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Dayton's Bluff

Mounds Park Walk & Talk (10-noon): A Bird's Eye View of History

Sat, 2009-10-10 10:00 - 12:00

Join National Park Service historian Dr. John Anfinson and towboat pilot Hokan Miller for a Friends of the Mississippi River walk and talk along the bluffs overlooking the river and downtown St. Paul.

In/stability on display in Minneapolis and online

"When people talk about 'urban' anything we can have a lot of preconceived notions... when you see an image it can have bigger impact," said Amy Wurdock, one of the contestants in the "In/Stability" photo contest sponsored by the Alliance for Metropolitan Stability.  (See "Stability" photos here and "Instability" photos here.) MORE »

Getting around on the East Side

Over three weeks in June and July, 18 youth from Saint Paul Park’s and Rec’s Jr. Kidventure program worked with Saint Paul Neighborhood Network, a local filmmaker, community members and historians to produce four thought-provoking documentaries exploring issues affecting Saint Paul’s East Side neighborhood as part of SPNN’s Neighborhood Video Project.MORE »

Gardening as community building

Over three weeks in June and July, 18 youth from Saint Paul Park’s and Rec’s Jr. Kidventure program worked with Saint Paul Neighborhood Network, a local filmmaker, community members and historians to produce four thought-provoking documentaries exploring issues affecting Saint Paul’s East Side neighborhood as part of SPNN’s Neighborhood Video Project.MORE »

NEWS DAY | No new bushes - and get those eagles out of here

The temporary Joint Airport Zoning Board proposed a new set of zoning regulations designed to protect St. Paul's Holman Field airport, and those present at Thursday's public meeting did not like what they heard.MORE »

Shameless plug(s) of the day: Two female Pulitzer Prize winners

by Matthew A. Everett | 5/1/09 • Woke up this morning with my unconscious zipping around like a pinball machine. Sat there for a minute trying to get a handle on it and figure out what the heck I did, or ate, or was thinking about, that had my brain working overtime while I was asleep.MORE »

Weekend What's What 4/24-4/26: Fashionapolis, Minnesota

With MNFashion Week in full swing, we've been running around like crazy people—the mood is simply infectious! We're ridiculously proud to share an area code with so many talented artists, designers, and make-things-happeners. The past week has been surprising and inspiring and it's not even close to over!MORE »

Randy Perez, tough but beloved local music-scene icon, battling liver cancer

One thing about life: bad things really do happen to good people. Somebody at the Vatican should talk to God about that, especially as regards one Randy Perez.MORE »
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