Federation Explores Community Air Monitoring Project
The West 7th/Fort Road Federation is looking for 10-15 residents to join a community air monitoring project workgroup. Workgroup members
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Lifestyle & Wellness
SPRWS Aims for 2,500 Lead Service Line Replacements in 2025
St. Paul Regional Water Services (SPRWS) is moving ahead in its goal to remove lead service lines from its water
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The Importance of Primary Care
“Follow up with your primary care provider.” Many people have heard this phrase after receiving medical care, whether at urgent care, the emergency room or even a cardiologist. Many do not understand why this is recommended, but patients are provided with this instruction for an important reason. A primary care provider (PCP) helps to coordinate your care and ensure that nothing is missed in keeping you healthy. Over time, the PCP goes beyond looking at only a single acute problem and cares for all aspects of your health. Connecting with a PCP is one of the few things in healthcare that has been shown to keep you healthy.
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Help “Stamp Out Hunger” May 10
The National Association of Letter Carriers (NALC) is partnering with local nonprofit Keystone Community Services for the largest one-day food
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Interfaith Action Purchases Building for Family Shelter, Economic Mobility Support Services, Operations
On March 31, 2025, Interfaith Action of Greater St. Paul took ownership of 1010 Bandana Blvd W, previously operated as
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Minnesota families urged to get young children caught up on vaccines
The Department of Health is urging families to get children caught up on vaccines. The proclamation is being made in
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When Good Intentions Lead To Bad Outcomes: Housing Development In St. Paul.
By Steven Quam, MD An important aspect of being a family medicine doctor is considering the whole person. Our patients,
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Art Crawl Blooms Again This April
The annual right of spring, St. Paul Art Crawl, returns this April with even more art, music and activities than
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When It’s Not a Breath of Fresh Air: A Review of Asthma
With Spring in full swing, bringing with it allergy season, decreased air quality and more people out and about getting exercise, now is a good time to brush up your knowledge of asthma. This is a relatively common condition that affects up to 7% of children and up to 10% of adults in Minnesota. However, while common, this condition is not one size fits all and every person who has this is affected differently.
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