People have asked me this week about the impact of both planes and trains on properties… so I thought it was time to share info on planes and trains again. PLANES...Read More
Looking for a condo/townhome in a suburban setting with a high walk score? Be sure to check out the area around the Edina Promenade, which connects the paths around Centennial...Read More
St Paul is the site of some of the tallest Native American burial mounds in Minnesota and Wisconsin, dating back about 2000 years to the beginning of the Christian era....Read More
Looking for a large lake with swimming beaches, sailing, water skiing, and fishing close to the city? Medicine Lake in Plymouth is a great option. It covers 936 acres, making it...Read More
"Innumerable measures bring us this food…We should know how it comes to us." This Zen meal prayer welcomes you into the Birchwood Cafe, a neighborhood cafe where the creative menu changes weekly...Read More
It's pretty cool to be sharing a list of top destinations with places like Patagonia, the Azores and the Stockholm Archipelago. In fact, when National Geographic Traveler editors hand picked...Read More
The Minnesota Valley National Wildlife Refuge is only 10 miles from downtown Minneapolis, and the Visitor Center is just a short walk from the Mall of America Hilton Hotel. With...Read More
The first weekend in June officially marks the start of the major art fairs of the summer season with the Edina Art Fair. This is the second largest art fair in...Read More
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