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PEACE GARDEN MAMA II writing wednesdays: 'P is for Peace Garden' hits the stage
I never could have guessed when I wrote "P is for Peace Garden" that I'd be led to this moment in time: There's more on Peace Garden Writer today. Please do stop by! PGM ...
Posted on 5/22/13 at 12:09 AM
HUNGRY FOR LIFE Port Cities Luncheon
The Port Cties Luncheon is Wednesday, May 9, 2012 at noon at the Radisson Hall (5th Avenue West & Superior Street), Duluth, Harborview Room. Pre-registration is required. Contact Bonnie back by F...
Posted on 4/23/12 at 7:38 AM
HEALTHY TIDBITS Dear Auntie, Why Me?
Dear Auntie, Why Me? by Peggy Anderson, Published in 2005 Duluthian shares her breast cancer story to educate women Sarah Fleener Budgeteer News Last Updated:Friday, July 22nd, 200...
Posted on 2/6/12 at 6:00 PM
5Q :: Former UMD professor tackles the universe’s big question(s)
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By University of Wyoming professor Ron Frost’s calculation, the debate between scientists and Christians over evolution has been going on in the United States since at least the “Scopes monkey trial” in the ’20s.
October 23, 2010
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Finnish saunas immortalized in ‘The Opposite of Cold’
It only makes sense that a Two Harbors native would write the definitive book on this part of the country’s obsession with Finnish saunas.
October 18, 2010
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5Q :: MPR funnyman Peter Smith coming to town
Hopkins essayist Peter Smith is sort of an odd duck — but in the best possible way, of course.
October 18, 2010
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Weber writes of backyard adventures in ‘Webwood’
Budgeteer nature columnist and retired teacher Larry Weber gives a first-hand look at what you might be able to find in your backyard in his latest book: "Webwood."
By Lauren Lundeen , September 27, 2010
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5Q: Writer Laurie Hertzel details the life of an ‘accidental journalist’
Former Budgeteer editor Jana Peterson (now of the Pine Journal in Cloquet) interviews Laurie Hertzel, the Duluth native responsible for “News to Me: Adventures of an Accidental Journalist."
By Jana Peterson , September 13, 2010
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Dylan tune from ‘Slow Train Coming’ inspires children’s book
Jim Arnosky’s “Man Gave Names to All the Animals” (words by Bob Dylan) will be released Sept. 7 by Sterling Publishing.
August 31, 2010
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5Q :: Privacy expert explains how to disappear completely
Frank M. Ahearn is a privacy expert who teaches people how to disappear completely — well, at least in the figurative, never-heard-from-again sense.
August 24, 2010
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5Q :: Stuck in a bad romance? One author provides hope
As a way of introducing us to Doomed Romance No. 1 in “Don’t Settle for Any Old Soulmate,” L.R. Lawrence recounts a harrowing story of being knocked out by a jealous boyfriend's camera.
August 24, 2010
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5Q :: Author goes from children’s books to romance
Jean Joachim is a flexible creature. The author switched gears stylistically, going from writing children’s books to steamy romances.
August 09, 2010
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5Q :: Dennis Herschbach details life without any modern amenities
Growing up in rural Blackberry, acclaimed author Dennis Herschbach lived a life almost unheard of these days: no indoor plumbing, no electricity, hunting for meals not just for sport, etc.
July 22, 2010
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Local teddy bear ‘deployed’ to Iraq inspires book
Sometimes great sadness can blossom into even greater joy. Such is the case with Duluth author Mary Linda Sather’s children’s book “Boo Boo Bear’s Mission.”
July 01, 2010
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5Q :: Tom Marshall not your ordinary globetrotter
In his new book “Make the World Your Second Home,” thrifty retiree Tom Marshall posits that you, too, can spend entire seasons in such exotic locales as Coogee Beach, Australia, or Kinsale, Ireland.
June 24, 2010
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New book 'To Be Free' helps kids speak out against racism
With race issues once again dominating the local headlines, the time seems perfect for educators to wholeheartedly embrace Thomas Peacock and Marlene Wisuri’s new book, "To Be Free."
May 06, 2010
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Author shares story behind book 
It was a rewarding moment for Dana Sachs when one of the women she was interviewing in Danang, Vietnam, casually mentioned that she had been reunited with the child she gave up in 1975.
By John Lundy , May 01, 2010
5Q :: Marshall grad’s book series could be the next big thing
Duluth native Whitney Hansen's “Hero Rising” book series seems readymade for silver screen adaptations.
February 18, 2010
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