Southwest Journal, you are like the greatest neighbors all rolled into one!…read more You are the informative neighbor, telling me about new places to check out. You are the classy neighbor, giving me just enough information about things I don't normally care about, just in case I'm ever in a situation where I need to sound cultured. You are the friendly neighbor because your articles always sound so nice. You have never taken on a negative tone with me, kind of like my real-life asshole neighbors. I don't even need to mention how reliable you are! And, most importantly, you are my nosy neighbor. Your crime reports are reason enough for me to live! I love knowing that I'm not the stupid person who let some strangers in, got tanked, passed out and then woke up to find her car missing. I'm sure glad I get to read about someone else doing it, kind of like my own personal gossip magazine. I just wish you'd put the paper in bags before you delivered them. I know it's not great for the environment, but throwing a newspaper onto steps covered in snow/rain is pretty dumb.

The best local newspaper in the Twin Cities. Its a great way to learn about what is happening in…read morethe neighborhoods, learn of local businesses, and keep up on city government. Its a positive, up beat publication that is chock full of useful news.

Press Release - A Few Fruits and An Onion Author Clifton…read moreBrusso, a direct descendant of the Great Author Alexandre Dumas, creator of The three Musketeers has released his novel which is published by Page Publishing, Inc., 646-568-2144. ISBN 1640277153. His book shows how unpredictably fate can turn anyone's life in circles and it is a fast moving high adventure mystery-comedy thriller, about two call girls. One person ends up in a tornado and one disappears under suspicious circumstances. A storm occurs while all of them are headed through Wisconsin. Bodies are uncovered but whose bodies are they? The Ex-Detectives Agency whose motto is 'You hide the body and we will find it and you' gets involved in finding the person who is taken by the tornado and the one who is missing. Relationships develop throughout the novel. The story takes you through a comedy mix of characters and circumstances. Enjoy the hilarious adventures of these misfits as they try to survive.

I receive print and electronic versions of Twin Cities Business and TCB Briefcase. I usually spend…read moresome time going through the articles and learning about what's happening in the Twin Cities. I do find it irritating when they link me to articles that will not allow me to read them, ie: Minneapolis Star /Tribune that won't allow me to read the article, as I am not a subscriber to their paper.

I can't believe I'm the first to review this! Another one of my all-time favorite things about…read moreMinneapolis/St. Paul. In my opinion, the best radio station ever. I love their mix of music; it's perfect for those who love classic rock, acoustic, some folksy stuff, and contemporary rock. Think Brandi Carlile, Augustana, Missy Higgins, Rocky Votolato, John Mayer (all some of my faves!). Plus they have the acoustic sunrise and sunset programs, which feature live performances "unplugged" -- awesome. They also have their Studio C programs, where artists stop by the studio, interview and give exclusive performances. And, my personal favorite, "Freedom Rock", where Brian Oake plays imported, indie, and new release music that I would never hear elsewhere. Not to mention Cities97 sponsors loads of events in Minneapolis, including the Basilica Block Party. Maybe its because I grew up with them since they're my dad's fave, or maybe it's because I happen to be huge fan of the music they play, but I can't get enough of this radio station -- it's another reason I'm hugely looking forward to moving back to Minneapolis!

I was so pumped to hear there was a chance for Kelly Clarkson tickets, and to my unbelief I…read moreactually got through and won! I am so blessed, as this is going to help celebrate my 40th birthday as well. Cant want for February to come by. This is a definitely a radio station to keep listening to! Super awesome! Thanks Cities 97!

the best station in the twin cites we listen to wdgy at our fort on 107.1 hd2 me and my freinds…read morelove it and we are 15 and 16

AM 740 The True Oldies Channel lives up to it's name. It's nationally syndicated part of the time,…read morebut during the day it has the local deejays. The weekend is usually a theme, i.e. girl groups, featuring Records Ryan. Sat. morning is very unique with Wings Kalahan's Hotrod Radio.You'll catch really obscure tunes during the week, no particular time. It's what oldies channels used to be when I listened to them in the 70's. I'm glad I stumbled on this one.

KDWB is one of the Twin Cities radio stations I frequently have playing in my car. I enjoy…read morelistening to the Dave Ryan show in the morning, the current hits/popular songs during rush hour, and calling into the variety of contests/giveaways they offer every day. I have won concert tickets multiple times through the phone and through their random drawings in-person...I like how many chances and opportunities they give people to win! Their radio DJs also have a lot of spunk and personality which as someone who tunes in often, makes me want to listen more. Another reason that makes KDWB one of my radio stations of choice is that they hold such fun and interactive events to get the local community together. For example, I have been to two of their "Bachelorette Viewing Parties" this summer and it's always a great time. We got free goodies and enjoyed the company at the gorgeous KDWB studios. KDWB seems to get a lot of backlash and criticism for their lack of "good music" but I think it depends on who you talk to...they play plenty of new songs and oldies but goodies. I think the music is geared toward a younger audience, so don't expect any classic hits if you tune into KDWB.

I love listening to the morning show. listened to Dave forever and the dynamic between him and the…read moreyounger generation is great. their bits are hilarious and I love hearing all the laughter ! makes me smile keep it up!

Jan I am grateful for your ministry. About a year ago, my brother came out to California from…read moreVirginia to help me after knee replacement surgery. We were returning from an appointment when he said to me that my writing (on the end times) were those of one who is mentally disturbed. I replied "I can't argue that at times I am not right, but it is all the people with sound minds who say the same thing that encourages me." Jan thank you for your sound mind.

I have taken all my ASA classes through Northern Breezes Sailing School. They offer great…read moreinstructors, great boats, and many other sailing opportunities.

I took a sailboat racing course with Northern Breezes. It was 4 lessons long which included 2 days…read moreof club races on Medicine Lake. The boats were Flying Scotts. The instructors, Mike and Caroline were friendly, knowledgeable, and passionate about sailing. I would recommend this course to anyone who wants to improve their sailing and learn the basics of racing. Parry S