The blackboard behind the eat-in bar in St. Paul's Merriam Park Neighborhood Cafe proudly states that City Pages voted them 'Best Pancakes' for 2014. When serendipity brought us to the...Read More
If you were to guess which state was the first to host every one of the golf world's 17 major championships conducted by the U.S. Golf Association your thoughts would...Read More
Have you been there? I've attended our Minnesota State Fair manyl times, but this year we got to see the Anoka County Fair. It helps to have grandchildren involved there…...Read More
You've passed by the City of Hopkins many times, I'll bet… yet you may not have "entered" the city. This small community surrounded by other better-know western suburbs is a...Read More
MIDWAY is officially Hamline-Midway, a St. Paul neighborhood about midway between downtown Minneapolis and downtown St. Paul. Hamline University is located within its borders, but it is close to many...Read More
Seward is a small neighborhood near the University of Minnesota that has a Bike Score of 98 and walk scores in the 80’s! A biker’s paradise, its location makes it...Read More
There’s little doubt that an esthetically pleasing yard is a boon to a home’s resale value; a garden, too, can positively impact a home’s attractiveness. According to Realtor.com, “a messy...Read More
Whether you live here and already know how great it is to live in Minnesota, or are considering a relocation and are checking things out… it's always nice to get...Read More
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