SPPS Asking Voters to Approve $37 Million Annually
Facing a budget deficit of over $50 million per year, the St. Paul Board of Education is asking the voters
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Family & Education
Public Internet Access Restored at St. Paul Public Library and Parks and Recreation Facilities
Public internet access has been restored at all St. Paul Public Library locations and recreation centers as the city continues
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Make sure your treats do not haunt you this Halloween
By Yaroslav Owens-Pochinka, MD Zombies, skeletons and vampires rise once more. Homes transform into haunted graveyards, crawling with spiders and
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Spend Your October at the Library!
With MEA weekend coming up, fall break at the library begins! Throughout October, find a variety of things to do
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A Tail Wagging Good Time
Grand Avenue is going to the dogs this month when Paws on Grand returns to the corridor September 7. Local
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Why Vaccines Matter This School Year
When I was in medical school, I signed up for a 10-mile trail race on the Superior Hiking Trail. It was a bold move—I wasn’t a runner, let alone a trail runner—and I had no real idea what I was getting myself into. I’d hiked a few trails before, but running up and down rocky terrain for hours was a completely different challenge.
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Celebrate Libraries with the Great North Star Read Together at St. Paul Public Library!
Join us for the first-ever Great North Star Read Together—a statewide Read-In and celebration of Minnesota libraries! Bring your current
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School Board Approves November Referendum
Facing a $51 million deficit this year, and ongoing deficits projected to be over $35 million annually, the St. Paul
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Fueling Young Minds: Why High-Protein School Lunches Matter
By Natasha Vo, MD As the summer is starting to come to an end and school is about to begin,
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