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Column: Fritz's Christmas story is one that bears repeating

WORTHINGTON — Christmas is a time for twice-told and thrice-told tales. Oh, and even more. How many times through the passing of 20 centuries do you guess the story of the birth of Christ in the stable at Bethlehem has been told? This would be a total beyond comprehension.

By Ray Crippen , December 15, 2012

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Column: British land 'vultures' once roamed prairie

WORTHINGTON — We are 261 years beyond 1751. That was the year Benjamin Franklin, Founding Father, told of his dislike of immigrants. The immigrants who troubled Franklin were the Germans.

By Ray Crippen , June 23, 2012

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Column: One of our own plays role in crucial battle

WORTHINGTON — As we carry our flowers to graves this weekend none of us is heard grumbling, “Been here, done this. I won’t be back.” It is our intent to make that prickling walk to the gravesites again and again.

By Ray Crippen , May 26, 2012

Crippen named MSBA Board Certified Labor and Employment Law Specialist

MINNEAPOLIS — Best & Flanagan LLP has announced that attorney Sarah E. Crippen has received the distinction of MSBA Board Certified Labor and Employment Law Specialist by the Minnesota State Bar Association.

By Daily Globe , March 11, 2012

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Column: There's always something -- or someone -- to fear

WORTHINGTON — I never have known a Bolivian or a Bulgarian. I can’t speak about people in Bolivia or Bulgaria. Speaking of Americans — I know quite a few of those. I think Americans always need to be afraid of something. It is our heritage.

By Ray Crippen , July 23, 2011

Column: Buffalo Ridge -- our answer to the Hoover Dam

WORTHINGTON — When you get above age 30, people sometimes ask you about things you remember that are not often seen any longer. Or maybe it is when you get above 40. You know what I am talking about. I even have people ask me about such things.

By Ray Crippen , June 25, 2011

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Column: What became of ham salad and the evening news?

WORTHINGTON — The subject last week was Writing Newspaper Columns. This is Lecture 2. I will offer introductions for three columns. You write the column which will follow:

By Ray Crippen , May 07, 2011

Column: Community orchestra not new to Worthington

WORTHINGTON — The first guitar music I ever knew came with cowboy movies, Gene Autry and Roy Rogers at the Grand Theater. “I’m back in the saddle again, out where a friend is a friend …” Cowboy shows were rated B-movies. I heard people say guitars were B-instruments.

By Ray Crippen , August 07, 2010

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A day spent in the presence of royal people

WORTHINGTON — The wedding has come and gone. No invitation. Her royal highness, Victoria, crown princess of Sweden and heir to Sweden’s throne, was married June 16 to her physical trainer, Daniel Westling, a commoner, as it is said. Daniel no doubt has great hands. Victoria’s secret

By Ray Crippen , June 26, 2010

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Column: Remembering Eddy Arnold, and a memorable drive

Eddy Arnold died last month. I would have guessed Mr. Arnold’s passing would have earned greater attention from the press.

By Ray Crippen , June 21, 2008

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Column: Think spring: Here's a love story

Now and again a story or an interview from a day long gone will come mind. I thought lately of a wonderful love story.

By Ray Crippen , April 12, 2008

Column: Men who spoke up against popular opinion

Adolf Hitler “is a real friend of the common man in Germany.” Adolf Hitler “has done more for the German people … than any past or present ruler in Europe.” Herr Hitler “walks quite democratically down the street, and men and women stop in their tasks to look, smile and shout the equivalent of ‘Hi there, Hitler!’”

By Ray Crippen , April 05, 2008

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Column: Getting the story on a few famous people

This was a while ago. A girl said to me, “You worked for newspapers for a long time, didn’t you?” “Yes,” I said, “I did. I still do, more or less. Less than more.”

By Ray Crippen , March 29, 2008

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Column: There seems to be horse stories everywhere

If you are keeping a list, there is one more reason for drinking coffee or, at least, for having coffee close at hand. If you should be called to help with a horse brought down by encephalitis — sleeping sickness — you will need coffee.

By Ray Crippen , March 22, 2008

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Column: Warming up to long-ago visits by the circus

“Write something about summer,” a woman said. She was shaking a finger at me. “I am sick and tired of winter. You tell a summer story.” What? Roses in bloom? Picnic? Walk around the lake? What?

By Ray Crippen , March 15, 2008

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