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This is home, and since 1983, in a sturdy first-tier suburb. Love to joke about Minnesota, love to agitate Gophers football fans, never got into devouring hockey, but I wouldn't pay taxes anywhere else. Bud Grant, Jerry Burns and Page, Marshall and Eller. Tony Oliva, Kirby Puckett, Tom Kelly and Gene Mauch. Clem Haskins, Willie Burton and Bobby Jackson. Glen Sonmor, Lou Nanne and Henry Boucha. Natalie Darwitz, Krissy Wendell and Lindsay Whalen. Maya Moore, Samantha Seliger-Swenson and Amber Fiser. And on and on. A sportswriter has been blessed with rich material in Minnesota. Championships? F...

Gophers basketball has been the same product for years, no matter the coach.

Skip to main content 'I still feel the Christmas spirit': New-look holiday dinner cheers guests at Stamford's New Covenant Center FacebookTwitterEmail Members of Congregation Agudath Sholom in Stamford, Conn., prepared and delivered meals on Friday, Dec. 25, 2020 for clients of nonprofit Pacific House staying at a hotel in Stamford.Contributed photo /Congregation Agudath Sholom STAMFORD — For the past 30 years, members of Temple Sinai in Stamford have sponsored and served a Christmas Day dinner at the New Covenant Center on the city’s West Side. Even a pandemic could not disrupt that trad...

Randy Smith: Signing Day Loses Its Luster Wednesday, December 16, 2020 - by Randy Smith Randy Smith Mid-December has replaced the first Wednesday in February as college football's most exciting off the field day of the year. When the NCAA added the early signing period for the nation's best prep football players to sign with their favorite college teams, it basically took most of the excitement away from the traditional February National Signing Day. It's estimated that three-fourths of the nation's signees will use the early signing period rather than wait until February.  That scenar...

Lewis County is going forward with contract negotiations to bring on board Dr. Alan Melnick and Dr. Steven Krager as its new public health officer and deputy health officer. The move is a change from statements made weeks earlier, when county officials said the search to replace Dr. Rachel Wood would likely wait until the new year, when incoming county commissioners Sean Swope and Lindsey Pollock take office. Final approval will still likely wait until 2021. If approved, Melnick would serve simultaneously as Lewis County’s and Clark County’s health officer, while also working with S...