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Mike Smieja and We Can Grow: Building Urban Gardens, Helping Urban Gardeners Thrive
Elizabeth Millard
Wednesday, May 22, 2013
The onetime marketing professional made a career u-turn when he discovered how gardening--and cooking and eating healthy produce right from the soil--could change lives. Now his nonprofit startup helps inner-city newcomers to gardening make healthy foods part of their lives.
Black students in Minnesota schools are doing better than you think
Caroline Hooper
Wednesday, May 15, 2013
The achievement gap between white and black students in Minnesota is real, and a cause for concern. But a Minneapolis schoolteacher adds nuance to the debate by pointing out that black students in Minnesota public schools are doing better than black students nationally.
A Line or Two: Love is the Law in Minnesota
Jon Spayde
Wednesday, May 15, 2013
Governor Mark Dayton signed Minnesota's law legalizing gay marriage on a bright, clear day that broke temperature records. The theme of the outdoor signing ceremony was love, just as love had been a major theme of the campaign to get the law passed. Where else might we use this big word?
"A Very Feminine, Very Driven Business Incubator": The WBDC
Julie Kendrick
Wednesday, May 08, 2013
The local office of the Chicago-based Women's Business Development Center gives majority-women-owned ventures here support and connections they might not otherwise have--as long as they can pass a rigorous qualifying process. It's women helping women to shatter the glass ceiling.
The May Day Parade: A Slide Show
Bill Kelley
Wednesday, May 08, 2013
The May Day Parade and Festival is our Mardi Gras--a heartfelt explosion of color, music, art, fun, and earth-friendliness after the weariness of long winters. Bill Kelley caught the parade action last Sunday in the Powderhorn neighborhood as Minneapolitans dressed up and rocked out to say goodbye to the cold.
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Source: New York Times
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Source: New York Times
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Source: Utne Reader
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Source: New York Times Book Review
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