Category: Feature
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Welcoming Pastor Emily: In the City for Good
by Jerry Rothstein A few months ago, Pastor Emily Rova-Hegener arrived in the West End to take up her new call — to both St.…
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Neighborhood Tradition Has Deep Roots
In 1990, Ray, Nancy and Mary Jo Matykiewicz planted a pine seedling in their side lot on Bay Street. That fall Ray was deployed to…
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Riversedge Brings Bold Vision to Downtown
by Commissioner Rafael Ortega Over the past six months, Ramsey County has been working with developer AECOM to refine a vision for the Riversedge development…
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“Never say ‘I’m Just a Volunteer’” — Georgann Warren McClure
West Enders Making a Difference Already a highly successful volunteer administrator, proposal writer, and fundraiser, Georgann Warren McClure moved into the West Seventh area about…
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A “New” Classic Comes to West Seventh
by Jerry Rothstein It is not often these days we find a newly constructed office block echoing, supporting and honoring the creations we consider “heritage.”…
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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…
