Nordic Ware is a family-owned, American manufacturer of kitchenware products. Celebrating 72 years in business in 2018, this local company manufactures and markets an extensive line of quality cookware, bakeware, microwave and grilling products and specialty kitchenware that is distributed worldwide.
Wyndris: A Catholic Eldercare Community
At Wyndris, Northeast – Character Comes Home
“I Can’t Wait!”
That’s the sentiment of just one of the many future tenants of Wyndris—Catholic Eldercare’s new independent 62+ community in Northeast Minneapolis. And no wonder: Wyndris promises to bring a new level of amenity-rich living previously unavailable in this cherished neighborhood.
Teddy Roosevelt Live
To try to summarize the life of Teddy Roosevelt in the introductory paragraph of this article would do him a disservice. He was once shot yet delivered his speech anyway before going to the hospital. He was blinded in one eye while boxing with an artillery officer in the White House. He ate up to a dozen eggs for breakfast a day. He completed the Panama Canal, dedicated over 100 million acres of national forests, won the Nobel Peace Prize, passed the first workmen’s compensation laws, and sent the Great White Fleet around the world as a display of America’s power. He was an author, soldier, adventurer, athlete, naturalist, president, and force of nature.
Adopt a Husky Minnesota
To be certain, all dogs are good dogs, and if you have a dog then they are surely the best dog in the world. When I write that huskies are an exceptional breed, therefore, it’s not meant to detract from your golden retriever, dachshund, or Bouvier des Flandres, but rather to make a case in favor of Adopt a Husky Minnesota.
Sweetland Orchard
Sweetland Orchard is a little family farm and cidery thirty five miles south of Minneapolis. To get there you take a dirt road that is sentineled by cats. When I arrived, a border collie came over and gently laid a pine cone at my feet. I understand the language of dogs, so I threw it as far as I could. The pine cone soon manifested itself back at my feet.
Skydive Twin Cities
It was my grandfather’s opinion of parachutes was that they were wholly unnecessary unless (A) it would be otherwise unhealthy to stay on a plane, or (B) you are invading Europe. His opinion of Europe was somewhat constrained as well: “It’s dirty and people shoot at you.” He didn’t plan his visit there at its best moment.