Category: Neighborhood News
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Get Ready for the Garden Season
by Terry Giinther, Library Manager Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or you want to learn how green your thumb really is (or isn’t), the Saint Paul…
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Mariah Theatre Company takes centerstage
The Big Blue River premieres March 4 at North Garden TheaterBy Casey EkTucked away in a warehouse across the river from downtown St. Paul, the cast of…
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The U.S. Origin Myth and Critical Race Theory
Building an Antiracist Community The U.S. Origin Myth and Critical Race Theory According to the transcribed message on my phone, I had just missed a call from…
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Get your rear in gear this March
West End Healthline Get your rear in gear this March By Catherine Bledsoe, MDAs you prepare to pack up the snowblower and tune up the mower…
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Ford CP Spur: Opportunity slipping away
By Gregory Struve, PEIn 2017, the City of St. Paul performed a study on the disused Canadian Pacific (CP) Spur from the previous Ford Plant Site, now…
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It’s time to act on climate change
Letter to the Editor It’s time to act on climate change By Tom LucyIn Jan. 2022, the Saint Paul City Council declared that we are in the…
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Ex-Minneapolis cops found guilty of violating George Floyd’s civil rights
A federal jury found Thomas Lane, J. Alexander Kueng and Tou Thao, the former Minneapolis police officers who helped Derek Chauvin restrain George Floyd in the leadup…
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Andrew Young is named 21-22 CARE Artist-in-Residence
St. Paul’s Landmark Center named puppeteer Andrew Young as the Artist-in-Residence of the 2021-2022 Community Artist Resident Engagement (CARE) Program. Young’s “Beyond the Five Senses” inspires guests to…
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Cafe Astoria owners to open modern Filipino restaurant
By Casey EkLeah Raymundo and John Occhiato, the proprietors of Cafe Astoria, are spreading their wings and are set to open Kalsada at 1668 Selby Ave. Kalsada, which…
