Gail Rosenblum

Columnist | Metro
Phone: 612-673-7350
Gail Rosenblum writes two to three columns a week on people, social issues, trends, and the complexities of human relationships.

Recent content from Gail Rosenblum

Cheering on one leader, while remembering another

Park Nicollet CEO David Abelson is taking management-by-walking-around up a notch. Or gear. He'll spend three days, starting Tuesday, biking more than 200 miles to visit all 22 Park Nicollet clinics. His mission is to raise awareness of, and donations for, the Park Nicollet Foundation, whose $3 million in grants in 2010 supported more than 100 community-based programs.

Updated: October 10, 2011, - 09:43 PM

Rosenblum: Now also free, Hickey wonders: What's next?

As Shane Bauer, Sarah Shourd and Josh Fattal step forward into freedom, Shane's mother, Cindy Hickey also is awakening to a new normal at her Pine City, Minn., home.

Updated: October 06, 2011, - 12:57 AM

Stroke survivor hits the road in support of courageous kid

There are lots of easy ways to make a kid's day. Kyle Scheeler didn't choose one of them.

Updated: October 01, 2011, - 07:02 PM

Rosenblum: Murder case becomes a gauge of progress for transgender

Lowered bail was a victory last week for supporters of Chrishaun McDonald, a transgender woman of color charged with second-degree murder after a fight outside a Minneapolis bar in June. But it's not the biggest victory.

Updated: September 28, 2011, - 07:36 PM

Take a jeep tour in New Mexico

A three-hour tour takes in petroglyphs, ghosts towns and a vast swath of nature in the Sandia Mountains outside of Albuquerque.

Updated: September 28, 2011, - 08:56 AM

Rosenblum: After another senseless death, listen to youth speak in art

A showcase event Thursday night featuring hundreds of talented teens carries greater urgency in light of the slaying Monday of 16-year-old Juwon Osborne. Osborne was the third teen shot to death on Minneapolis' North Side in a single month.

Updated: September 21, 2011, - 08:44 PM

Female paddlers are back from 'the perfect trip' to Hudson Bay

Ann Raiho had a clever strategy to convince Natalie Warren to join her on a three-month canoe trip from Minneapolis to Hudson Bay.

Updated: September 20, 2011, - 12:11 AM

Who needs blogs when you have 'Morning Memo'?

Alice Thompson wants you to wake up to something "that's not depressing." So today's column is about ...

Updated: September 13, 2011, - 08:50 PM

A bittersweet pledge for 9/11 in Eden Prairie

The first year that kids in Eden Prairie's Olympic Hills neighborhood sold lemonade and cookies, they raised $1,100 in two hours.

Updated: September 10, 2011, - 09:38 PM

Marking that painful day without being consumed

A decade later, we still struggle to find the balance between remembering and letting go.

Updated: September 10, 2011, - 08:50 PM

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