Category: Feature
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There’s Hope for Breakfast
by Jerry Rothstein Two years ago, we reported on our neighborhood’s refusal to accept the loss of one of St. Paul’s historic buildings: “The Hope Engine…
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Keystone Foodmobile II goes on the Road
The Keystone Community Services annual fundraising event in September, Keys to Success, hoped to raise about $ 75,000 to put a second mobile food shelf on…
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Council Perspectives: What’s Right about Trash?
In a few weeks, St. Paul residents will head to the polls to decide whether to uphold our organized trash collection ordinance. While oceans of ink…
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Ward Two Candidate: Bill Hosko
If it’s “Time for Change at City Hall” and you want to “Restore Power Back to the People” Vote Bill Hosko this fall!While there is much…
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Ward Two Candidate: Council Member Rebecca Noecker
My name is Rebecca Noecker and I am honored to represent Ward 2 on the St. Paul City Council.I am a community activist, a listener,…
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Ward Two Candidate: Lindsay Ferris Martin
Lindsay Ferris MartinI’ve been a resident on the West Side since May 2009. I’m a social media consultant for small businesses. My background includes marketing, PR,…
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Rose Street Café, Bread Lab Open in Rathskeller Building
by Jerry Rothstein Just before your eyes are drawn to the rich pastries and crusty breads at the Rose Street Café now open in the…
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New Ideas in the Community West Seventh Parking Study
by Kent Petterson In August, Biko & Associates and Greenway Transportation Planning released its final report for the West Seventh Street Parking Study. The report…
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The Power of History: Mapping Prejudice
by Jerry Rothstein Sue Nichols is a long-time West End resident and a realtor with Coldwell Banker. In her career, she has helped many people…
