Category: Neighborhood News
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How St. Paul Organizations Are Putting Commercial Corridor Dollars to Work
Drivers entering St. Paul on West 7th Street are now greeted by a colorful mural featuring some of the city’s most recognizable landmarks. Painted on…
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Stop For Me Campaign Returns To West 7th Amid Rise In Pedestrian Deaths
Community volunteers and St. Paul police officers gathered along West 7th on June 22 as part of the city’s renewed Stop For Me pedestrian safety…
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Maintenance and Repair
After a reasonably long drive home, stopping at Cossetta for takeout lasagna sounded just right. Neither my wife nor I felt like preparing a meal.…
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50 Years in West 7th, the Conclusion
We last looked at the United Family Medicine Clinic history in the Feb ‘26 Community Reporter.
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Film Review: “Hamnet” Is A Beautiful, Tragic Tale
If you’re a fan of the world of Shakespeare, last year’s eight-time Oscar-nominated “Hamnet” is a must-watch. Based on Maggie O’Farrell’s novel of the same…
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City of St. Paul Expands Public Access to Council Meetings Through YouTube
St. Paul residents now have another way to follow local government after the city launched live streaming of City Council meetings on YouTube.
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Early Voting for August Primary Now Open
County officials announced that three early voting locations will be available to residents from June 26 through Aug. 10, allowing voters to avoid lines on…
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Landmark Center Opens Registration for Summer History Tours
Landmark Center has opened registration for a series of free guided tours exploring St. Paul’s architecture, geology and civic history throughout the summer.
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City Launches Downtown Vitality Fund to Support Housing and Business Growth
St. Paul is seeking interest from developers, businesses and nonprofit organizations for a new $5 million Downtown Vitality Fund aimed at boosting investment and activity…
