Wallace Allen, an editor who believed deeply in the crucial role newspapers play in a free society and led a historic redesign of the Minneapolis Tribune to make it more modern and accessible to readers, died last month. He was 93. Updated 10:19 PM
Christine Walthour, whose business acumen helped make B.T. McElrath Chocolatier a hit, died Jan. 2 from breast cancer. She was 43.
He was the newspaper's resident expert on foreign affairs, and used his knowledge and mastery with words to share the news of the world
A painter and pioneering feminist, Phyllis Wiener was an outspoken role model for a generation that came of age in the 1970s when women were still struggling for professional acceptance in a male-dominated art world. She exhibited her lyrical abstractions throughout Minnesota for more than 60 years and will be included in a show opening this month at the University of Minnesota's Katherine E. Nash Gallery.
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Dr. William F. House, 89, a medical researcher who braved skepticism to invent the cochlear implant, an electronic device considered to be the first to restore a human sense, died on Dec. 7 at his home in Aurora, Ore.
Updated Jan. 7, 2013
Larry Oakes, a veteran Star Tribune reporter whose work shone brightest when he was writing about people, especially his fellow northern Minnesotans, died Friday night in Duluth. He was 52.
Updated Jan. 5, 2013
Remember that adage about losing 70 percent of your body heat through your head? Well, you need to watch prof's video.
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