Category: Public Interest
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Father John Clay, 94, Nurtured Communities for Generations
by David LambPastor emeritus of St. Stanislaus Church, a Catholic parish in the Little Bohemia neighborhood, the Rev. John Calvert Clay guided and inspired thousands…
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Friendly Visitors Available to Chat
Jewish Family Service of St. Paul’s (JFS) new Friendly Remote Visitor program, created to combat the isolation and loneliness of the COVID-19 stay at home…
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Rehabilitation Completed at 412 Goodrich
The John Lewis House project at 412 Goodrich has been completed, coordinated by Historic Saint Paul, which offers big thanks to John Yust (architect), Fred Livesay (carpenter) and…
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There Is an Alternative to the Streetcar on West Seventh
by Jim Schoettler, Citizen Advocates for Regional Transit (C.A.R.T.) The instincts of the Fort Road Community have been correct from the start: rail transit of…
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West End Neighbors Garden Tour Hopefully Rescheduled
In these uncertain times, the volunteer task force of the West Seventh/Fort Road Federation — District 9 Community Council has restructured the Thirteenth Annual West…
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Dying from the White Racial Frame
by Tim JohnsonRetired pastor of Cherokee Park United ChurchEditor’s note: This is the fourth in a series that Tim Johnson is writing for the Community…
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Dear Friends,
What to say in Gratitude to everyone who was a part of Ken’s life and his passing into Peace and Joy? For every hug, or…
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Sex Trafficking and Sexual Exploitation from Minneapolis to Rwanda
World Without Genocide hosts a program to examine the connections between sex trafficking and sexual exploitation globally and locally. Colleen Striegel, founder and Executive Director of HumanitarianHR,…
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HRA Approves Significant Affordable Housing Investments for 2020
[Editor’s Note: Affordable housing is a local, state and national issue. The Community Reporteris beginning to work on a series of articles on the topic. In November,…
