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Mary Lynn Smith

Reporter  |  Metro

Phone: 612-673-4788

E-mail: mlsmith@startribune.com

Recent content from Mary Lynn Smith

• Edina couple gives $10 million to St. Thomas for scholarships
  The money, donated by an alum and his wife, is the university's biggest single gift to go to scholarships.
  May 9, 2008
• Smoking ban drama gets a new actor: District judge
  Scott County judge will give one of the first court interpretations of law that bars skirt with "theater nights."
  May 7, 2008
• Suspect killed in Inver Grove Heights liquor store robbery
  The manager of Trail Liquors in Inver Grove Heights was wounded after wrestling over the suspect's gun.
  May 2, 2008
• Preservation group spotlights 10 'Most Endangered Historic Places'
  Long heralded as a landmark of urban design, Peavey Plaza needs a major facelift to preserve its historic value, according to the Preservation Alliance of Minnesota.
  May 2, 2008
• St. Paul student's body pulled from New York pond
  Friends grieve for literature-loving Ithaca College freshman who graduated from St. Paul Central.
  May 1, 2008
• Marathon runner takes down thief
  Mark Laliberte, 30, a medical researcher at St. Joseph Hospital, collared a suspect after a quick foot chase through downtown St. Paul.
  May 1, 2008
• Tuesday: St. Paul man missing after college party
  Ithaca College freshman William Jacobson disappeared after a party over the weekend. Rescue workers will resume their searches today for the 19-year-old Central High grad.
  Apr 30, 2008
• 2 years later, abortion will again be on S.D. ballot
  The lessons of the intense 2006 campaign weigh heavily on the measure's proponents and foes.
  Apr 26, 2008
• Never-say-die winter: 3-6 inches of snow expected in Twin Cities
  The heavy, wet snowfall expected to accumulate today in the Twin Cities might drive you crazy, but it shouldn't last too long.
  Apr 11, 2008
• Appeals court gives county go-ahead to try stepdad for child sex abuse
  A Minnesota Court of Appeals ruling issued Tuesday will allow Hennepin County prosecutors to press their case against a man accused of sexually abusing his now-adult stepdaughter 20 years ago.
  Apr 9, 2008

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