Category: Neighborhood News
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Calls for Deputy’s Resignation After Violent Police Confrontation
On March 23, an 11-year-old child with his hands up was choked by a Ramsey County Sherriff deputy during the execution of an arrest warrant for…
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Temporary Road Closures to Support Physically Distant Outdoor Activities
St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter announced the closures of four city streets to vehicle traffic to support walking and biking in and around three City of…
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MN Artist Association’s Spring Exhibition
The “best of their best” work of 40 artists will be featured in a free exhibition at Landmark Center, May 16-June 27, Wed-Fri & Sun,…
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Teen Coaching, Mentoring Organization Takes on Post-COVID Mental Trauma
St. Paul-based Positive Presence Global, the largest mentor coaching company in North America for teenagers and young adults, has announced a new lineup of programming and…
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Minnesotans Highlight Need for Care
The Minnesota House passed the paid family and medical leave bill (HF1200) as a part of the omnibus workforce and business development finance and policy bill…
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Armenian Genocide Then, Nagorno-Karabakh/Artsakh Conflict Today
This virtual program, hosted by Mitchell Hamline’s World Without Genocide, examines the genocide of the Armenians in the Ottoman Empire, 1915-1923, and the recent conflict in…
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Thomas
by Tim RumseyDr. Ravi said we needed an eyeball. A big one—softball big—to dissect with our family practice residents. “Mr. Thomas Mitchell is our guy,”…
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Where Do We Go From Here?
A message from Pillsbury United Communities On Tuesday, 12 jurors cracked open the window of justice. And we see a little light.To be clear, the verdict…
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Policing, Racism and the Problem of Escalation
Building an Antiracist Community By Tim Johnson I would like to say my wife and I never argue or get angry with each other. That,…
