City Council Says 237 Richmond Can’t Be Used for Construction Business
On May 7, the St. Paul City Council overturned a decision of the Planning Commission, determining 237 Richmond St. could
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Neighborhood News
Dark Horse Bar and Eatery Returning
Dark Horse Bar & Eatery announced May 20 on social media that it would be re-opening this July. New owners,
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Airport Construction Brings More Air Traffic to the West End
If you’ve noticed an uptick in airplane noise in their neighborhood the past month, you aren’t alone and you aren’t
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Federation Explores Community Air Monitoring Project
The West 7th/Fort Road Federation is looking for 10-15 residents to join a community air monitoring project workgroup. Workgroup members
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SPRWS Aims for 2,500 Lead Service Line Replacements in 2025
St. Paul Regional Water Services (SPRWS) is moving ahead in its goal to remove lead service lines from its water
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City, Tribal Historic Preservation Offices Rename Dakota Sacred Sites
The City of St. Paul adopted the recommendations of state Tribal Historic Preservation Officers to rename two culturally significant and
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The Life and Legacy of Rachel Carson (Part One)
The opening line of “Under the Sea Wind” underwhelmed me. I wasn’t sure I could make it any further, the next page or so was a jumble of 1940s nature writing I had never previously cared to read. I put it down, staring at the small cover plastered with a giant sticker reading “Interlibrary Loan.” I sat and wondered why I had decided to do this in the first place. The great outdoors was never something that called to me. I like civilization (a lot), but somehow, the seemingly fictional Rachel Carson reeled me in, and I found myself devoted to William Souder’s “On a Farther Shore: The Life and Legacy of Rachel Carson.”
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Film Review: “The Wild Robot”
Robot companions have long played a significant role in the universe of animated films, from “The Iron Giant,” to “Wall-E”
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The Importance of Primary Care
“Follow up with your primary care provider.” Many people have heard this phrase after receiving medical care, whether at urgent care, the emergency room or even a cardiologist. Many do not understand why this is recommended, but patients are provided with this instruction for an important reason. A primary care provider (PCP) helps to coordinate your care and ensure that nothing is missed in keeping you healthy. Over time, the PCP goes beyond looking at only a single acute problem and cares for all aspects of your health. Connecting with a PCP is one of the few things in healthcare that has been shown to keep you healthy.
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