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The Western Communities Action Network, Inc. (WeCAN) starts its fourth annual winter wear drive at the beginning of October. Items in good condition such as coats, hats, mittens and snow pants will be collected from October 3 to 21.
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Milan might seem a long way from Saint Paul’s University Avenue, but Vince Jenny, custom clothier at Milbern Clothing Company, regularly visits the city virtually via Pitti Uomo, an Italian website devoted to the very latest in men’s fashion.
[Shops]
Katheryn Menaged shares a story of a brief encounter--an ember of inspiration--that long burned within her, especially during a pivotal time in her life. At the time, Menaged was 18 years old, working as a receptionist at the Empire State Building in New York City.
[Shops]
For 42 years, Epitome Papers reigned as a premier gift and stationery shop in the Edina Galleria shopping center.
Let’s start with some numbers. A study published by Hunger Solutions Minnesota says that 15.5 percent of seniors faced the threat of hunger in the United States in 2013. Hunger Solutions also found that in Minnesota in 2014, “there were 263,386 food-shelf visits by seniors.
[Shops]
The only furniture consignment shop on Grand Avenue, Bella Galleria is a favorite destination for interior designers and decorators looking for high-quality home furnishings and unique interior accents.
One of the first women to attend the University of Minnesota in the 1870s, Abbie Wakefield proudly wore long trousers and bloomers, which were made popular by Amelia Jenks Bloomer and marked a liberated woman.
[Shops]
Chemical elements, molecules and atoms might not be the first things that spring to mind when we think about marketing.
My House Fitness, a Florida-based health club, opened its first Minnesota studio in downtown Hopkins in March, offering members something different from the standard open-gym concept.
We’ve all been there: The kids are off at the neighborhood park, and you expect them home for dinner—and you hope they’re keeping an eye on the time. Thankfully, the city of Excelsior still operates its historic siren, which rings daily at noon, 6 p.m. and 9 p.m.
