Category: Business
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Letters to the Editor
To the Editor: Along with more than 70 other West Seventh residents, we’ve appealed the City’s approval of a proposed seven-story apartment building to be…
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There Is an Alternative to the Streetcar on West Seventh
by Jim Schoettler, Citizen Advocates for Regional Transit (C.A.R.T.) The instincts of the Fort Road Community have been correct from the start: rail transit of…
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A Vintage Classic Comes to West Seventh
By Margaret KinneyWhat do Anthropologie stores and film producers have in common with folks in our neighborhood? Well, they might all be frequent clients of Go…
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Right Track 2020
Right Track is St. Paul’s youth jobs initiative for building a diverse future workforce, while supporting young people and their families now. Right Track connects young people…
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West End Business Update
Local Health Practitioner Dr. Kayla Zirpel-Proctor has received her Nutrition Response Testing® Professional Certification. Nutrition Response Testing is a method of evaluation that can help determine…
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Phi Chay Thai Cuisine comes to West Seventh
by Jerry RothsteinChong Ku is definitely an “older brother” (Phi Chay) in the restaurant business. After being displaced by war from Laos, his home country, his…
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A Treasure Trove of Collectibles on Randolph
by Jerry Rothstein Trever and Darlene Newcomb Bergman have arrived with a flourish, opening Triple B Collectibles a few months ago. The shop is just…
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Best Buy Teen Tech Center Opens in St. Paul
Best Buy has opened its sixth Teen Tech Center in the Twin Cities at CLUES, Comunidades Latinas Unidas en Servicio, 797 East 7th Street. There…
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The Women of Claddagh Coffee
by Jerry Rothstein When Claddagh Coffee opened in August, 2011, it didn’t take very long for it to become one of the neighborhood’s favorite spots.…
