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Blue is the Warmest Color

Thu. May. 8th, 2014  |  Jane Hoffman

One cannot speculate about whether Kechiche is unraveling the confusion of an adolescent or exposing experimental sex as a socially acceptable art form.

Print Maker Tom Rauschenfels Shares from the Heart

Thu. May. 8th, 2014  |  Ed Newman

On May 15 the Northern Prints Gallery, across the avenue from Burrito Union at 14th Avenue East, is featuring five regional artists in a show titled Secrets of Printmaking. Tom Rauschenfels is one of the five featured print makers in this exhibition.

Please hire more ugly people

Thu. May. 8th, 2014

Catering to these weird adults not only serves a financial purpose, but a community service as well. Without the creative outlet of collectible toys

Saints Earn Trip to NCAA Softball Tournament

Thu. May. 8th, 2014  |  John Gilbert

We can hold out hope that the Minnesota Twins will make something out of this season after all, now that their high-priced starting pitchers have started to show some potential.

Sports, Racism And Idiots, And Not Necessarily In That Order….

Thu. May. 8th, 2014  |  Marc Elliott

I can safely tell you that as a hockey guy, I would rather be writing about the ongoing Stanley Cup tourney in our midst. And there is a good chance that this column may wander into the abyss of our current political state.

Wild Make Long Winter Appreciably Longer

Thu. May. 8th, 2014  |  John Gilbert

We’re not ready to declare winter over. Not as long as the Minnesota Wild have even the faintest hope of extending their current second-round Stanley Cup Playoff series against the Chicago Blackhawks. And after what we’ve witnessed so far

Willows

Thu. May. 8th, 2014  |  Emily Stone

I have to admire willow for its tenacity. It blooms when there is still snow on the ground, lives where its feet are continuously wet, thrives even in marginal soils, and grows back with renewed vigor

The Chef: Uriah Hefter of the Ledge Rock Grille

Thu. May. 8th, 2014

We bourbon soak a cedar plank so you get those rosemary pine-needly scents. We get fresh sockeye salmon from Alaska. It’s nice and tender and delicious and sucks in a lot of that cedar flavor.

Tidbits

Thu. May. 8th, 2014

What’s the buzz? Lake Superior Honey Company, owned by Jon and Erin Otis, recently applied for a Seeds of Change Community Grant.