Category: Neighborhood News
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Mississippi Market’s Spring Plant Sale
Mississippi Market’s annual spring Plant Sale at the co-op’s West 7th store runs from May 3–27, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily. An extensive selection…
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Kessler & Maguire Lunch & Learn Workshop
Home and Fire Safety Tips On Thursday, May 9, Jeremy Berger from the St. Paul Fire Department will discuss eight fire safety tips for older…
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West 7th Public Library
by Leslie Spring, library manager Kaleidoscope: Performing Arts for the Very Young, free family-friendly programs geared towards kids ages birth to kindergarten, is back this…
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UFM Integrates Mental Health into Primary Care
by Riley Karbon, Director of Advancement, United Family Medicine Sue (name changed) came in recently to United Family Medicine (UFM) for a routine diabetes management…
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Senior Housing Development Bonus: Reconfiguring a Difficult Intersection
As we enter construction season, you’ll be seeing orange cones lots of places, and have likely already noticed the construction at 900 Albion Avenue. The…
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A Pastor of Love Retires from a Church that Loves Him
Father John Clay, well known in the West Seventh area and beyond, is retiring after 44 years as pastor at St. Stanislaus Church in the…
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West End Neighbors’ Garden, History Tour
by Joe Landsberger Twelve years ago a group of gardeners decided to put on a garden tour to do their part in building our immigrant…
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Vibrant, Supportive and Welcoming
by Diane Gerth At the 2019 West Seventh/Fort Road Federation annual meeting on April 17, a host of changes, new approaches, and successes were celebrated.…
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Attitude and Aging
A by Deb Padgett In January of 2016, Christopher Bergland, posted an article in Psychology Today titled “Positive Attitudes About Aging May Be a ‘Fountain…
