Category: Lifestyle & Wellness

  • Fitness Center at Palace Park Now Open

    Fitness Center at Palace Park Now Open

    St. Paul’s public fitness centers and walking tracks have reopened, including the facilities in the Palace Park Community Center, which is open M-F 9am-1pm and 5:30pm-8:30pm. Masks,…

  • Vaccination Programs Ramp Up

    Vaccination Programs Ramp Up

    By David Lamb Across the city and the state, COVID-19 vaccinations rates are exceeding expectations, with more than 43% of Minnesotans having received at least one dose…

  • I Don’t Want to Go Back to Normal

    I Don’t Want to Go Back to Normal

    Being Well  By Erin Brandel Dykhuizen For over a year we’ve been waiting for the day when we can hug our loved ones who don’t live…

  • Urgent Need for Paid Medical Leave Program in Minnesota

    Urgent Need for Paid Medical Leave Program in Minnesota

    Senate PerspectivesUrgent Need for Paid Medical Leave Program in Minnesota By Sen. Sandy Pappas, District 65Throughout the past year, all of us have faced daunting…

  • Life After the Vaccine

    Life After the Vaccine

    West End Healthline By Jonathan Dickman Now that COVID-19 vaccination of adults is in full force, people are daring to dream of a life that resembles…

  • Minnesotans Highlight Need for Care

    Minnesotans Highlight Need for Care

    The Minnesota House passed the paid family and medical leave bill (HF1200) as a part of the omnibus workforce and business development finance and policy bill…

  • Adult Summer Softball Registration Open

    Adult Summer Softball Registration Open

    Municipal Athletics offers slow pitch softball leagues for men, women and co-rec teams, as well as fast pitch softball leagues for men. League games take place…

  • Fitness Center at Palace Park Now Open

    Fitness Center at Palace Park Now Open

    St. Paul’s public fitness centers and walking tracks have reopened, including the facilities in the Palace Park Community Center, which is open M-F 9am-1pm and 5:30pm-8:30pm.…

  • Mall of America Prioritizing High Schoolers for Vaccines

    Mall of America Prioritizing High Schoolers for Vaccines

    Minnesotans ages 16+ are eligible to get a COVID-19 vaccine, and high schoolers ages 16 and 17 are now being prioritized in appointments at the Mall.…