Hamline Midway
Griggs Street Bikeway coming to St. Paul
April showers have fallen, and I am riding up to the northern terminus of what will soon be the Griggs Street Bikeway. There is a smell of new life and growth in the air, an earthy, familiar smell. The intersection of Minnehaha Avenue West and Griggs Street is attractive: well-kept houses and content people. It is like a MORE »
Think Big Picture: An affordable housing plan for Central Corridor
The Big Picture Project, as the name suggests, has some big ideas. The team behind the Project, which was organized to align affordable housing plans along the Central Corridor Light Rail Transit route, is made up of key players from local government, finance, urban planning, real estate development and of course, the community.MORE »
ST. PAUL NOTES | Midway Local Food Resource Hub offers seedlings, seeds, advice
Ten packets of seeds and a dozen seedlings for $10-$20? I'm in! You can be, too, if you join a local garden hub. In St. Paul, that's the new Midway Local Food Resource Hub, which offers seeds, plants, classes and tools.MORE »
Three's company: Two Raymond-University area nonprofits and Avalon School connect, create and collaborate
Close your eyes and take a mental walk down University Avenue from Highway 280 east to Snelling. How many examples of public art can you name?MORE »
Next phase begins in March: Hamline Avenue to Robert Street
There was a collective sigh of relief along west University Avenue last November as the 2011 Central Corridor construction season came to a close.
The heavy equipment departed, barricades came down and traffic flowed freely again along University in the three-mile stretch from Emerald Street at the Minneapolis border to Hamline Avenue.MORE »
Pitch it or fix it? Area businesses can often refurbish your broken but beloved items
As spring cleaning empties closets and shuffles the piles in attics, odds and ends that once would have been thrown away now stand a better chance of being fixed.MORE »
FREE SPEECH ZONE | Israeli Legal System – Designed for Discrimination
Taiser Khatib, a Palestinian Israeli citizen, met his wife in the West Bank. It could have been a one of a kind American fairy tale romance: love at first sight, engagement, wedding, two young children, two working parents. It could have been, but for one huge difference.MORE »
Jenn Barnett benefit at the Turf Club
with THE HONEYDOGS, RYAN PAUL AND THE ARDENT, MOLLY MAHER,
ERIK KOSHIKEN, THE MAD RIPPLE
9:00 door | $10
Author Brent Olson performing
Author Brent Olson will be at the Bush Student Center at Hamline University on Feb 25th, from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30. and also at Ginkgo Coffeehouse, 721 N Snelling on Sunday, Feb 28th, starting at 1:00 p.m.
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