West 7th/Fort Road Federation Announces Annual Merchandise Contest
The West 7th / Fort Road Federation is pleased to announce a West 7th Community Merchandise design contest! They are
Read MoreThe West 7th / Fort Road Federation is pleased to announce a West 7th Community Merchandise design contest! They are
Read MoreThe City of St. Paul and the Minnesota Wild announced last week their top priority for the 2025 legislative session
Read MoreThe Twin Cities Jazz Festival will return to Lowertown Friday, June 20 and Saturday, June 21, 2025. A diverse array
Read MoreA 20-story apartment tower and a six-story building connected by a skyway over the METRO Green Line are proposed on
Read MoreApplications for the Neighborhood STAR Program open March 31. The program offers grants to projects that contribute to the prosperity,
Read MoreThe Metropolitan Council will take applications for its Housing Choice Voucher (Section 8) waiting list for the first time in
Read MoreMayor Melvin Carter announced signing on to a lawsuit filed by the City of San Francisco challenging the legality of
Read MoreIt is fair to say that Carl Benston, AKA, Mr. Positive, never thought of himself as an influencer, at least not by the standards of those who are able to use their influence as a source of income through social media. How could you possibly expect a person living with savant syndrome disability to be an influencer? Like others who live in or frequent the West 7th Community, I often saw Carl on his creatively outfitted bike. I never had the opportunity to meet Mr. Positive in person, but thanks to the wonderful memorial in the January Community Reporter and the writings of Tim Rumsey, I almost feel like I did. I certainly have known folks like Carl, people who somehow manage the art of being, without pretense or gilded effort to showcase themselves for profit or otherwise.
Read MoreWhat’s Happening with the Former Lowry Apartments? The Community Deserves Answers! The City of St. Paul condemned and boarded up
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