachmann paid Bush speech writers $5,000
Blame the speech writers!Michele Bachmann is a force of nature when it comes to raising campaign cash. She busted all kinds of fundraising records in her 2010 race for re-election to Congress. She hauled in $2.2 million in the first three months of this while teasing everyone with the idea sh ... More >>
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April 12, 2011
Michele Bachmann returns to New Hampshire, where the Revolutionary War didn't start
Bachmann flunked history the last time she was in New Hampshire.It looks like Michele Bachmann is headed back to New Hampshire for a meeting with tea partiers to try and figure out if she might make a credible presidential candidate. Uh oh. The last time this happened she told two differen ... More >>
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March 13, 2011
Michele Bachmann fails American Revolution history
Bachmann fails history again.Someone go find the dunce cap. Michele Bachmann tackled American history again in public, and once again gave America good reason to laugh at Minnesota. She's already flubbed the history of the Founding Fathers and forgotten slavery. This time around, in a heav ... More >>
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January 28, 2011
We Are the Willows tour diary, Vol. 10
The Blacksheep Cafe in Springfield, Illinois is one of the shpookiest places I've played. It's all boarded up on the outside and is all graffitti'ed up on the inside. It's like shredder's lair If it weren't for Kirk and Dustin's tunes being so nice I would have been shakin' in m ... More >>
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January 5, 2011
We Are the Willows kick off tour at the Varsity tomorrow night
It's only been two months since Peter Michael Miller of We Are the Willows wrapped up his solo tour across the East Coast, and he's already itching to get back in the van for another stint on the road. We Are the Willows will play a tour kick-off show tomorrow night (Thursday, January 6) at the V ... More >>
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December 20, 2010
Faces Mears Park has your Christmas dinner covered, this Week in Food.
Some brandy with your Alexander? The Twin Cities are alive with holiday festivities. Learn the ABCs of beer, trade in the roast beast for General Tao's tofu, and sip on brandy and cognac this Week in Food. Monday 12/20 You drink enough of it--you should try to get to know it. Learn the ABCs of ... More >>
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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 >>
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November 9, 2010
We Are the Willows tour diary, Vol. 8
So, the last part of the trip was a bit rag-tag. That is to say, the shows were set up pretty last minute and were kind of at random places. Like in Lexington, Kentucky I played the reception for a play called Marx In Soho in which Karl Marx comes back from some kind of afterlife (wei ... More >>
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August 18, 2010
Twin Cities No. 1 for medical devices, 8th on quality of life
Minneapolis: we love being on listsWe love our place in lists, and we just topped a good one: we're number one for developing medical devices and technology, says Business Facilities Magazine in its July/August issue. The magazine also ranks Minneapolis 8th in the nation for both quality of life ... More >>
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July 13, 2010
Peter Wolf Crier to tour with Rogue Wave and Midlake
Photo by Stacy SchwartzThough the pair hasn't even wrapped up their current stint with Heartless Bastards, Peter Wolf Crier will hit the road in September for another high-profile tour, this time with Rogue Wave and Midlake. The duo will stop in St. Paul to play the Lowertown Music Festival on Ju ... More >>
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June 3, 2010
Grand Old Day: A guide to the best eats
thunderchild5.Just one of the many food options at Grand Old Day.Get ready to drink, eat and drink some more this Sunday at Grand Old Day. In its 37th year, Grand Old Day offers six music stages, a parade, fitness events, and over 80 food vendors. Feed the street foodie in you with some clas ... More >>
Blogs
April 30, 2010
The Lexington's Martini: drink of the week
Steve Neuharth Martini$6.95 and up for premium ($5 at happy hour)The Lexington1096 Grand Ave., St. Paul651.222.5878websiteI hear many a gripe about bars who call anything and everything poured into a martini glass a martini. At The Lexington, they have been calling icy cold, straight up, ve ... More >>
Restaurants
March 24, 2010
Bradstreet, Solera, and more: Happy hours for grownups
Drink like an adult on a college kid's budget
Blogs
March 17, 2010
Isaiah Vinson, age 17, struck and killed by St. Paul city truck
Police are now saying he was pushed into the roadway, most likely as a result of horseplay.
Blogs
March 15, 2010
Chanhassen Dinner Theatre sold
The new owners of the 41-year-old theater include two longtime employees and a theater management company.
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January 28, 2010
Bachmann signs her health care independence declaration
At a press conference, she signs a poster board printed in a way made to mimic the Declaration of Independence.
Blogs
January 20, 2010
Lookbook, One For the Team plan tours
Lookbook will sweep the East Coast, while OFTT is donating tour proceeds to the Red Cross for Haiti relief.
Blogs
January 12, 2010
Baby Dee anounces new album, tour
The mysterious singer songwriter will release an album in 2010 on Drag City, and will play the Cedar this April.
Blogs
November 24, 2009
Thanksgiving specials: Where to eat out for Turkey Day
T-Day dinner alone doesn't have to be a bottle of Wild Turkey. Check out these local restaurants' Thanksgiving offerings.
Blogs
August 19, 2009
Tornado reported near downtown Minneapolis, warnings continue in metro area
The National Weather Service has issued a tornado warning in parts of Hennepin, Anoka and Ramsey Counties. This warning is in effect until 2:45 p.m.
Calendar
August 19, 2009
St. George Greek Festival
The National Weather Service has issued a tornado warning in parts of Hennepin, Anoka and Ramsey Counties. This warning is in effect until 2:45 p.m.
Restaurants
May 30, 2007
Vice City Party
New Uptown hotspot restaurant Miami is retro Scarface meets Go-Go's bliss: Cool like neon, hot like cuties, silly and fun as kids
Blogs
May 3, 2007
Cable-access TV in Minnesota: complete links
New Uptown hotspot restaurant Miami is retro Scarface meets Go-Go's bliss: Cool like neon, hot like cuties, silly and fun as kids
Columns
September 27, 2006
Dear John
An architecture tour you can take with your pants around your ankles
Blogs
October 29, 2005
The Idiot Gets His Swerve Back
An architecture tour you can take with your pants around your ankles
Restaurants
August 3, 2005
Al Fresco, Refreshed
Twin Cities purveyors make it easy to reinvent the picnic
Music
July 13, 2005
Hair Police: Constantly Terrified
Twin Cities purveyors make it easy to reinvent the picnic
Music
September 24, 2003
New York State of Mind
The Fever play pure Gotham City rock--so what if people hear it in New Jersey?
Restaurants
July 10, 2002
Tablehopping
The Fever play pure Gotham City rock--so what if people hear it in New Jersey?
Books
June 13, 2001
House or Home Depot
The city and neighborhood activists fight over a blighted corner in St. Paul
Restaurants
April 4, 2001
The Coy and the Tarts
The city and neighborhood activists fight over a blighted corner in St. Paul
News
February 28, 2001
So you want to be a public servant?
You too could be mayor of St. Paul! Just answer a dozen of the most preposterous, frivolous, and insultingly direct questions you could ever hope to encounter in your whole squirming political life.
Music
August 2, 2000
Molly Hatchet
In a sad, familiar pattern, Mollycuddle release their best album, then break up
Restaurants
March 8, 2000
Better Driving Through Chocolate
In a sad, familiar pattern, Mollycuddle release their best album, then break up
Feature
August 11, 1999
Publish or Perish
In a sad, familiar pattern, Mollycuddle release their best album, then break up
Restaurants
July 14, 1999
Splendor in the Grass
In a sad, familiar pattern, Mollycuddle release their best album, then break up
Books
March 24, 1999
Road to Nowhere
Highway? Park? Highway with a park on top? The fight over St. Paul's Ayd Mill Road gears up--again.
Books
February 3, 1999
Race Matters
Returning from exile and personal calamity, author Gayl Jones has created her own outlaw-in-training: a Baptist, Bud Light-drinking, stun-gun-toting, 6-foot-plus, African-American freelance trucker
Sports
April 29, 1998
A Horse by Any Other Name
The betting favorite in the upcoming Run for the Roses is undefeated--and somewhat politically incorrect.
Arts
August 21, 1996
Stargazers in Cyberspace
Confessions of an On-Line Fan Club Junkie
Music
March 27, 1996
Uptown Blues
Confessions of an On-Line Fan Club Junkie
News
November 29, 1995
An Unsentimental Education
A week on the inside with the students and teachers of Wayzata High and St. Paul Central.
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