Category: Neighborhood News
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Garden Views: What about those insects?
GARDEN VIEWS KENT PETTERSON columnist What about those insects? The loss of habitat and food sources and pesticides used to control insects, and in particular…
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Bea’s Books: Esperanza Rising
Esperanza Rising by Pam Muñoz Ryan This book tells the story of a girl named Esperanza who lives on her family’s ranch: El Rancho de…
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Celebrate Highland Donation Day
The Highland District Council is partnering with Memorial Blood Center, the Highland Business Association, the Highland Park Community Center and the Highland Park Library to…
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Friendly Visitors Available to Chat
Jewish Family Service of St. Paul’s (JFS) new Friendly Remote Visitor program, created to combat the isolation and loneliness of the COVID-19 stay at home…
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New Murals in Council Chambers of St. Paul City Hall/Ramsey County Courthouse
New mural art (pictured) was unveiled Aug. 19 by local artists including CLUES Latinx Mural Apprentice Project, Emily Donavan, Adam Swanson, and Leah Yellowbird. Although…
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Better Angels Art Installation
This inspirational art installation on the grounds of the Landmark Center (75 5th St. W., St. Paul) is comprised of several hundred pinwheels in shades…
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Landmark Center Reopens
Landmark Center, 75 5th St. W., St. Paul, is delighted to welcome you back to browse our exhibits and peruse our history. Visitors may book a…
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Take a safe and pleasant walk, learn history with West End Garden Tour
13th Annual West End Neighbors Garden Tour (WENGT) beautifully feature West End as historic origin of the Township/City of Saint Paul and Territory/State of Minnesota…
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Racism and A Time for Anger
Building a Non-racist Community by Tim JohnsonRetired pastor of Cherokee Park United ChurchEditor’s note: This is the sixth article in Johnson’s series on racism. Comments and…
