Category: Public Interest
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Spaghetti Dinner
It’s been almost two years since we all gathered for a plate of spaghetti, and Keystone is so excited to be able to bring this great…
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Unkind neighbors
We have new neighbors in West 7th, and some are not being kind to us.As you may know, Freedom House, a homeless services drop-in center,…
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Citizens League Submits Community-Oriented Public Safety Recommendations
The 48-member Community-First Public Safety Commission submitted its recommendations via the Citizens League Mayor Melvin Carter and the St. Paul City Council on May 21. The commission’s…
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Calls for Deputy’s Resignation After Violent Police Confrontation
On March 23, an 11-year-old child with his hands up was choked by a Ramsey County Sherriff deputy during the execution of an arrest warrant for…
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Armenian Genocide Then, Nagorno-Karabakh/Artsakh Conflict Today
This virtual program, hosted by Mitchell Hamline’s World Without Genocide, examines the genocide of the Armenians in the Ottoman Empire, 1915-1923, and the recent conflict in…
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Where Do We Go From Here?
A message from Pillsbury United Communities On Tuesday, 12 jurors cracked open the window of justice. And we see a little light.To be clear, the verdict…
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Virtual Roundtable on Trans Equity in Military
The Hennepin Theatre Trust recently hosted the newest installment of our virtual roundtable series, featuring local photographer Ryan Coit discussing trans equity in the military, which…
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Community Reporter 50th Anniversary
Add your name to our Honor Roll of Community Supporters to help us sustain our work. Our “Community of Reporters” provides the West End with thoughtful,…
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Accountability and Cancel Culture
Building Community by Tim Johnson, columnist It was 1970, the year after the Stonewall uprising in New York City, which transformed the gay liberation movement from…
