Category: Neighborhood News
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Extraordinary Women Exhibit at the Minnesota History Center
Walk among Minnesota women who changed their communities—and learn how featured objects reflect pivotal moments in their lives—in the new Extraordinary Women exhibit at the Minnesota…
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Global Recycling Day
Letter to the Editor March 18th is Global Recycling Day, a day dedicated to recognizing the role recycling plays in promoting a more circular economy…
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St. Paul Winter Farmer’s Market
The tradition has remained open throughout the pandemic, connecting customers with fresh mushrooms and micro-greens, root veggies, humanely raised meat, farm fresh eggs, artisan cheeses, baked…
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The Intersectional Feminist of Early 20th Century St. Paul
by David LambIn many of the histories of the period that mention her name, Nellie Francis, the subject of a new exhaustive biography by William…
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West End Artist Profile: Chris Bremicker
by MIMI ROTHSTEINChris Bremicker is a West End writer who resides at the Montreal Hi-Rise. He has now published his third book, Eagle Claw and…
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Growing Your Sustainable Lawn
GARDEN VIEWSBy Kent PettersonA reader named Paul sent me a question about the grass on his boulevard—or should I say lack of it. As he…
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Snakes
BEING WELLErin Brandel Dykhuizen, MA, MSW, LICSWcolumnist There are snakes inside my walls! I wake up some mornings with the thought, wishing it was merely…
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Echo
BEA’S BOOKS(5 out of 5 stars) BEATRICE COSGROVE, reviewerEcho by Pam Muñoz Ryan starts off with a story about a boy named Otto playing hide-and-seek…
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Way, way up in the sky
Birds in ParticularHALLE O’[email protected] I was driving home from Ely, MN and stopped in the town of Virginia at the food co-op. It resides in…
