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Challenged by the media to add more specificity to the Republican campaign’s health care vouchers solution, US House Representative Paul Ryan will announce tomorrow he has established all of the de Continue Reading
Minneapolis has long been tagged as a city that erases its history, but city officials are planning to do something about it. They decided to create interpretive centers where forgotten parts of the city past could be recreated and interpreted.
Former U.S. Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich’s campaign promise to have colonies on the moon by the end of his second term as President will depend on the right type of rockets to transport the construction materials and continuing supplies to the lunar orb. Continue Reading
Saturday afternoon just after Thanksgiving in downtown Los Angeles, I was walking with my son Neal and his friend Chris, leader of a group of photographers we had joined on a photo tour of downtown Los Angeles. Continue Reading
Wally McNeil, known as Wally the Beer Man, has been selling beer at the baseball games for more than 40 years. The 76-year-old was caught in a police sting last September and charged with a gross misdemeanor and now wants to clear his name. Wally the Beer Man will have his day in court this week on charges he sold beer to a minor at Target Field. Continue Reading
A new Vikings football stadium design with a retractable roof, whose design is reminiscent of pickup truck toppers propped up on sawhorses as seen in backyards and driveways in northern suburbs, propelled the campaign to build a new Minnesota Vikings Football stadium a giant step forward. Continue Reading
The Journal of American Rocket Science is written by one Robert Roscoe. An award-winning residential and historic preservationist, Bob works often with his architect-partner to produce award wining projects that make his clients, city inspectors and the cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul happy.
Recently, Republican-endorsed gubernatorial candidate Tom Emmer stated that waiters and waitresses should be subject to below-minimum wage rates, since their tips can give them incomes over $100,000 a year. Continue Reading