West 7th Public Library
by Leslie Spring, Library Manager Saint Paul Public Library is hosting Maker Break the first week of April. Maker Break features
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Family & Education
Why do people still need a food shelf?
Letter to the Editor Over the past few months, supporters have asked me this question: With low unemployment rates and a
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St. Peter’s Lutheran Church names new pastor
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church has named Reverend Christopher Weber as its new spiritual leader. An installation service will be held on
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Celebrate National Poetry Month in April
“The Poetry of Puppetry 2” premieres on George Latimer Central Library’s historic Jemne Puppet Stage Saint Paul Public Library’s Youth Services department invites families to celebrate National Poetry
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Dodge Nature Center
Nature Painting Evening: Backyard Owl: 3/4, 6:30-8 p.m. at Farm Entrance, 1701 Charlton St., West St. Paul. Learn bout owls as you
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Barbara Sommers, “Women’s Oral Histories & the HIV/AIDS
Historian and oral history expert Barbara Sommers will talk about the process of collecting the stories of women who were on the
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From St. Paul College you can go anywhere
by Margaret Wimberley Dr. Rassoul Dastmozd is president and CEO of St. Paul College, a vibrantly diverse community college with an
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A neighborhood school with room for neighbors
by Anna Kudak, Ph.D., Board Chair What Do You Do with an Idea? is both an excellent question and also
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Checking on Needs of Aging Loved Ones
The Minnesota Dept. of Human Services and the Minnesota Board on Aging offer these resources: Senior LinkAge Line (1-800-333-2433; seniorlinkageline.com) provides
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