Tag: Columns
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Come Celebrate Union Depot
Editor’s note: Publication of this regularly scheduled column does not equate an endorsement for Rafael Ortega in the Nov. 8 election. When we refurbished and reopened Union…
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The limitations of our vision
Like most young people, my young friend wanted to drive. In her case, however, driving meant being particularly mindful of a visual impairment she has had…
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A Lesson from the Past: Why the Flu Vaccine Matters
By Brooke Gensler, MDDid you know that in 1918, in the midst of World War I, an influenza epidemic swept the globe? This “Spanish Flu”…
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“Elatsoe” is beautifully crafted
Fun fact about me: I really like suspense and mystery books. But sometimes, they can be a little much, and I reluctantly have to step away.…
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Notebook Recollections: Walk This Way
Local icon Tim Rumsey walked to work most days from 1987 to 2000. He began as a form of exercise but kept at it for…
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Saint Paul Public Library engages with music, theater, dance
By Terry GiintherLibrary Manager Kaleidoscope, a performing arts series for children under age 5, is back. With Kaleidoscope, children explore performing and visual arts that spark joy…
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The power of truth telling
Building an Antiracist Community The power of truth telling It was a lie, based on a theft. Neither the theft nor the lie to cover up…
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Be Prepared with an Advance Directive
West End HealthlineBy Anna Dovre, MDAs the season shifts ever on toward autumn, I’ve been noticing the ways that we’re all making preparations. The squirrels…
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Nature Anatomy is colorful, whimsical
ABBY’S ANGLENature Anatomy is colorful, whimsical By Abby HortonSee the world in a whole new way! Julia Rothman celebrates the joys and wonders of the…
