The Anatomy of a Fall

Sprawled on a busy sidewalk in San Diego, I decided it would be best to get up and move on.

BLOG: Home Security Tips for Working Parents

How to ensure your children are safe at all times

Gene Berg/Rawlings Classic Baseball Legion Tourney This Weekend at Dakota Field!

Parktacular weekend brings eight-team Legion baseball tourney to Dakota!

LTC: Coverage to Not Grow Without

Long term care can make the difference between living out your life the way you want and becoming a burden to your family

Ice Cream Tonight

"Celebrate the moment" is a lesson I need to learn again and again. The last-day-of-school is the perfect opportunity to practice.

So What Does a Principal Do in the Summer?

With no students to be sent to the principal's office, what does a principal do in the summer?

Graduation 2012: Look What Has Been Done

2012 graduates walk the stage tonight, and I reflect on letting them go and looking forward to the future.

Dig It! A Rain Garden Has Cropped Up in SLP

Master Gardener Sharon Decker digs in to combat the number one water quality issue: rainwater runoff.

Healthy Back Tips at Work

A patient this morning asked me about some healthy back tips to do at work. That’s a great question and I thought I’d share two of my favorites with you.

A Pet WHAT?!!

Ever considered a pet rooster? Neither had I. But they do prove to be great conversation starters.

You Don’t Plan to Become Disabled—But What is Your Plan if You Do?

No one ever plans to become disabled, but it is a reality some will face. What have you done to plan for your financial future?

Frisbees Fly at Park High

Ultimate Frisbee has begun as a new club sport at St. Louis Park High School.

A Letter to the Legislature

I'm deeply disappointed that the Southwest Light Rail Transit project was not included in the 2012 bonding bill.

The Games We Play

How playing pretend will get us further in life, and seven ways to reconnect to your inner child.

How Meadowbrook Collaborative Entered My Life

A volunteer's experience at St. Louis Park's Meadowbrook Collaborative, which works with youth in grades K-8.

SLP Blasts Hawks, Lakers to Run Record to 11-4

Hitting, pitching and defense coming together under coach Aaron McEachran.

Orioles Fastpitch Sweeps Twin Bill Over Edison

St. Louis Park cranks out 28 hits in doubleheader win Thursday.

Snapshot SLP: The Floral Series

It is our glorious flowers that put the spring in our step, and in our Park.

Andrew Dudley: Never Forgotten

The passing away of classmate, friend and son Andrew Dudely touched the whole community. Gone too soon, at only 18, and a month away from graduating high school.

Orioles Defeat BSM 8-3 as Zach Lewis Returns

Park runs record to 6-2 and tightens conference race.

The Beauty of Nature, the Beauty of Relationships

Have you ever thought about the beauty that surrounds you? Where is the greatest evidence of beauty that you see—in the wonders of nature or the joy of relationships?

Joel Koch — Memories and Stories of 'Mr. St. Louis Park Sports'

A coach, mentor and role model to many passes away at age 49.

Something to Remember

A recap on a great hockey season away from home.

The End

As St. Louis Park High School approaches finals, I reflect on the changes that come with the added stress.

The Lighter Side of Minnesota Craft Beer

Whether you are just stepping into the world of craft brewed beer, or you are a beer fan looking for some refreshing beers for the Minnesota summer, I share some of my lighter favorites.

Orioles Put the Hurt on Totino in Win

Park baseball pushes across 10 runs in exciting win.

Snaphot St. Louis Park: Let There Be Light

St. Louis Park's Rimon, the Minnesota Jewish Arts Council, hosts a "if-you-can't-stand-the heat" glass workshop that sheds lights on Jewish mysticism.

Clever Little Reply

So what does nice weather in March have to do with the spiritual gift of joy?

Learning Becomes Electric at SLP's Pavek Museum

The students in the "From Magnets to Megahertz" class are learning principles of math and physics usually taught at a high school level.

Minnesota: The Land of Ten Thousand Beers

A self-described amateur beer nut delves into the Minnesota craft beer scene.

Oriole Seniors Have Valentine's Day Presents in Mind

St. Louis Park boys hockey finishes its home season this week.

Former St. Louis Park Hockey Head Coach Headed to Hall of Fame

Keith Schafer coached the Orioles from 1980-83 and Wayzata for many years before that. He will be recognized on March 8.

Let's Examine the Facts and Statistics of Southwest LRT

Southwest Light Rail Transit's role in providing access to jobs, diverse opportunities, sustainable and living communities, and educational access are at the forefront of discussion.

Oriole Pucksters' 6-Game Winning Streak Snapped

A St. Louis Park boys hockey update.

Long-time Manager Wins 5th Consecutive State Title

St. Louis Park boys hockey manager Jake Fobbe and his team won another state Special Olympics floor hockey championship on Sunday.

School Board Vote Signals Commitment to Community

St. Louis Park School Board affirms commitment to athletic programs with field turf vote.

Do You Know of a Senior Citizen With a Story to Tell?

Do you know of a senior citizen who has a story to tell? Would they like to pass their story to future generations?

Spreading the Love for Jack Jablonski

Sussex High School in Wisconsin came together and signed a card in hope of a miracle. This one is for you, Jabby, #13.

Coming Soon

Off to Boston for a four-day, four-game hockey road trip.

What Do You Do With Your Digital Camera Pictures?

Fred Lewis gives readers suggestions on what to do with their unprinted digital photos.