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Anne Holzman is a writer in St. Paul.

In or out? Redrawing St. Paul district council lines today raises questions of process, power, and history

By Anne Holzman, Park Bugle

The recent proposal to redraw the boundary between neighborhoods southeast of Como Lake has launched discussions of how that ought to be done, given that the half-century-old St. Paul system has had few revisions over the years.

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Minnesota Legislature 2013: Cohen, Hausman to head key state spending committees

By Anne Holzman, Park Bugle

State Rep. Alice Hausman

With the Democratic Farmer-Labor party back in power in both houses of the Minnesota Legislature as well as the governor’s office, lawmakers from Park Bugle communities will hold some key finance positions as the Legislature convenes in January.

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Rick Shiomi announces retirement, innovative director and playwright will step down from Mu Performing Arts

By Anne Holzman, Korean Quarterly

Rick Shiomi has announced that he will leave his role as director of Mu Performing Arts at the end of this season in order to work on freelance projects as a playwright and director.

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St. Paul: Pelham site defeat holds lessons for neighborhood district councils

By Anne Holzman, Park Bugle

The final dismissal of neighbors’ objections to developer John Allen’s office warehouse plan for 650 Pelham Blvd. came in an October court ruling that allows Allen to move forward with his project.

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Speed limit on 280 back to 55 mph, five years after I-35W collapse prompted reduction

By Anne Holzman, http://www.parkbugle.org

The speed limit has been increased to 55 miles per hour on the southern section of Trunk Highway 280, five years after the collapse of the I-35W bridge led to speed reductions to improve safety while 280 was used as an alternate route for 35W traffic.

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Prospect Park musicians launch classical recording project

By Anne Holzman, Park Bugle

Jen Gerth and Bill Eddins in their backyard studio (Park Bugle photo by Kristal Leebrick)

Bill Eddins is the first to admit that it’s a little strange to build a state-of-the-art recording studio above the garage.

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Fairview Avenue bike path to connect University to Roseville destinations

By Anne Holzman, Park Bugle

Existing bike striping on Gortner Avenue on the St. Paul campus is being updated as part of the Fairview Avenue bike path project.

By widening and striping road shoulders, piecing together existing sidewalks and adding a few off-road shared pathways, the cities of Falcon Heights and Roseville and the University of Minnesota ar

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Of farm, fields, and fairs: How does Falcon Heights fare with two-thirds of the city taken up by the University of Minnesota's agricultural campus and the state fairgrounds?

By Anne Holzman, Park Bugle

July 18 5K Color Run (at right), which hosted more than 18,000 runners, is one of many special events that take place at the state fairgrounds throughout the year. (Photo by Kristal Leebrick)

If you check the website for Falcon Heights, you’ll see it in the slogan: it’s the city of “Family, Fields and Fair.”

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Where the wild things are: Coyote populations are on the rise in the Twin Cities

By Anne Holzman, Park Bugle

Recent sightings of at least one coyote wandering the St.

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Como Park Pool's new entrance aims to relieve traffic congestion

By Anne Holzman, Park Bugle

Drivers approaching McMurray Field for sports events this summer should be aware of changes resulting from the new pool entrance.

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