“In a winter wonderland like Minnesota, there are few comforts so cozy or primal as sitting in the glow of a fire as logs crackle and pop,” writes Alex V. Cipolle of MPR News. But indoor, wood-burning fireplaces are increasingly rare — especially in public spaces. In this piece, you can learn about the few remaining public fireplaces.
New Ulm is home to the Minnesota Seedswoman traveling exhibit through Jan.26, the New Ulm Journal reports. The exhibit highlights “the work of three Minneapolis entrepreneurs who operated seed catalog businesses in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. … By presenting the catalogs, the exhibit highlights the role of women entrepreneurs and their impact on Minnesota’s business and cultural history.”
If you’re feeling the chill this winter, you might find this story heartwarming. WCCO News has a list of joyful animal-related stories, ranging from a cat that arrived in Minnesota via China in a shipping container to the City of Bloomington’s new tunnel to help turtles cross the street.
An 11-year-old from Minneapolis is on the cover of The Snowboarder’s Journal. WCCO News also shares this story about Mickey Watkins, who was seen riding a plastic tote bin lid down a hill near his home. “Watkins’ eyes and smile reveal emotions snowboarders know well: a blend of excitement and apprehension as the ‘board’ starts to slide.”
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