Steve Marsh is a journalist based in Minneapolis, Minnesota. He writes for Mpls.St.Paul Magazine and the Whitby Gazette, focusing on local stories and profiles of individuals in the Twin Cities community. His work has also been featured in The Review Vankleek Hill.
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Steve Marsh's articles predominantly focus on local profiles, exclusive interviews, and expert commentary within the entertainment industry in Minnesota. If you're looking to reach out to Steve with a pitch, consider offering him unique profile stories or exclusive interviews with prominent personalities in the entertainment scene within Minnesota. Additionally, providing expert commentary on local music history or related topics may also capture his interest.
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The DI hooper turned teacher turned Bachelorette's latest role is her most important yet.
He's created images for Vogue Italia, Marie Claire France, The New York Times Magazine, and Interview, but he's such a master of mood, narrative, and place that, really, every picture leads back to Bill Phelps.
Minnesota's WNBA team is having another moment. Will the Lynx win another championship?
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The team is rolling out a new motto: Bring the Nice.
The New York Times best-selling author has been writing novels starring small-town sheriff Cork O’Connor since 1998. His latest, Spirit Crossing, is the 20th in the series.
Minnesota may be the most bookish state in America. And for good reason—for decades, our authors, children’s lit scholars, and merchants have been united by a common creed: Start ’em young.
By: Steve Marsh
With the Jewish new year upon us and January not far away, there are many things to consider – philosophically, emotionally and even physically. Physically, our concerns change over the
From beer bars to bars with bands, from pubs to pull-tab joints, our local watering holes knit together the fabric of our Cities.
Photographs by Simone Lueck | Photos shot on location at the Lynhall (Lynlake location)
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