The bad news is that there is no cure for the condition, but the good news is that it can be managed and controlled to the point where it seems like it does not exist.
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Emilio Estevez to host free movie screening at Mpls Central Library
Emilio Estevez will answer questions about his new library-themed feature film, ‘The Public,’ at 2 pm, Sunday, March 17, at Hennepin County Library—Minneapolis Central.
Posted inMusic
‘She’s Back’ — legendary Dionne Warwick announces first album in five years
Legendary Grammy Award-winning songstress Dionne Warwick is set to release her first new album in five years.
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Tips for coping with flood damage
With all the recent snow and rain, some homeowners are finding themselves dealing with flooding and mold issues.
Posted inBlack Business Spotlight
Black Business Spotlight: Lee & Louise Confections
The MSR chatted it up with Allen at a local pop-up to find out more about the inspiration behind her business.
Posted inArts + Culture
Honoring First Ladies of the church
The National Empowerment Group Inc., Blue Cross Blue Shield, Shakopee Chevrolet and Americas Realty Group will host the 11th annual “Women Unite to Win – Women’s Appreciation Luncheon” on March 23 to honor first ladies of area churches.
Posted inPhoto Galleries
‘Celebrating the Sistas’ [photos]
The 11th annual Celebrating the Sistas event on March 10, sponsored by the Twin Cities Steppers Association, recognized 13 African American and other women of color for their contributions to the Twin Cities community.
Posted inArts + Culture, Local & State, News, Theater
In the Heart of the Beast Theatre falls on hard times
HOBT has been part and parcel of multicultural theatre in the Twin Cities for the past 45 years. That could all end this summer.
Posted inOpinion
College admission scandal grew out of a system ripe for corruption
Dozens of people, including Hollywood actresses and wealthy businessmen, stand accused of having bought their children’s way into elite colleges and universities.
Posted inLocal & State, National, News
Townsend boosts local Black filmmaking
Using his own filmmaking experience as a lesson in how it’s done, director, actor and comedian Robert Townsend offered encouraging news for Black filmmaking hopefuls during his visit to the Twin Cities last weekend: The barriers are fewer and the prospects better now than when he struggled for a break. Townsend came to kick off […]
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Mpls offers free sand for sidewalks, streets
Did you know the City of Minneapolis offers several sites where residents can pick-up a FREE sand-salt mixture for their residential sidewalks and driveways?
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Families begin moving into first new public housing in Mpls since 2010
The Minneapolis Public Housing Authority (MPHA) has opened the city’s first new public housing since 2010 to 16 area families experiencing homelessness.
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Grants for girls: Apply now!
The time is now for girls grades K-12 to apply for Dare to Dream or Let Me Play grants that award $500 in pursuit of a dream or be active in sports.
Posted inOpinion
Why are you paying more in taxes than Amazon and Netflix?
This tax season, millions of Americans will be receiving smaller refunds from the IRS — or worse, a bill. At the same time, two of the most profitable companies in the country are not only avoiding paying taxes altogether, but one is receiving a federal rebate check of hundreds of millions of dollars. Both corporations […]
Posted inHealth + Wellness
Helping youth weather the storms in life
Statistics show that the United States is facing an epidemic of lost and distressed youth who struggle to handle the daily challenges of life.
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African women have launched their own versions of #MeToo
But women in many African countries have staged street protests. This enables them to avoid individualized attention but nevertheless makes their causes visible.
Posted inHealth + Wellness
Post-traumatic growth: How adversity can make you stronger
Adversity and trauma come with significant consequences, many of which are negative. However, it may be possible to heal and strive beyond your trauma.
Posted inArts + Culture
8 tips for visiting the sick
It’s not a happy subject to discuss, but it’s inevitable that human bodies will experience sickness, disease or break down
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Six tips for staying healthy in a world of germs
Dr. Crutchfield, it seems like everyone at work is sick. What can I do to protect myself from getting sick at work? Here are some tips on protecting your health in the workplace in spite of all the germs that may be lurking there. Tip 1: Wash your hands. As you entered your office, […]