Discover Spring Activities at St. Paul Public Library: Engage with Local Authors and More
This month at St. Paul Public Library, support local authors at the Minnesota Black Authors Expo or participate in a
Read MoreThis month at St. Paul Public Library, support local authors at the Minnesota Black Authors Expo or participate in a
Read MoreUntil this January, I’d wager many Minnesotans didn’t spend much time thinking about the way our federal government moves money around. That’s what’s great about a government that works the way it’s meant to: only the people who are paid to think about it, have to think about it. But as we’ve seen since January 20, when the system starts to break down — or rather, is being actively destroyed — it becomes everyone’s problem. Problems like: Will I be able to feed my family this week if our WIC benefits are cancelled? Will I still be able to see my doctor if Medicaid funding is slashed? Will I have to quit my job to take care of my kids if Head Start shuts down?
Read MoreThe City of St. Paul’s youth employment and training program Right Track has launched its 2025 employer engagement efforts. For
Read MoreSpring is right around the corner, and there’s no shortage of ways to get involved at St. Paul Public Library
Read MoreThe St. Paul Board of Education voted to shift their elections to even years to align with new rules for
Read MoreCalling all home improvement businesses The Home Improvement Workshop Day returns on Saturday, March 8, 2025 from 9 a.m. –
Read MoreThis February, St. Paul Public Library invites the community to honor Black History Month with a signature event, “Doc-N-Dine &
Read MoreSarah Ellefson, the Executive Director of STAR House, the only home based residential crisis nursery in Ramsey County, has been
Read MoreAs 2024 draws to a close, I am reflecting on unrealistic expectations and my attempts to address them. For as long as I can remember I have set my sights on goals that weren’t always achievable and almost never led to growth. It has been difficult to learn that starting small is the way to go, but slowly I have begun to discover that I am disappointed less and often find opportunities to achieve those bigger goals that were simply too much. I would like to share some of the things I have learned in this past year in the context of setting reading goals in 2025.
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