Celebrating May Day
With spring upon us and the coming of May and early blooming flowers, I’ve been reminiscing about making May Day baskets as a kid. As a child I never really …
With spring upon us and the coming of May and early blooming flowers, I’ve been reminiscing about making May Day baskets as a kid. As a child I never really …
Hamilton School was born out of the Crystal Lake School, often referred to as the Little Red School, which sat in what is now the southwest corner of Webber …
On Monday, February 13 there was a public safety meeting held in the Henry High media center with our 4th Ward City Councilmember LaTrisha Vetaw and …
A while back I read a news story about Minneapolis Public Schools (MPS) selling three of their closed buildings. I have some history with two of those …
As a retired educator, February will always be “I Love to Read Month” so it often gets me thinking about books and authors. Most folks think about schools …
When I recently saw in the news that the local Pearson Candy Company was being sold again, it got me reminiscing about all the different candy of my childhood. …
A friend recently posted this question on FaceBook: “If you could bring back one restaurant that no longer exits, which one would it be?” That sent my mind …
With the start of October and cooler weather my thoughts always turn to pumpkins and Halloween Jack-O-Lantern carving. Nowadays you might pick up a pumpkin at …
Folwell Park, as well as the Folwell neighborhood, Folwell School and Folwell Hall at the U of MN, are all named for William Watts Folwell. William …
With the new school year quickly approaching, I was thinking about the first school I ever went to – John Hay Elementary here in North Minneapolis. I …