With Spring in full swing, bringing with it allergy season, decreased air quality and more people out and about getting exercise, now is a good time to brush up your knowledge of asthma. This is a relatively common condition that affects up to 7% of children and up to 10% of adults in Minnesota. However, while common, this condition is not one size fits all and every person who has this is affected differently.
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Save the date for our Annual Meeting: Join us on Tuesday, April 29th at Summit Brewing (910 Montreal Circle) for
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Represent your neighbors – apply to join our board The Highland District Council (HDC) is led by a group of
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This month at St. Paul Public Library, support local authors at the Minnesota Black Authors Expo or participate in a
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St. Paul has long been a hub of St. Patrick’s Day festivities. Home to one of the oldest and largest
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After filing an appeal to the City’s Planning Commision on January 21, the West 7th / Fort Road Federation continued
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The week of February 17 saw some major development news for downtown St. Paul, including a potential $130 development project
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Until this January, I’d wager many Minnesotans didn’t spend much time thinking about the way our federal government moves money around. That’s what’s great about a government that works the way it’s meant to: only the people who are paid to think about it, have to think about it. But as we’ve seen since January 20, when the system starts to break down — or rather, is being actively destroyed — it becomes everyone’s problem. Problems like: Will I be able to feed my family this week if our WIC benefits are cancelled? Will I still be able to see my doctor if Medicaid funding is slashed? Will I have to quit my job to take care of my kids if Head Start shuts down?
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