Tim Blotz
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Minneapolis, MN, United States
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Twin Cities woman celebrates defeat of rare brain cancer
Carol Brundieck walks through life with a smile and radiant attitude. She’s needed both during the past two years. → Read More
FDA considering accelerated approval of new Alzheimer’s drug
The FDA is considering accelerated approval of a new drug shown to attack amyloid plaque in the human brain, a contributing cause of cognitive dysfunction in dementia and Alzheimer’s disease. The FDA is expected to reach a decision by Friday, January 6. → Read More
Minnesota girl battling cancer gets special Christmas surprise
The Crystal community came together Sunday to surprise a young girl as she battles cancer. → Read More
Young artist sketches lessons about life with multiple sclerosis
In a small home studio, May Ling Kopecky uses canvas, paper, and colors to reveal herself to others. → Read More
Nonprofit Bear Boating takes seniors, veterans out on the water
At the dock beneath the VFW Post 1782, a pontoon boat powered by volunteers carries a daily manifest of smiles. → Read More
Alzheimer’s researchers find association between racism and memory loss
Researchers at two universities have discovered an associated connection between racism and memory loss. → Read More
Hazelden Betty Ford CEO Marks First Year On The Job
The isolation many people faced during the COVID-19 pandemic was a perfect storm for those battling addiction and even those in recovery, and two years into the pandemic, addiction counselors have seen a dramatic change in population struggling with addiction. → Read More
OutFront Minnesota announces new leadership
One of Minnesota’s leading organizations for LGBTQ rights is getting new leadership. → Read More
Doctors advise parents to be on lookout for hepatitis in children
Doctors at Mayo Clinic are asking parents to be on the lookout for signs of hepatitis in their children. → Read More
Construct Tomorrow showcase steers high school students into trades jobs
Construction jobs are booming once again with the recovery from the pandemic. The latest data from the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development shows 7,504 vacancies in the construction and excavation sector. And the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates jobs in this sector will grow 8% by 2030. → Read More
Twin Cities couple stages autobiographical play about stroke
The lines are all memorized and the lighting and technical staging is in its final rehearsals. But when the audience starts filing into Illusion Theater this weekend they will experience a script that’s been five years in the making and written with real-life experience. → Read More
Twin Cities woman brings awareness to mild cognitive impairment
Kanada Yazbek lives with a condition too few people know about let alone understand. → Read More
Father of daughter with Down Syndrome releases awareness album
The father of a girl with Down Syndrome has recorded and released an album to tell her story. → Read More
New premature birth report card shows glaring Minnesota disparties
The number of overall preterm births in Minnesota are dropping, but only if the mothers are white. → Read More
Medal of Honor Museum coming for recipients including 56 Minnesotans
The Medal of Honor Museum will be built in Arlington, Texas and is scheduled to open in 2024. → Read More
Minnesotans jump to help during No Hunger November
Nearly two years into the pandemic, many families are still struggling to put food on the table. → Read More
Free Alzheimer’s conference to address disparities
Venoreen Browne-Boatswain’s husband was as enthusiastic and energetic as they come. → Read More
Shakopee couple help plan free Mayo Clinic conference on dementia and Alzheimer’s
Steve Wagner is a former sales coach who talked for a living – until he couldn’t. → Read More
History museum remembering defunct Northwest Airlines holding sale on Saturday
The days of Northwest Airlines have flown beyond the horizon, but even horizons are sometimes never lost. → Read More
University of St. Thomas students rally against white supremacist signs left on campus
University of St. Thomas students are rallying against hate posters left on campus early Monday morning. → Read More