Dai Thao has been representing Ward 1 on the St. Paul City Council since 2013. With new challenges coming up in 2022, Thao aims to navigate the best possible outcomes for the communities of Frogtown …
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By CHLOE PETER
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2/10/22
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In each county and district in Minnesota, people face the difficulties of figuring out where their next meal may come from, or if it will come at all. According to a study done by Feeding America, a …
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By CHLOE PETER
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2/10/22
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Z Akhmetova
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2/10/22
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It’s early February: time to start planting garden seeds! That’s right, no need to wait until Memorial Day to get started gardening. But forget the grow lights, heat mats and inevitable …
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By Patricia Ohmans, Frogtown Green
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2/10/22
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“It’s only when we truly know and understand that we have a limited time on earth- – and that we have no way of knowing when our time is up – that we will begin to live each …
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By Melvin Giles
peacebubbles@q.com
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2/10/22
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A longtime Frogtown school will be transformed into a youth center housing up to 16 young people. On Jan. 21, 2022, the St. Paul Planning Commission Jan. 21 unanimously approved a conditional use …
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By JANE McCLURE
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2/10/22
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Build a virtual ice castle in Minecraft during the 2022 Saint Paul Winter Carnival.The online event on Sunday, Jan. 30 from 2-5 p.m. is being hosted by Victoria Theater Arts Center (VTAC) in its …
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By TESHA M. CHRISTENSEN
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1/11/22
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The Hmong Cultural Center Museum at 375 University Ave. in St. Paul is not trying to be the Hmong Smithsonian, according to Mark Pfeifer, director of programs at the Cultural Center. Instead, he said …
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By Jan Willms
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1/11/22
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By Patricia Ohmans, Frogtown Green
The news about climate change tends to focus on the economic impact of wildfires, floods and devastating droughts around the world. It’s hard to feel like …
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By Patricia Ohmans, Frogtown Green
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1/11/22
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“These days, a premium is being placed on whether White kids might feel bad about their own heritage after learning about things like American genocide, slavery or internment. But no one asks …
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By Melvin Giles
peacebubbles@q.com
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1/11/22
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New regulations for religious uses in St. Paul look very different than they did a few months ago when they provoked outcry throughout the city. Adoption of the new regulations will clarify and …
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By Jane McClure
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1/11/22
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MatasCastillo elected ChairThe Ramsey County Board of Commissioners elected Trista MatasCastillo as Chair of the Board for 2022. Since 2019, Commissioner MatasCastillo has represented Ramsey County …
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1/11/22
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The Hmongtown Market is located at 217 Como Avenue in Frogtown. Fresh, reasonably priced garden produce arrives daily at the garden stalls. There are Asian varieties of vegetables, such as the …
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Margie O'Loughlin
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12/11/21
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Z Akhmetova
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12/11/21
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“Now I’m the villain in your history...I should’ve known the world was wide enough for Hamilton and me.” ~Aaron Burr“Perpetual optimism is a force multiplier”. ~ …
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By Melvin Giles
peacebubbles@q.com
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12/11/21
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Hamline Midway Elders is here to support our neighbors 60+ in the Hamline Midway and western Frogtown area. Our service area is within Dale Street on the east; University Avenue to the south; …
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By LAUREL
COLLINS
laurel@hmelders.org
651-209-6542
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12/11/21
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The St. Paul School Board is preparing to vote Nov. 16, 2021, on a plan that would close schools including Galtier and Jackson elementaries and the LEAP Academy High School, and make program changes …
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By JANE McCLURE
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11/12/21
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Parks funding wins OK Grants and donations for improvements to area parks and trails won St. Paul City Council in October. The council received $22,693 from the Ramsey County Soil and Water …
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By JANE McCLURE
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11/12/21
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Keystone project moves ahead Keystone Community Services’ planned new and expand food shelf facilities took a step ahead Oct. 20 as the St. Paul City Council approved an allocation of $902,255 …
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By JANE McCLURE
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11/12/21
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