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New novel from Alice Holtzman an easy summer read. Written By: Terri Schlichenmeyer | × Help! Quick, you need an extra set of hands, a couple strong arms, strong backs, shoulders you can lean on, another brain to pick. You wouldnt normally ask, but you need assistance; a leg up for a minute, and youll be fine. As in the new novel "The Music of Bees" by Eileen Garvin, a bit of support can benefit both giver and recipient. An Oregon spring always put Alice Holtzman in a good mood. Not only was...

After 50 years, Boston Shoe Repair is still busy at Med City mall The 104-year-old Boston Shoe Repair shop recently celebrated the golden anniversary of its Apache Mall location, where Pete Chafos and Jerry Haas have replaced soles and heels for the past 50 years. Written By: Jeff Kiger | × Pete Chafos works on a customers shoe in his shop at Boston Shoe and Boot Repair in the Apache Mall April 28, 2021. (Ken Klotzbach / kklotzbach@postbulletin.com) When Pete Chafos...

"World Travel" is more of a celebration than an actual travel guide. Written By: Terri Schlichenmeyer | × Throw a dart at a map. After the past year, youll be happy to go wherever it sticks. Overseas, this continent, Down Under, in the middle of the ocean — it all sounds good. So pack your bags and dont forget "World Travel" by Anthony Bourdain and Laurie Woolever. "World Travel: An Irreverent Guide" by Anthony Bourdain and Laurie Woolever. (Photo courtesy Ecco) In early 2017, when they be...

Spark Childrens Museum officially open after COVID-19 put a pause on celebrations Spark Childrens Museum in Apache Mall had its soft opening in July of last year, but COVID-19 put a damper on things. Posted: Apr 9, 2021 5:37 PM Posted By: Samantha Soto ROCHESTER, Minn. - Spark Childrens Museum in Apache Mall had its soft opening in July of last year, but COVID-19 put a damper on things. The pandemic sidetracked the museums official grand opening, Friday the community came together to celebrate...

If fair food is what you are craving and you are up for a little drive and shopping, the Mall of America announced that theyve got fair food too!  BONUS!  As you are eating your corndog at the MOA, you can enjoy some of the fair favorite games too, like ax throwing and go carts!  You can take a peek at their menu and the fun they have waiting for you here. Credit: Google Are these Minnesota "Things" on your bucket list?  I already know you love the Minnesota State Fair, but there are a few...

Its easy to get caught up in new novel from Andrew J. Graff. Written By: Terri Schlichenmeyer | × Youve decided to run away. Youre packing your bags, leaving everything behind, youre outta here. Youll join the circus or sleep on the beach, change your name and operate a hot dog cart on the corner. Youre escaping everything that happened in the past year or, in the new book "Raft of Stars" by Andrew J. Graff, maybe youre running from the law. "Raft of Stars" by Andrew J. Graff. (Contributed i...

Get our free mobile app After a year of having basically everything canceled in Minnesota, we have a famous animal coming to town for a meet & greet with your child.  Yes, the Easter Bunny is hopping his way to Rochester and will be at the Apache Mall from March 18th to April 3rd. The Apache Mall excitedly announced the arrival of the Easter Bunny on their Facebook event page.  In case you missed it, heres the info that was posted: Dont miss out on a contactless, socially distant visit with...

But this protagonist will make you want to learn more. Written By: Terri Schlichenmeyer | × If its not on the list, it doesnt exist. Like most people these days, you have to write everything down or youll forget. Long notes, short sticky notes, little pieces of paper all help you to remember things to do, to buy, or to sign and if its not written down, well, then, sorry. If its not on the list, it doesnt exist. "Girl A: A Novel" by Abigail Dean. (Contributed image) Although, as in the new no...

Theres a lot to love about this novel from Julia Claiborne Johnson. Written By: Terri Schlichenmeyer | × It’s always a roll of the dice. You meet someone, hit it off, hang out sometime, and it’s a win or a lose. You either continue and see how it goes, or you can ask for more cards or put your chips elsewhere. No matter who you are, relationships are a gamble, but in the new novel “Better Luck Next Time” by Julia Claiborne Johnson, you learn to deal. "Better Luck Next Time" by Julia ...

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