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Paul Durand's life work unearthed hundreds of American Indian names for area landmarks. The work continues even after his death.
Photo right: Clyde Bellecourt, Dorothy Durand
The indefatigable author has built a hugely successful website, but her main goal remains speaking truth to power.
When Quentin Moore's mom died of cancer, Judy Blaseg moved into his life and the two have developed a surprising, and especially sweet bond.
Briefs
As soon as Rabbi Morris Allen was done scanning the letter inviting him to attend the Israeli Presidential Conference 2008, he tossed it into the recycling bin in his office at Beth Jacob Synagogue in Mendota Heights along with the rest of the day's bulk mailings.
It's how they look and how they dress. It's little habits and big values that drive their lives. In ways large and small, women point to the moment they become their mothers.
Photo right: Molly Tierney
In her 93 years, Margaret Rohland, better known as Babe, has been witness to some amazing times, and those memories remain vivid.
Photo right: Margaret Rohland
Twin Cities-based Schussler Creative has a deal, in principle, to call its "America's RoadHouse" restaurant concept "Orange County Choppers: Bikes, Blues & BBQ." Ten are planned throughout the country.
PERSONALLY
They're growing up; and as they look to spread their wings, we struggle with when and how to let go.
Many parents are taking the better-safe-than-sorry route and switching to bottles without BPA.
Learn about and discuss how to care for the bodies you love with reporter Josephine Marcotty.


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