Mayor Carter Announces Nearly $40 Million of Medical Debt Abolished for 32,000 St. Paul Residents
Mayor Carter announced that the City of St. Paul and Undue Medical Debt abolished nearly $40 million of medical debt
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Family & Education
Parks and Rec Rinks Getting New Boards
New hockey boards are coming to all St. Paul Parks and Recreation outdoor hockey rinks this winter as part of
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City of St. Paul Welcomes ‘Youth On Boards’ Members To Several City Boards and Commissions
The City of St. Paul announced the addition of 19 new youth members to several City boards and commissions as part of the Youth on
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Breaking Down the 2024 Ballot Measures
The 2024 election is fast approaching, and while the top of the ticket has, justifiably, received most of the attention,
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Annual B’Yachad Gift Bag Program Kicks Off
Jewish Family Service of St. Paul (JFS) will offer the annual B’Yachad Gift Bag program again this year. This program
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GLOW Holiday Festival is Back to Light Up the Season at St. Paul’s CHS Field!
Once again, CHS Field in downtown St. Paul will be transformed into a glittering winter wonderland as the GLOW Holiday
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“Righting the Mother Tongue” is an Eye-Opening Look at English Language
Have you ever thought about the English language? The language you speak, read and write? If you haven’t, “Righting the Mother Tongue: From Old English to Email, the Tangled Story of English Spelling” will move you along said thinking journey at an astonishing pace!
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St. Paul Public Library offers free programming to celebrate Native American Heritage
St. Paul Public Library (SPPL) invites residents of all ages to join in celebrating Native American arts, culture and stories
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