Category: Neighborhood News
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Caraval, Garber’s debut novel is amazing
Editor’s Note: You might have noticed that Beatrice Cosgrove is missing from this book review column. That’s because she decided to let her friend Abby Horton rotate…
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Birds through Dakota Eyes
Did you ever wonder how the wood duck got its red eyes? C̣aƞte Máza (Neil McKay), University of Minnesota senior Dakota language specialist, will explain this and…
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Allina’s United Family Physicians Clinic hits one year landmark
Allina Health’s United Family Physicians Clinic reached the one-year mark in the West 7th neighborhood. “The opening of our new United Family Physicians’ clinic in the heart of…
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Notebook Recollections
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 his love…
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Exciting times for Saint Paul Public Library
By Terry Giinther, Library Manager It’s an exciting time for Saint Paul Public Library (SPPL). We are kicking off the next phase of community engagement to co-create a…
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March is MN Foodshare month
Celebrate Minnesota Foodshare Month by supporting Keystone Community Services’ food programs. You can help by hosting a donation drive, donating food or funds, or volunteering. To learn more…
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Register your child for Community Kids
Looking for a quality, affordable after-school program for your kids? Keystone’s Community Kids is accepting new students. Open to youth in grades 1-10, and participation is…
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Parks: A Portrait of a Young Artist
Join History Theatre as they bring to life the story of renown photographer Gordon Parks in Parks: A Portrait of a Young Artist. The play opens…
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St. Paul Pioneers Try-outs
Come and see if you have what it takes to make the 2022 Pioneers. All prospective and returning players are invited to attend. Do you have…
