Against all odds, futuristic delusions of national construction in South Korea transformed a pitiful backwater into a prosperous country. As Minnesota today faces its own hostile intermeddling, is there something that can be brought from Korea, to Minnesota?
Discussing the consequences of suburban migration and responding to a recently-published Star Tribune article.
This is a book review of Living Downtown, a book about the history of rooming houses and residential hotels in the United States.
Considering quonsets as one response to contemporary housing issues in the Midway and beyond
Federal rollbacks on bike and pedestrian funding expose the weaknesses of Minnesota’s fragmented transportation system, making the case for unified regional governance.
With the uncertainty of federal funding, Minnesota has an opportunity to step up and provide local funding for public transit, including trains.
Minnesota’s suburban “donut” has devoured resources, jobs and hospitals — deepening decline in both rural towns and inner-city neighborhoods.
A recent opinion piece about the development challenges in St. Paul’s Midway neighborhood misses a few key points, says one neighborhood resident.