Roundup

By Erica M

Sunday, May 17, is Syttende Mai, Norway’s Independence Day.
Kids from one school bus stop are biking to school together for Bike Walk to Work Week.
Minneapolis City Councilmember Ralph Remington on the black experience in America.
Charles Hallman of the Spokesman-Recorder, who (along with Stephen Litel from DT/SW Journal) provides the best Lynx coverage in town) previews the Lynx going into the team’s 10th season and the WNBA’s 12th season. Home opener is Sunday at 5:00 against the Detroit Shock and will be broadcast on FSN North. FanFest will be happening out on 6th Street from 2-4pm.
Vandals damage governors’ portraits in the Capitol. Harold LeVander, Elmer Anderson, and Jesse Ventura. Colonel Mustard, in the rotunda, with a marker.
Mary LaHammer previews her Almanac interview with Jesse Ventura. Dude’s all over the place pimping his new book.
Sornie: “When I attend the Minnesota State Fair, I love to wander through the ‘varied industry building’ or as I refer to it as ‘people peddling crap that doesn’t deserve shelf-space at the As Seen on TV store at the Mall of America building’.” It doesn’t even matter what the rest of the post is about.
St Paul Issues Forum is doing happy hour tonight. O’Gara’s. 5-7pm. SPIF is also looking for candidates for their executive committee. Deets at happy hour.
My favorite Rake blog is Just Passing Through. Guest blogging by all sorts of interesting folks.

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