Tag: Columns

  • Lumberjanes

    Lumberjanes

    BEA’S BOOKSLumberjanes (5 out of 5 stars)  Lumberjanes by Noelle Stevenson, Shannon Watters, Brooke Allen, Grace Ellis, Kat Leyh and Faith Erin Hicks is a series…

  • A Greener St. Paul

    A Greener St. Paul

    Council PerspectivesSt. Paul City Council Member Rebecca Noeckercolumnist When you think of city government, what comes to mind? For most of us, it’s mundane acts of…

  • George Floyd and America’s Racial Caste System

    George Floyd and America’s Racial Caste System

    Building an Antiracist Community By Tim Johnson, Columnist    It felt like I had won the lottery. The flight attendant had informed me that my international…

  • Federation Update

    Federation Update

    FEDERATION UPDATE fortroadfederation.org  Please Attend our Annual Meeting Tuesday, April 20, 6:30-8:30pm, via Zoom. Meeting will feature guest speaker, Sean Kershaw: West 7th neighbor, co-host of Grand Oak…

  • Little Women of Color: Confronting STEM’s Diversity Problem

    Little Women of Color: Confronting STEM’s Diversity Problem

    West End Healthline By Jené Carter, MDWhen I began residing in the U.S. permanently sixteen years ago, I was unpleasantly surprised to discover the disproportionately…

  • Echo

    Echo

    BEA’S BOOKS(5 out of 5 stars)  BEATRICE COSGROVE, reviewerEcho by Pam Muñoz Ryan starts off with a story about a boy named Otto playing hide-and-seek…

  • Federation Update

    Federation Update

    Fort Federation 882 West 7th, Suite 6,  St. Paul   fortroadfederation.org  Board updateAt the February 8 meeting, the Board heard a request to support rezoning 1164 West…

  • Racism in Medicine

    Racism in Medicine

    West End Healthline By Jenny Zhang, MD The use of race in medicine has been an area of fierce debate for many years. Supporters of race-based…

  • Confronting the Virus

    Confronting the Virus

    County Perspectives by Commissioner Rafael Ortega, Columnist At every Ramsey County Board meeting since this global pandemic upended our lives one year ago, we have observed…