Category: Neighborhood News
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(Re)Discover George Latimer Central Library
By Terry Giinther, Library Manager Have you been to the historic George Latimer Central Library recently? It’s worth the short trip down West 7th Street. The…
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West 7th Notebook Recollections, December 1997
By Tim Rumsey, MDLocal staple Tim Rumsey walked to work most days from 1987 to 2000. He began as a form of exercise but kept…
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West 7th Businesses Sue Listening House
By Casey EkA collection of West 7th area businesses and property owners has sued the City of St. Paul and the Listening House, the organization…
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Investing in creative solutions to Minnesota’s housing shortage
District Perspectives By Sen. Sandy PappasInvesting in creative solutions to Minnesota’s housing shortageHousing is a human right. But too many of our neighbors in St.…
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Another look back: News from the 2000s Part 2
Celebrating 50 years: 1971-2021 Editor’s Note: In the last issue of the Community Reporter, Margaret Kinney gave us a look at the first five years…
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Riverview Corridor Progress: Bad to Worse
by Greg StruveIn the recent Policy Advisory Committee meeting and subsequent public presentations, the Riverview Corridor Plan has gone from bad to worse. In determining that…
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Will the Circle Be Unbroken?
Will the Circle Be Unbroken is the song and refrain that played in my mind on a continuous loop as my siblings, my wife and…
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Health Lessons from a Matriarch
By Jonathan Dickman, MD At the end of October, my family lost our matriarch as my grandmother died from complications following a car accident. My grandmother would…
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Planet of the Apes at the Science Museum
Join U of M anthropologist Kieran McNulty and explore the world of our earliest ancestors of apes and humans, using one of the most prolific fossil…
