“Elatsoe” is beautifully crafted

Fun fact about me: I really like suspense and mystery books. But sometimes, they can be a little much, and I reluctantly have to step away.…
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…
Saint Paul Public Library engages with music, theater, dance

By Terry GiintherLibrary Manager Kaleidoscope, a performing arts series for children under age 5, is back. With Kaleidoscope, children explore performing and visual arts that spark joy…
The power of truth telling

Building an Antiracist Community The power of truth telling It was a lie, based on a theft. Neither the theft nor the lie to cover up…
Be Prepared with an Advance Directive

West End HealthlineBy Anna Dovre, MDAs the season shifts ever on toward autumn, I’ve been noticing the ways that we’re all making preparations. The squirrels…
Nature Anatomy is colorful, whimsical

ABBY’S ANGLENature Anatomy is colorful, whimsical By Abby HortonSee the world in a whole new way! Julia Rothman celebrates the joys and wonders of the…
Saint Paul Public Library is here to help students succeed

By Terry GiintherLibrary Manager Fall is here, kids are back in classrooms, and the St. Paul Public Library is here to support their success in…
Federation Update

FEDERATION UPDATE fortroadfederation.org Fort Road cookbook now availableMonths in the making, the Fort Road cookbook is finally available for purchase. For $25, you can get a hold…
Wonky policy changes make biggest impact

Rebecca Noecker City Council Member, Ward 2columnist One of the ironies of local government is that the really important stuff rarely makes the news.Ribbon-cuttings, program launches…