COLUMNISTS
Lifelong lessons of hard work
He’s 20 and spends a lot of summer days hoeing. He spent nearly eight hours hoeing the other day, under a hot sun. He’s a college kid, and this summer, he’s working at a CSA — one of about 65 Community Supported Agriculture farms in Minnesota.By Sam Cook , July 30, 2010
Doeden: Fresh salmon great in tacos
For years, I’ve stayed far away from fish. I didn’t prepare it or serve it, and I would never even consider ordering it at a restaurant. I’m not fond of that “fishy” flavor that I thought all fish naturally carried. Yet lately, I’ve been making Salmon Tacos.
April 28, 2010
Swift: Pillow talk over furnishings doesn’t cushion the blow
I recently read an article in which some relationship expert claimed that married couples are most likely to fight about five issues: money, sex, work, children and housework. Weird. Nowhere on the list do they mention pillows.April 11, 2010
Gabriel: Could angry cows be headed for Fargo?
I grew up on the north side of Chicago. Although the city shares a bit of history with a certain cow kicking over a lantern (or so the story goes), school kids weren’t brainwashed into believing cows and trouble went hand in hand.August 31, 2009
Doeden: Deep-dish pizza takes sugar out of breakfast
August 26, 2009
COLUMNIST: Iowa get-together produces Balderdash
A get-together in Iowa for the semi-semi-bi-annual barn dance recently produced yet another Balderdash game. Here it comes.By Alan Linda , August 19, 2009
Northland Nature: July mushrooms and coral fungus among us
By Larry Weber , July 30, 2009
Doeden: Light, airy Pavlova a perfect summer treat
July 15, 2009
Swift: Outdoor chores include many tales of mow
When he checked out our first home, husband Irwin took it all in and thought: “Trees! Endless lawn! Gardening!”July 12, 2009
Finger-lickin' good foods
July 01, 2009
Man of will planted seeds of success in North Dakota
By Curtis Eriksmoen , June 28, 2009
Woodworking: A rendering I call ‘Poor David’s Almanac’
Philosopher Jean Paul Sartre was born 104 years ago this week and the world has never been the same.By Dave Wood, columnist , June 26, 2009
Doeden: Dress up Fourth of July with red velvet cupcakes
June 24, 2009
Wind, sun can't provide all the energy we need
First, I agree with the use of all renewable energy. We have come to a time and place environmentally where we can no longer ignore these sources.By Clint Zimpel , June 17, 2009
Linda Grover: Drinking tea at the 'Sweetgrass' cabin
An excerpt from Budgeteer columnist Linda LeGarde Grover's award-winning collection of short stories, “The Road Back to Sweetgrass,” which was recently recognized by the Native Writers’ Circle of the Americas.By Linda LeGarde Grover , June 11, 2009
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