Category: Neighborhood News
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A season for pruning woodies
Garden Views by Kent Petterson Most maintenance and shaping of your landscape trees and shrubs is best if done in the winter dormant season after freeze…
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Rehab restores landmark, builds on track record of success
NEIGHBORS SPEAK OUT by Dave ThuneThe historic stone and brick complex atop a bluff high above the Mississippi River has lived many lives—a Japanese language and…
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Transit Improvement for THIS Generation
Letter to the Editor By Kent PettersonLast month the Community Reporter brought us a story written by Jim Schoettler of CART (Citizen Advocates for Regional Transit).…
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Racism, Runny Noses and the Myth of Freedom for All
by Tim JohnsonRetired Pastor, Cherokee Park United Church[Editor’s Note: This is the tenth article in Tim Johnson’s series on racism. Comments and insights are welcome:…
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Virtual Lecture on History of Sokol Hall
Joe Landsberger, former president of Sokol Minnesota, will reprise his talk about the history of Czech and Slovak fraternal organizations in St. Paul. Free but requires…
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Whole Wide World
West 7th Public LibraryWith your Saint Paul Public Library card, access digital resources for the whole family to learn new things, provide entertainment and learn new…
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When the Gangsters Ruled St. Paul
by David LambA century ago, the “Public Enemy Number One,” the leader of the group whose members J. Edgar Hoover called “the toughest mob we ever…
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Ayd Mill Road reopens with new pedestrian, bike path
The 1.5 mile stretch of road was closed on August 1 to implement a new 3-lane street design with two southbound vehicle lanes, one northbound vehicle…
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Overcoming Racism Conference
The Facilitating Racial Equity Collaborative’s (FREC) annual Overcoming Racism Conference took place virtually Nov. 12-13. Emceed by FREC member William Moore, the conference featured a keynote…
