1% sales tax increase on this year’s ballot
Residents of St. Paul will also be asked to vote in the upcoming election on whether to approve an 1% increase to sales tax in the city.
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Family & Education
On My Reading List
Bea’s Books I’m a reviewer, which means I look to the past for my creative inspiration. That’s how I am
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Highland District Council October 2023
Alley plowing experts needed The City of St. Paul is seeking alley captains who are willing to join a panel
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Keystone Community Services October 2023
Keystone’s Free Farmer’s Market – All are welcome! With the help of our community, Keystone is able to provide households
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Celebrate Hispanic Heritage at the Library
Explore the culture and traditions of the Latine communities in St. Paul through stories, music and art at several St. Paul Public Library locations, now through November 4.
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New Keystone CEO has a long history, bright future with the organization
Adero Riser Cobb is no stranger to the halls of Keystone Community Services, though as their new CEO/President, her responsibilities might
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Letter to the Editor: St. Paul Public Schools must be part of the climate solution
Tom Lucy – St. Paul Resident, St. Paul Public Schools employee Already this summer, we have seen a glimpse of
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Mayor Carter announces City budget proposal
On August 10, Mayor Carter announced his 2024 Budget Proposal. The proposed budget totals $820.5 million, with a general fund
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Book Review: Through No Fault of My Own is an interesting read
Through No Fault of My Own: A Girl’s Diary of Life on Summit Avenue in the Jazz Age (Written by Coco
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