If you’re reading this right now, we have won. Every week, our newspapers struggles to cover local issues. We are limited by staffing, time and newsprint space, and we struggle to pay bills to …
Saint Paul resident and Saint Paul Public Schools employee This summer, we have seen a glimpse of the …
Members of the Midway Area Chamber of Commerce Board volunteered at the school supply sorting event for …
Dramatic Change: Demo Of Bethesda The demolition of Bethesda Hospital on University Avenue eastern …
In the August edition of the Monitor on page 5, Tom Goldstein’s column, “The decline of the …
August marks the 11th anniversary of Black Philanthropy Month. This annual celebration focuses on …
It seems whenever I go out of town, especially to a smaller community but even to a surrounding …
In nearly every issue of the Monitor appears a guest column by Chad Kulas, Executive Director of …
Across many cultures and generations, storytelling has played an immense role in our understanding …
Supporting the Monitor is one of many ways for us to support our neighborhood. Our local newspaper allows families in the neighborhood to learn of Career Pathways Secondary School and our individualized learning paths for students in grades 6-12. We want our neighbors to know who we are as a school and why we are special. Our families are happy and kids stay with us. We want each student to feel wanted and known. The Hamline Midway neighborhood is part of our school's identity. Career Pathways recently invested $2,000,000 in remodeling our facilities as a commitment to the Hamline Midway neighborhood. We’re proud to be a part of it and represented in the Monitor. ~ Liz Lonetti of Career Pathways
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We just want to say thank you for providing such a wonderful community resource. We look forward to recieving the Monitor, and read it cover to cover every month. It is always chock full of interesting and informative articles. Thanks for turning this into our favorite paper!
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Many thanks for all your work to get local stories and events out to our communities! I moved to the Como neighborhood in 2021 as a new homeowner during the pandemic, and I’ve felt so much more connected by having this awesome resource.
I always start reading with the intent to skim, but end up making it through the entire paper each time! The stories of connection and joy, coverage of Como HS, latest update on the historic library debate, and Mr. Giles’ column always leaves me feeling hopeful. As a public health worker during this time, it gives me relief to see the ads for vaccination, fact-based information about COVID-19, and the highlights of cultural wellness initiatives.
Thank you for all that you do!
Warmly,
Emily Regan