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April 2007

Features

Crawl Spaces

Crawl Spaces

The art of doing the St. Paul Art Crawl

The Genius Within

The Genius Within

Why the Twin Cities arts community is throwing composer William Bolcom the festival of his life

Having a Ball

Having a Ball

The unorthodox moves of the Beyond Ballroom Dance Company

It's Like You Never Left

It's Like You Never Left

Newly reopened, Peter’s Grill serves comforting classics once again

The Suite Life

The Suite Life

Spring and summer fashion for traveling—across town or around the world

Blessed Are The Workers

Blessed Are The Workers

Minnesota owes more to its nuns than most of us know, but their numbers are in decline. Can a new volunteer program be the sisters’ next great act?

Something Fowl

Something Fowl

A resurgence of cormorants at Leech Lake is pitting anglers against environmentalists

24 Ways to Get Lost... And Find Yourself

24 Ways to Get Lost... And Find Yourself

Need rejuvenation after enduring another Minnesota winter? Reconnect, refresh, recharge, and reenergize with a spring trip.

Columns

A Likely Story: A Note to Our Guests

Helpful tips for getting the most out of your stay

MN Then: Crime Capital

In the ’30s, St. Paul was the hideout of choice for America’s most infamous gangsters

Sue Z: Sue Z Says

New restaurants, a new cook book & more

Matters of Taste: Hot Lunch Goes Healthy

Chef Seth Bixby Daugherty leaves Cosmos to help change school cafeterias

Gastronomica: Moove Over Corporate Cows

Wisconsin-based Organic Valley, the country’s largest organic co-op, hopes to revive the family farm

Departments

Mail-Archived: April 2007 Letters to the Editor

Comments from readers on the last issue of Minnesota Monthly

Talk: Waterworld

Number Crunch, The Agenda and Animalia

Talk: The Baron von Raschke

On rasslin’ bears, the origin of his Claw move, and the new play about his life

Talk: Grip and Rip Instead of Dip

Peddlers meet paddlers in northern Minnesota’s canoe country

Talk: Minute Critic

Arthur Phillips’s new book; getting down with Low.

Best Bets: The Arts

Minnesota Monthly's recommendations for cultural diversion in April 2007

Counter Culture: Nani Nalu

Catching the next wave at Nani Nalu

Quick Bite: Glass House

Conviviality and Celtic comfort food reign at Jake O’Connor’s in Excelsior

Quick Bite: Honing His Craft

With chef Mike Phillips in place, will the neighborhood-friendly Craftsman become a destination?

The Look: Aroma Therapy

Spritz, splash, and say hello to spring with these fresh scents

Who: Circle Me

Bert Blyleven has yet to get into the Baseball Hall of Fame. But he’s still swinging for the bleachers.

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