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twincities.com > 09/05/2026 > on-st-pauls-east-side-frustration-with-mayor-hers-budget-proposal-grows

On St. Paul’s East Side, frustration with Mayor Her’s budget proposal grows

1+ week, 1+ 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…...

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twincities.com > 08/29/2026 > kyle-and-fairbanks-right-to-repair-is-wrong-for-st-paul-heres-why

Kyle and Fairbanks: ‘Right to Repair’ is wrong for St. Paul. Here’s why

2+ week, 16+ hour 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…...

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twincities.com > 08/28/2026 > st-paul-planning-commission-weighs-competing-zoning-around-the-celia

St. Paul Planning Commission weighs competing zoning around The Celia

2+ week, 1+ day ago   (469+ words) Four years after first landing before planners at St. Paul City Hall, the fate of The Celia, a planned “condo quality” market-rate apartment building in Highland Park, remains up in the air. Developer Paster Properties submitted a site plan for…...