Category: Neighborhood News
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Our politicians need to take responsibility
letters to the editor Our politicians need to take responsibility By Bill HoskoThe cadence of City Councilmember Rebecca Noecker’s May Community Reporter column, ‘Let’s lead the way,…
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A prescription for all things in moderation: Finding balance in life
West End Healthline A prescription for all things in moderation: Finding balance in lifeby Brooke Gensler, MD Thirteen thousand. This is the number of new…
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Gray Area Words and the Shaping of Community
Building an Antiracist Community By Tim JohnsonGray Area Words and the Shaping of CommunityMy uncle had little chance of winning the argument. There are no…
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Twin Cities Jazz Festival Returning to St. Paul June 24-25
All performances will be free and family-friendly. Bring a lawn chair, grab a bite and beverage on-site or from a nearby dining establishment, then sit back…
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Mayor Carter Announces Interim Police Chief
On May 4, St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter announced that St. Paul Police Deputy Chief Jeremy Ellison will step in as Interim Chief of the…
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Art Crawls light up St. Paul
The month of May in St. Paul was filled with enough art to make the biggest art lovers blush. From the Schmidt Art Crawl to…
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Bea’s Picture Book Recommendations (Part II)
BEA’S BOOKSBea’s Picture Book Recommendations (Part II) Hello readers! I decided that there are so many great picture books out there, why not do a Part…
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Kick off summer with Saint Paul Public Library, Expanding Hours at West 7th
By Terry Giinther, Library Manager Summer Spark offers reading, learning fun for kids and teens all summer long All Saint Paul Public Library locations invite…
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Notebook Recollections: Soap bubbles for the Angels
Local staple Tim Rumsey walked to work most days from 1987 to 2000. He began as a form of exercise but kept at it for…
