Category: Neighborhood News
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Celebrate National Poetry Month in April
“The Poetry of Puppetry 2” premieres on George Latimer Central Library’s historic Jemne Puppet Stage Saint Paul Public Library’s Youth Services department invites families to celebrate National Poetry Month in April with an…
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Stories of Minnesota Immigrants from 22 Different Countries
“Green Card Voices: Immigrants Telling Their Life Stories”Over the years, Minnesota and the Twin Cities have been shaped by many diverse immigrant populations. In the new banner exhibit, “Green Card Voices:…
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They come for water, stay for food
BIRDS IN PARTICULAR By Halle O’FalveyIf you have ever thought about feeding the birds but did not want to commit, March and April are your months. Natural…
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Ireland revisited: Buttermilk scones
FOOD MATTERS by Kristin Hamaker, columnistIreland revisitedI arrived in Cork City, Ireland, on a spring day in 2005. But my luggage had not, nor my kitchen knives,…
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Plant, seed exchange
Views from the Garden by Kent Petterson Philadelphia Green, the nation’s first tree, plant and seed sharing exchange of free material for public and community gardening started…
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Met Council plans for more BRT Service
[Editor’s Note: For those with good memories, you’ll recall that the second Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) service in St. Paul (after the A Line on Snelling) was…
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Team Minnesota Wins at First at Snow
Team Dino Flight (l-r) Adam Turner, Jaymie Stocks and Heather Friedli represented Minnesota at the Nationals. Photo by Julie Devine
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Elle Salon Spa: Developing Right Style for You
by Margaret Wimberley Joining the ranks of women entrepreneurs in the West Seventh business community is Christine Wengler, with Elle Salon Spa, serving clients of all genders,…
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Bloom Away! A celebration of spring
A recollection of a garden she once loved: discover the remarkable acrylic, painted, imaginings of light, color and textures by blind artist, Annie Young. Award winning American…
