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Robb Long
Gabriel Politsch shakes hands with ‘Grandpa’ Robert Lauck at All Seasons Preschool in Inver Grove Heights while Samantha Wills and teacher Kathryne Engel look on.
No generation gap here
By Tricia Cornell
Intergenerational daycares bring together kids and ‘grandmas’ and ‘grandpas’
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Food and homeland come together for restaurateur
By Andrea Langworthy
When An Nguyen opened Minneapolis’ Rice Paper restaurant in 2002, she wanted it to express what she imagined peace felt like. Nguyen was 20 when she fled Vietnam with her parents in 1970. “No one my age had ever known peace until the war ended,” she says, adding that her parents and grandparents lived through war too. “It is our history; thousands of years of war with occupations by different countries.”
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Doing good in the world never gets old
By Dave Nimmer
Several months ago I got to work on videos about three people around the world whose goal is to improve the human condition: a priest who runs a treatment program for addicts in Brazil, a nun who cares for disabled children in Colombia, and a Muslim woman who supports single mothers in Morocco.
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Take it outside
By Julie Mueller
As crazy as it may sound, exercising outside strengthens your immune system. Research shows that people who exercise outside, even at a moderate level, have 20 to 30 percent fewer colds. And if you are heat sensitive you will be able to exercise comfortably for a longer period of time outside. A walk in the crisp winter sunshine is safe and easy to enjoy if you remember these simple suggestions.
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