Advisory Committee Formed to Update St. Paul’s Climate Action and Resilience Plan
Twenty-one people were selected to assist the St. Paul Climate Justice Advisory Board (CJAB) in its work to update the
Read MoreTwenty-one people were selected to assist the St. Paul Climate Justice Advisory Board (CJAB) in its work to update the
Read MoreOn October 14, Mayor Melvin Carter joined American Indian community members, tribal leaders, students, and partners at American Indian Magnet
Read MoreOn September 6, West 7th/Fort Road Federation Board Chair Meg Duhr found out via an email from Ramsey County that
Read MoreOn August 9, Victoria Park in the West 7th neighborhood held its groundbreaking ceremony to construct a multi-use athletic field.
Read MoreThe West 7th/Fort Road Federation released the results from a community conversation they hosted on June 4 at CSPS Hall.
Read MoreSometimes life does in fact imitate art. Several years back actor Jeff Daniels, in the show “The Newsroom” stated, “The
Read MoreIrvine Park, one of St. Paul’s best kept secrets, is seeing a resurgence of late. Known for its picturesque fountain
Read MoreAs I recall bags flailing in trees like caught kites, and dealing with plastics on the street in front of my house and where I go for walks, I just want it all to go away. It’s not likely to happen soon.
Plastics are double- edged in the current world – we can’t live easily without plastic, but our planet is inundated with plastic pollution, on land, air and sea. Plastic bags fly freely, plastic barges float in oceans, and flattened bottles and plastic pieces scuttle in the wind all around our streets, yards and fields. And microplastic floats around in our bodies.
Read MoreSupport Youth this School Year! Youth will be heading back to school soon, which means that back-to-school shopping is near!
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