People & Places

• Mural artist helps Eyota remember its past
  You can see the mural from city hall, a visual reminder that this city of 1,800 may not exist if not for the railroad that runs through it.September 26, 2009
• DNR defends killing black bear in North St. Paul
  Minnesota wildlife officials are defending their decision to shoot a black bear that was spotted in a North St. Paul neighborhood.September 25, 2009
• Albert Lea vintage snowmobile show to support troops
  A vintage snowmobile show in Albert Lea on Saturday will raise money to send care packages to Minnesota soldiers.September 25, 2009
• U of M to hold Norman Borlaug memorial service
  The University of Minnesota will hold a public memorial service for the late scientist and Nobel Peace Prize winner Norman Borlaug on Thursday, Oct. 8 in McNamara Alumni Center in Minneapolis.September 25, 2009
• Memorial at Minn. Capitol to honor murder victims
  A memorial for homicide victims is scheduled on Friday at the Capitol.September 25, 2009
• Zandra Rhodes turns from clothes to opera
  If you have been in downtown St. Paul over the last few days and seen a diminutive older women with bright pink hair - well, you've just had a brush with an international fashion icon.September 25, 2009
• Gym using boxing to keep kids out of gangs
  While officials in Rochester tackle an increase in violent crimes in the last year on the streets, one man is using the boxing ring to help at-risk kids stay off the streets and out of gangs.September 24, 2009
• 'Gold Star' plates about to hit Minn. roadways
  Minnesota National Guard and Veterans Affairs officials planned to show off the "Gold Star Families" plates at the Capitol on Tuesday. Gov. Tim Pawlenty and first lady Mary Pawlenty were scheduled to attend along with family members of soldiers killed in action.September 22, 2009
• Minneapolis lake monster gets a name
  After a summer spent traveling between two Minneapolis lakes, a popular and mysterious Loch Ness monster sculpture finally has an official name -- Minne.September 21, 2009
• Designer Graves brings flair to products for disabled
  Famed designer Michael Graves, known for his whimsical teakettles and other household items, is lending his signature blue highlights and sleek shapes to bathroom safety and other accessibility products for the disabled and elderly.September 21, 2009
• Minn. native marks 113th birthday as world's oldest man
  A Montana resident who is considered to be the world's oldest man celebrates his 113th birthday Monday.September 21, 2009
• Carter administration cabinet member to speak in Edina
  Joseph Califano Jr., a former U.S. Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare, will speak in Edina on Monday night on how parents can raise drug-free kids.September 21, 2009
• New class set to be inducted into broadcasting hall of fame
  Tickets are now available for the Museum of Broadcasting's 2009 Hall of Fame banquet and induction ceremony in Golden Valley.September 21, 2009
• Not your typical summer camp
  Most summer camps give kids a chance to experience new things. One in St. Paul lets them try out some old ones.September 19, 2009
• Al Capone's Wisconsin hideout for sale
  The buyer of a scenic property in northern Wisconsin will get more than just its bar and restaurant: They'll have a former hideout of Chicago mobster Al Capone.September 19, 2009

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