Demolition is rolling along today at Sixth Street Southwest and First Avenue in downtown Rochester. This is clearing the way for the Metropolitan Market Place development, a four-story apartment complex with the new People?s Food Coop ...

If you have been a reader of this blog for very long, you will probably recognize the name Jennebach. Stephan Jennebach has long been a regular commented on this site. And now he is a subject with the new bread...

To the anonymous writer of a letter that I, as well as the publisher, received this week. I typed it in and was planning to respond but changed my mind. I have thick skin, but the inaccurate and offensive comments made about Rachel Ehmke's ...

Here's an early draft of my column for Thursday: A 13-year-old rural Mantorville girl took her own life on April 30 and we put that story on the front page. A week later, a 17-year-old Century High School boy committed suicide and that ...

The Big Ten is not only ready to listen to proposals regarding a national four-team football playoff, league and school officials are kicking around an intriguing idea. Sources told the Tribune that a Big Ten plan would remove the top four ...

It's strange to think that running 18 miles per day would give someone pleasure.But with elite runners such as Kingsland High School and St. John's University (Collegeville) graduate Chris Erichsen, there is definitely ...

If you're a Greg Sellnow fan, you know the tragic news. To honor him, we'll keep this blog going on PostBulletin.com, though we'll close the commenting. There's a lot of great writing here, as you probably know, from one of ...

Well, not really. Actually, I could be accused of stealing the idea from him. Doesn't matter, there's nothing unique or exclusive about a good ol' hotdish cookoff contest. The more the merrier. Sen. Al Franken last year ...

Posted by: Feldman Griff Slightam was one of Rochester Lourdes' best defensemen this past season as a freshman. Slightam showed off his consistently solid play this past weekend at the Reebok High Performance 54 showcase in the Twin ...

Posted by: Feldman Whoa, it's been awhile since I've checked in, eh? Lots has happened in the last three weeks. I've been absent from the blogosphere after having eye surgery, a cornea transplant, in my right eye. I picked a...

Imagine that each person born becomes a statue composed of one millin grains of sand. Trauma, illness, the passage of time and other harsh realities combine to act like wind and rain and, together, they eat away at the statue. Severe ...

Thinking about starting your child's vaccination regimen? Worried about vaccine safety? Not sure what vaccines are recommended? Check out the Post-Bulletin newspaper on April 9 (2012). Until then, here are some suggestions ...

Here's a polite rebuke from the owner of the convenience store in Goodhue, regarding my Four Stars crack about C-store-quality buns: About your article on sliders, I was very disappointed with your general comment assuming that all ...

I'll be eating plenty of cake this month in places such as the Bank Gift Haus in Wykoff. Here's another tip: I would recommend the Bank Gift Haus in Wykoff, with their Lemon Velvet Cake. People come there because they can linger after ...

In tomorrow's PB I review the controversial documentary "Bully" and share a round-up of related area events. What are your thoughts on the film and/or bullying experiences? -- Chris Miksanek-- The Med City Movie Guy

Here's a note from Joe Carey, a former Rochester resident who is making his mark on the music scene around the state. Hey Rochester friends...I just confirmed a sort of last minute booking at Whiskeybone's Roadhouse in Rochester this ...

Plato, the famous Greek philosopher called necessity the mother of invention. Yes, only when there's a need for something will people get creative and start thinking about how to achieve that "something". So, I therefore declare that we ...

Sheila and I watched "Food, Inc." the other night - I have to say I thought it was very interesting. While not all of the information presented was news to me, I thought it was edited well and gave lots of food for thought (pun intended here). It ...