St. Anthony Park
Ash trees will go in St. Paul, Minneapolis
When it comes to ash trees, it's not if they are going to disappear, it's when. "Ultimately all of the ash trees are going to die," said Ralph Sievert from the Minneapolis Forestry Department. "I use the analogy of a snowstorm. It's better to deal with eight inch snow storms every once in a while than an avalanche all at once." MORE »
Bike Walk Central Corridor Action Plan nearly complete
St. Paul residents got another look at the Bike Walk Central Corridor Action Plan when the current draft was informally re-released on October 6.MORE »
"Warm Pots for Cold Times" pottery by Lisa Buck and Guillerm Cuellar
The Raymond Avenue Gallery exhibition, "Warm Pots for Cold Times", an exhibition of pottery by Lisa Buck and Guillermo Cuellar, opens on Monday, November 30 and runs until December 19, 2009, The gallery is located at 761 Raymond Avenue, St. Paul, MN 55114.
Regular gallery hours are M-F from 10 to 4.
THEATER | "Marisol" by Theatre Pro Rata: When heaven comes unglued, the earth suffers
What do you say about a play where the curtain call consists of a homeless woman, a Neo-Nazi skinhead, a copy editor for a scientific book publisher, a mentally ill man who's just given birth (yes, you read that right), and a red-headed angel in full-on dominatrix/warrior garb?MORE »
St. Anthony Park residents deal with stadium noise
If it's not one thing it's another.
A week after the Sept. 12 debut of TCF Bank Stadium, the University of Minnesota's new football facility, generated complaints from St. Anthony Park residents about noise during the game, some of those same people were awakened early Saturday morning, Sept. 19, to the sounds of band practice. MORE »
Artaria String Quartet at Martha's Gardens
St. Paul's Artaria String Quartet is our guest for a night of chamber music. This performance will almost serve as a warm up for their appearance on Prairie Home Companion on Oct 17. Arrive at 6 pm for wine and socializing, and browse the shop. The music begins at 7 pm.
Making a front-yard statement
Your front yard says something about you. Whether it’s your prize-worthy chrysanthemums or your hearty crop of crabgrass, you’re sending a message.MORE »
St. Anthony Park Library manager’s stint is her third
Ever had that feeling of déjà vu? “I’ve been here before”? Peg Doheny, the new branch manager at the St. Anthony Park Library, can certainly relate. This is her third stint at this library.MORE »
Three in Clay
Future of South St. Anthony Rec Center coming into focus
Crunch time is approaching for a decision on the future of South St. Anthony Recreation Center (SSAPRC). The center is one of five that St. Paul’s Division of Parks and Recreation (DPR) has proposed for partnering with other organizations.
At an Aug.MORE »
