Lifestyle
Next to selling stuff, my favorite thing is finding out about stuff.
In this week's "Home with the Lost Italian" column, Sarah Nasello shares a tossed salad recipe with ingredients that will hold up well for several days in the refrigerator.
When you only have 3 or 4 stations, you tend to hear the same commercials over and over again, and boy do we remember them. "Back Then" columnist Tracy Briggs wants to know your favorites.
Here’s a fun recipe that’s full of flavor and easy to make. Pappardelle is a wide noodle that captures this sauce made with lots of garlic and white wine. The combination of flavors and textures is pleasing and makes this a one-dish meal that you can enjoy as a family or with friends.
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Jann Blackstone is the author of “Ex-etiquette for Parents: Good Behavior After Divorce or Separation.”
The News Tribune features a child looking for a forever home every month in the Lifestyle section. If you would like more information on adopting or fostering a Minnesota waiting child, email info@mnadopt.org, call 612-861-7115 or visit mnadopt.org.
Online dating seems like the most obvious way to meet a potential partner — after all, how many singles (who are ready to mingle, of course) do you know who don’t have at least one dating app on their phone?
The Tennessee standup, whose routine is described as "clean and relatable," will be at the Duluth Entertainment Convention Center on Oct. 20.
Find something to do in the Northland this weekend.
Daylilies benefit from division every three to five years.
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The annual celebration of the Duluth-born Nobel laureate is taking place May 21-29.
“It’s so ancient as an art form. Digging up clay and putting it into fire. ... It’s a very grounding medium.”
Show producers cast pro actors alongside former inmates and prison employees to add authenticity
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