Category: Neighborhood News
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Deb says: The More Things Change…
My little brother “ruined his eyes” sitting too close to the TV set from 1958 to 1965. My little sister ate too much apple pie while…
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The Fall Garden
BY KENT PETTERSON There is something peaceful about the fall garden that settles in for me about the end of September. How about you? The harvest isn’t…
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BankCherokee Community Action
For the fourth year in a row, a group of BankCherokee (Bank) employees spent a September afternoon completing landscape clean-up around the walking path in Little…
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Great River Passage Conservancy Launches Campaign
The Conservancy is an independent nonprofit organization that leads advocacy and private fundraising efforts for the Great River Passage Initiative in partnership with the City of…
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Bucket Brigade Brings Us a Monster Musical for All Ages
Bucket Brigade kicks off its sixth season at Art House North in St. Paul with a brand-new musical, Big, Little Monster, a monstrously fun and surprisingly…
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Restoration of 1882 Victorian Reveals Ties to West 7th Legend
by Paul Bard When Luke Johanns began stripping away the artificial siding from a tall, 1882 Victorian house on McBoal St. in the spring of this…
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Have Your Children Experience the Joy of Reading Books
by Jonathan Dickman, MD, PhD, with contributions from Joseph and Rachel Dickman The magic of books is a wonderful thing to behold. I often find…
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Federation Update
The Federation Board meeting was held Sept. 9. The next Board meeting Oct. 14, 7 p.m. at 882 West 7th Street, Suite 6 on the second…
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Website Geared toward People with Hearing Loss
People with hearing loss can learn more about assistive technology, communications access and other issues at a new website launched by the Minnesota Department of…
