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Katy Read

Katy Read

Reporter, Carver & Western Hennepin Counties at Star Tribune

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100 years later, Phyllis Wheatley center in continues to be a beacon for Black community

100 years later, Phyllis Wheatley center in continues to be a beacon for Black community
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Virtual pen pals: ENGin pairs Ukrainians and Americans for online E...

ENGin participants in Minnesota and Ukraine find the exchanges extremely valuable.
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Minnesota History Center’s ‘Girlhood’ exhibit examines roles, restr...

The St. Paul museum’s show explores issues affecting girls in education, health, work, sports and fashion.
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Can Americans discuss political disagreements respectfully? Yes, sa...

The Rev. Jerad Morey of the Minnesota Council of Churches specializes helping people politely navigate discussions of divisive issues.
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‘Harry Potter’ Broadway play makes its Minnesota debut at a Plymout...

Armstrong students find ways to create magic onstage with “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child.”
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In St. Paul theater play ‘Thank You for Holding,’ caregivers perfor...

Wonderlust Productions’ play connects stories of the joy and grief that come with caregiving.
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This Minnesota council helps people with diseases you’ve probably n...

This Minnesota council helps people with diseases you’ve probably never heard of
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Giddy-up! Cafesjian’s Carousel’s original horses at Como Park are s...

After a fire and several moves in Minnesota, the vintage merry-go-around retains its original paint and charm.
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MacPhail therapists use music to treat a wide range of health issues

Minneapolis program focuses on music’s power to affect brain function, mood and behavior.
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Why isn’t medication that eliminates opioid cravings more widely used?

Despite government approval, the drug still scares some people.
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He was the face of addiction recovery. Then he got hooked on opioids.

In a new book, William Cope Moyers, a vice president at Minnesota’s Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation, tells about how, after years of sobriety, he became addicted to painkillers — and how he got off them.
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Mobile Market delivers food to Twin Cities communities in need

Converted school bus is a grocery store on wheels.
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Minneapolis woman, losing speech to Parkinson’s disease, works to c...

Jackie Hunt Christensen speaks slowly and faintly, but her determination is strong.
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Minneapolis musicians play oldies that senior-home audiences rememb...

When the Floras perform, audiences can sing along to songs by Buddy Holly, Elvis Presley and other hits from their youth.
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The eagle isn’t actually the national bird. An effort launched in W...

The National Eagle Center is spearheading a campaign to officially make the bald eagle the national bird.
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New book by St. Paul therapist guides self-examination through jour...

“Unapologetically Healing: A Guided Journal for Reflection and Generational Transformation” is designed for use during, after or instead of therapy.
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New book by St. Paul therapist guides self-examination through jour...

“Unapologetically Healing: A Guided Journal for Reflection and Generational Transformation” is designed for use during, after or instead of therapy.
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Three 101-year-old friends recall fond memories in 1940s Alexandria

Virginia Goering, Vera Sims and Viva Froemming have stayed friends for 80 years.
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Three 101-year-old friends recall fond memories in 1940s Alexandria

Virginia Goering, Vera Sims and Viva Froemming have stayed friends for 80 years.
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Three 101-year-old friends recall fond memories in 1940s Alexandria

Virginia Goering, Vera Sims and Viva Froemming have stayed friends for 80 years.
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Minnetonka teenager singlehandedly organizes nonprofit and travels ...

Maya Mor decided to use her “gap year” constructively.