ST. PAUL NOTES | Merriam Park library closing — but only for a month
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From April 30 to June 4, Merriam Park library fans will have to find another place to check out books, use their laptops, browse the s
Election Circle probes underlying assumptions about government
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Last month the Twin Cities Daily Planet embarked on a new experiment.
Immigrant couple applies Tejalpa business experience to Twin Cities opportunities
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Armando Ocampo calls himself “an optimist, someone who’s always looking forward.” His wife, Lilia Zagal, “has more new ideas every day.” Together, the two have opened fourContinue Reading
St. Paul Parent Information Fair has tiger, but no drums
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The St. Paul Public Schools Parent Information Fair drew hundreds of parents and kids to the River Centre on Saturday to find out about all the different choices for public, private, and charter schools available to St. Paul children.
More parking coming to Obb’s
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Obb’s Sports Bar & Grill at 1347 Burns Ave. has been a victim of its own success with lots of customers but very few parking spots in the small parking lot behind the building.
Cow Boat sails into Mounds Park
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Taking a bath will never be the same for audiences after the all-new The Amazing Cow Boat!
NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES | Art In The Hollow: Artists in Action
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The second annual Art in the Hollow, presented by Friends of Swede Hollow, will take place Saturday, June 4 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Business profile: Raeann Ruth – Portage for Youth/Mounds Theatre
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Raeann Ruth has lived in the Dayton’s Bluff neighborhood for over 30 years. In that time, she has made substantial contributions to youth and the community on a whole.
Sweeping changes, some closures ahead for St. Paul parks and recreation centers
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A draft of the St. Paul Parks and Recreation System Plan, proposing sweeping changes to parks, buildings, and other recreational facilities across the city, sparked discussion at the first of five public meetings, held November 3 at the Hillcrest Recreation Center. The proposed closing of the Duluth and Case Recreation Center, located at 1020 Duluth St. in East St. Paul, and added dog parks were attendees’ main concerns.
Nine-way race for Senator Mee Moua’s St. Paul seat
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Following Sen. Mee Moua’s surprise retirement announcement in the closing moments of this year’s legislative session, a diverse group of nine DFL candidates is seeking to represent St. Paul’s East Side at the Capitol next year.