Tag: Columns
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Tales From The Vault, September 1998. “Stop And Smell The Pizza.”
I heard loud noises coming from the Clinic lab. Furniture tipping over, glass shattering. People shouting and crying. Dr. Ravi and I ran down the…
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West 7th / Fort Road Federation April 2026
Annual Meeting April 13th | 6-8 p.m. Connect with neighbors, chat with local organizations and city departments, and learn about projects happening across the West…
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Highland District Council April 2026
Annual Meeting and Elections Join us on Thursday, April 16 at 6:30 p.m. at Summit Brewing for HDC’s Annual Meeting. This event is an opportunity…
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The Cards are Calling – Learn Tarot for Free at St. Paul Public Library
Have you ever been curious about tarot—the symbols, the books, the traditions behind them? This April, indulge in two evenings of Tarot exploration at West…
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Origin Stories Part The Tenth: Origins Of The Church Of St. Paul
In 1680 Franciscan Louis Hennepin, a Catholic missionary, began exploring Minnesota along with French and métis fur traders. In 1727 two Jesuits, Michael Guignas and…
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Film Review: “Zootopia 2” is Compassionate, Rebellious
The first “Zootopia” film was a fun, colorful and surprisingly thoughtful animal-driven tale of diversity and acceptance. Its sequel, “Zootopia 2”, cruises in nine years…
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Elie Wiesel’s “Night” is a Blunt, Chilling Story of Survival
Two weeks ago, my English teacher assigned the book “Night” by Elie Wiesel, telling us little more than that it was a story about the…
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ICE Out Anxiety
With Minnesota being the center of federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations, many people are having increased anxiety. Sometimes this is a feeling that has…
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Help The Friends Of The St. Paul Public Library Buy More Books For All
The Friends of the St. Paul Public Library, a nonprofit organization that raises money for our libraries, has launched Books for All St. Paul, a…
