Category: Public Interest
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Winter Warming Spaces Open in Ramsey County
Four Winter Warming Spaces in St. Paul are open to anyone in need of a place to warm up overnight. The spaces offer seating, blankets,…
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St. Paul Continues to Explore Transit Options Along West 7th / Riverview Corridor
The City of St. Paul continues to explore options for bus rapid transit along the Riverview Corridor, working alongside partners at Metro Transit, Minnesota Department…
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West 7th Fort Road Federation January 2025
Holiday Decor Competition: Do you have a neighbor that wows you every year with their holiday decor? Nominations are now open for the third annual…
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Highland District Council January 2025
Recycle holiday lights and cords at the Highland Park Library Drop off your holiday lights and cords at any St. Paul Public Library, including Highland…
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Support Local Businesses This Holiday Season
As the crisp autumn air settles over Minnesota and the leaves continue to change, it’s a reminder that the holiday season is upon us. As…
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Community Steps Up to Replace Vandalized Trees
Late last month, dozens of newly planted trees were vandalized along Shepherd Rd., most completely uprooted and thrown in the Mississippi River. Planted over MEA…
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Irvine Park Fountain out for repairs
If you’ve been to Irvine Park, 251 Walnut St., recently, you’ve probably noticed a glaring omission from the picturesque square – the historic fountain is…
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Mayor Carter Announces Nearly $40 Million of Medical Debt Abolished for 32,000 St. Paul Residents
Mayor Carter announced that the City of St. Paul and Undue Medical Debt abolished nearly $40 million of medical debt for 32,000 St. Paul residents.…
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St. Paul STAR Program Awards Over $3.7 Million in Support to Local Businesses and Arts & Cultural Organizations
The City of St. Paul approved more than $3.7 million in grant funding for 59 local capital improvement projects and 68 arts and cultural projects…
