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St. Paul Area Chamber to create committee to study joining with Minneapolis
5+ day, 13+ hour ago (274+ words) After putting a key decision on hold last month regarding a possible partial merger with the Minneapolis Area Chamber of Commerce, the board of the St. Paul Area Chamber voted Tuesday to further develop its strategy, with the goal of…...
On St. Paul’s East Side, frustration with Mayor Her’s budget proposal grows
1+ week, 2+ day ago (1437+ words) Growing up as the daughter of a single mother hard-pressed to make ends meet in Green Bay, Wis., Liza Sterletske suffered schoolyard bullying over her lisp and hand-me-down clothes, but found refuge burrowing her head in books at her local…...
Letters: Riverfront vandals are at it again in St. Paul
1+ week, 4+ day ago (708+ words) I am writing to call attention to a serious matter regarding recent vandalism along Shepard Road. Last week, several newly installed street and safety lights were found vandalized along the river pathway near Randolph Avenue. This level of vandalism is…...
Survey asks St. Paul residents what matters
1+ week, 4+ day ago (220+ words) The residents of St. Paul have been chosen to participate in a nationwide study, along with seven other cities and counties, to find out what people believe is most important in their lives so decisions can be made based on…...
Kyle and Fairbanks: ‘Right to Repair’ is wrong for St. Paul. Here’s why
2+ week, 1+ day ago (573+ words) For too long, St. Paul leaders with good intentions have chosen to pursue idealistic policy proposals. These proposals have admirable goals, often look promising on initial read, and sound great as quotes and slogans. But we’ve learned they don’t work…...
What’s happening with The Heights development in St. Paul? Progress on jobs, housing – Twin Cities
3+ week, 1+ day ago (1491+ words) After years of living in a cramped apartment in St. Paul’s Midway neighborhood, Biliyam Kijela jumped at the chance to relocate himself, his wife and three small children to the very first home of their own on the East Side....
St. Paul mayor’s budget calls for hard choices on libraries, rec centers
4+ week, 1+ day ago (1519+ words) Against the glassy backdrop of the newly reconstructed Hamline-Midway Library, St. Paul Mayor Kaohly Her broke tough news to library patrons and workers. Her 2027 budget proposal would shutter a neighborhood library in Dayton’s Bluff, while cutting hours at recreation centers…...