Tag: Columns
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Introducing Building Stronger Together
District Perspectives – Ramsey County Board Chair, Commissioner, District 5 Last month, I shared what Ramsey County’s fiscal health analysis tells us: how we use…
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Hard Work Beyond the Headlines
The funding will help jumpstart development at RiversEdge, the site of the former West Publishing Building and Ramsey County jail that has sat vacant for…
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Proud in St. Paul
We are from St. Paul, Minnesota. That was part of the brief introduction my wife and I gave as we met a new group of…
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In Memorium: Dr. Dana Brian
Dr. Dana Brian M.D. loved W. 7th. The neighborhood, the history, the community spirit. But mostly she loved her W. 7th patients. Babies, kids, teens…
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Theater Review: Red Herring Is a Cold, Clever Jolt of Minnesota Noir
Opening the inaugural Park Square LAB in downtown St. Paul, “Red Herring” serves as the gripping first chapter in a psychological crime series that follows…
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Community Voices: Performing arts going strong downtown
Mark Twain’s oft-quoted comment that reports of his death had been “greatly exaggerated” can also be applied to the much-maligned downtown of our own capitol…
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Origin Story Part The Twelfth: Robert Sweeny Sketches Early St. Paul
Robert Ormsby Sweeny (1830-1902) arrived in St. Paul in 1852 as near the first documented Quaker to the territory. His mother Rachel Ormsby (1797-1841) was…
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Advocacy for Healthcare
On March 4th, nearly 100 Minnesota family physicians gathered at the state capitol to meet with legislators to discuss urgent issues impacting healthcare across our…
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So Much to Do This Spring at the Library
Your library card is more than an all-access pass to books and media—it can unlock an adventure through the outdoors or an evening of art…
