JOURNALISM

I have been a journalist and an editor for more than 30 years. My focus has been, well, varied – politics, business-to-business, law, music, non-profits, social issues, and so on.

The range is broad, too, on approach – short form features, magazine length pieces, profiles, general news stories, and so forth.

Several of my articles have won statewide awards and my work has appeared in more than 60 publications, from Wired to Minnesota Monthly, from the Los Angeles Times to Newsday, from HR Magazine to Healthplan.

What do I write about? Lots of topics: Economics, Health Care, Sustainability, Human Resources, Technology, Travel. Read on.

(A brief request and warning: These articles are not for reproduction by sources or by other third parties. They are copyright protected and are only meant to showcase my work.)

Recent Stories

From Midwest Energy News Web site

As Smart Meters Roll Out Opponents Get Organized

Startups Explore Alternative hydro power on the Mississippi

At Green Energy Summit A Call For New Direction

From the Fedgazette, a Federal Reserve Bank

A New Look At Hydropower

From The Star Tribune, Special Sections

Technology Nana Will Love (technology for the elderly)

Nana Might Like These, Too

Hot Pizzas At Palumbo’s

Time To Trade Up? (Buying a car)

@Work: 10 Jobs in 1 (interview with school principal Teresa Vibar)

The Upside of Exercise

@Work: Water For All

@Work: Pedals and Pints

Magazine Articles

From the University of Minnesota Law School Alumni Magazine

Fellows Take Learning Into the Field

Training A Global Workforce

David Wippmann: A New Dean For New Era

Lawyers In Love

Oregon Tech’s Green Revolution

From the Fedgazette

Run Over By Gas: The Story of E85

Lighting Up The Sky

Rust Never Sleeps

From Other Magazines

How The DFL Gots it Groove Back

No Direction Home (Homeless Students in Minneapolis Schools)

Red State, Blue State, Old State, New State (from Minnesota Monthly, about the rise of conservative politics)

A Second Chance For Mentally Ill (this article looks at a special mental health court in Hennepin County; it won first place, magazine feature, Society of Professional Journalists)