Category: Public Interest

  • A look inside the C.S.P.S. Hall 

    A look inside the C.S.P.S. Hall 

    By Paul BardHave you ever been inside the CSPS Hall? Anyone who’s driven past the intersection of West 7th and Western will have seen the handsome,…

  • Notebook Recollections: Walk This Way

    Notebook Recollections: Walk This Way

    Local icon Tim Rumsey walked to work most days from 1987 to 2000. He began as a form of exercise but kept at it for his…

  • Lead water pipe replacement update

    Lead water pipe replacement update

    City Perspective Hello Saint Paulites,As a Board Member of St. Paul Regional Water Services (SPRWS), I am pleased to share an update about progress being made…

  • It’s time to divest from fossil fuels

    It’s time to divest from fossil fuels

    It’s time to divest from fossil fuelsSince the early 1900s, the science has been clear. The more carbon we pump into the atmosphere, the warmer our…

  • Jazz Fest announces 25th annual lineup

    Jazz Fest announces 25th annual lineup

    The Twin Cities Jazz Festival will celebrate its 25th anniversary when it returns to St. Paul’s Lowertown Arts District for two days of free and family-friendly…

  • Notebook Recollections: Walk This Way

    Notebook Recollections: Walk This Way

    Local icon Tim Rumsey walked to work most days from 1987 to 2000. He began as a form of exercise but kept at it for his…

  • 137th Saint Paul Winter Carnival

    137th Saint Paul Winter Carnival

    The 2023 Saint Paul Winter Carnival will kick off on Thursday, Jan. 26 at 5:30 p.m. with the inaugural “Light Up The Park” event in Rice…

  • Noecker seeks re-election

    Noecker seeks re-election

    St. Paul City Council Member Rebecca Noecker announced Dec. 15  that she will seek re-election to her Ward 2 seat in 2023.“I’m running again because I…

  • Mr. Positive’s snowman

    Mr. Positive’s snowman

    Carl “Mr. Positive” Bentson made the most of the late November snowfall, turning it into a snowman for all to enjoy.