Patrick Beverley savors the old and the new in his return to Chicago: “Wherever I go, I go home,” says Bulls guard.
When Patrick Beverley finally came home, it wasn’t the Chicago he used to know. This is a natural progression for…
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The literary calendar for the week of March 26
JANIE CHANG: The author of a bestselling historical fiction inspired by her Chinese ancestors presents her new novel Porcelain Moon,…
Urban Roots brings environmental education to St. Paule
“Woa-hhhh,” came a murmur from a group of 64 students at Cornerstone Montessori Elementary School when they learned the humble…
Readers and writers: the latest from John Sandford, a pioneering U, and more
Letty comes to life, something is in the basement, college freshmen tell stories and a look at one of the…
John Phelan: Do you exempt Social Security from state income tax? Good policy. Bad policy.
Milton Friedman once said, “I’m in favor of cutting taxes under any circumstances and for any excuse, for any reason,…
Literary Choice: Three New Children’s Books
Laura Purdie Salas The snow melts, leaving behind water and more water. It’s the perfect time of year for three…
Nets manage to snap skid in style by knocking off Miami Heat in must-win for playoff seed
It was a must have game for the Nets. And they flew to South Beach and picked him up. The…
Heat collapse at moment of truth in 129-100 loss to Nets
For the Heat, these back-to-back home games on Wednesday and Saturday nights crystallize the season. The tallest of heights. And…
Boys state basketball: Totino-Grace holds on to beat DeLaSalle for 3A crown
With a state championship slipping away from his team’s grasp, Taison Chatman delivered in the clutch. The senior made four…
Boys state basketball: Wayzata survives Park Center for second 4A title in three years
Jackson McAndrew scored five of his 25 points in overtime and Wayzata defeated Park Center 75-71 on Saturday night for…