Joelle Skinner gives vintage sideboard a modern makeover by using Kmart $10 SHOWER curtain | Hospital Privacy Curtain

This toothpaste holder keeps your toothpaste readily accessible and squeezes the tube from the bottom, ensuring that you get every last drop.

The Minnesota Court of Appeals affirms Rochester’s side in a suit brought against the city by Rochester City Lines, the bus company that operated city transit service for 46 years before the city awarded a service contract to First Transit in 2012. … The Rochester City Council approves an $8 million sale of riverfront property to Bloom International Realty, which plans to build a pair of high-rises there. … Call it an agony of the feet: Iconic downtown store O&B Shoes will close after 85 years in business.

Bush often said among friends that his greatest interest as a politician was world affairs. Any voter could tell by watching his body language that he was more comfortable talking about the balance of power in Asia than the price of a gallon of milk. He was in his element at the U.N., where he fought a stout but doomed battle to keep the People’s Republic of China out of the Security Council. His tenure at Turtle Bay was brief, however, because Nixon yanked him back to Washington after the 1972 election to smother a rogue grenade. The Watergate scandal was boiling, and Nixon wanted Bush to head the Republican National Committee.

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The family that runs together … is the Rochester-area Syrings, four generations of whom, from 80-year-old patriarch Ken Syring to great-grandson Dominik Lulic, are running in the Healthy Human Race 5K. … Recounts in two Rochester City Council primary races don’t change the place-finishers but do change the vote totals by a handful of ballots.

A decade ago, a federal investigation that followed a cluster of patient suicides at Connecticut Valley found numerous safety violations and structural deficiencies.

Hilma Witte was sentenced to 140 years in prison for the murders, though the sentence was reduced on appeal to 90 years. 

“Another nurse at LUTH said, ‘the facilities are overstretched. To see a specialist on clinic days you have to leave your home by 4am or 5am to be at LUTH by 6.30am to join the queue early. Even at that, there are no guarantees you will be attended to.’”

1. DO wear close-toed, comfortable shoes that do not make a noise. You don’t want to be squeaking, clomping or clack-clacking your way about the place.

Alicia Rodriguez was being watched by her mother’s boyfriend, Joseph Luis Gorbea Jr., on Oct. 19, 1996, when he took her to a home in the 2800 block of Henry Street in Lake Station.

Jennifer Hudson, who was born and raised in Chicago’s Englewood neighborhood and attended Dunbar Vocational High School, had a great voice and sang in her church choir and starred in local theater productions. Originally she went away to college at Langston University, but was homesick and ended up registering at nearby Kennedy-King, a city college. Hudson was probably destined to be a star when she signed her first recording contract with Chicago’s Righteous Records in 2002.

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