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Last year, D10 Como Community Council received a grant from the Saint Paul Audubon Society to support a new initiative for the Como Park Tree Trek. For several years, the Tree Trek …
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By Shevek McKee, Executive director, district10@district10comopark.org
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6/12/24
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Imagine a roadside right-of-way that can increase native biodiversity, assist with carbon cycling and sequestration, help purify water, and reduce soil erosion. If you’ve ever traveled along …
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By Rennie Gaither, Frogtown Green
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6/12/24
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Senior Dedication Night
The Class of 2024 concluded their classes on May 30 and celebrated with the traditional Senior Barbeque at school on May 31. The last week of May was a busy time that …
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By Eric Erickson, Social studies teacher
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6/12/24
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Hamline Elementary and students, staff, and families are keeping busy! Here are a few highlights: The volunteers at the Midway Project food distribution were so happy to welcome Ms. Amanda’s …
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By Karen McCauley & Jessica Kopp
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6/12/24
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A future restaurant pavilion at United Village can be built with fewer exterior openings that typically allow. The St. Paul City Council May 15 upheld an appeal by United Village developer Snelling …
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By Jane McClure
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6/12/24
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ETHNIC DANCE THEATER CELEBRATES 50 YEARS
Ethnic Dance Theatre (EDT) will present “Golden Memories: A Celebration of 50 Years,” June 14 and 15, 2024 at Hamline University’s Anne …
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6/12/24
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Minnesota residents Brian and Teresa McMahon assembled a collection of Polish art in the 1980s while living in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, N.Y. They also got to know and work with others who had emigrated …
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6/12/24
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There is an increasing need for health care workers in the United States, especially since many left the medical profession after the challenges of COVID-19.
The International Institute of …
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By Jan Willms
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5/8/24
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Anxiety, restlessness, being a superpower and feeling free and unchained are some of the emotions Saint Paul actor Michael Wolfe experiences while waiting for a bus.
Wolfe, who identifies as a …
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By Jan Willms
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5/8/24
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Rondo – St. Paul’s vibrant Black community – was torn in two from 1956-1968. Wrecking balls demolished roughly 700 homes and 300 businesses. With the center of the community …
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By Jane St. Anthony
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5/8/24
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Brittney Baker began her career in 2012 by attending the Saint Paul Fire EMS Academy, and began working in the Basic Life Support Unit, Regions Emergency Medical Services, and Mercy Hospital in the …
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5/8/24
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It’s time again for community members to seek funding for 2025-2026 Long-Range Capital Improvement Budget (CIB) projects. Improvements to Horton Park and bike facilities along Pierce Butler …
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By Jane McClure
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5/8/24
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The debate over saving the Hamline Midway Branch Library continues. Preservations are celebrating a win in a Ramsey County District Court case centered on the Minnesota Environmental Policy Act and …
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By Jane McClure
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5/8/24
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Trilingua Cinema is about bringing together lots of different kinds of people who maybe wouldn’t mingle in their everyday lives. And they are brought together to share the experience of film.
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By Jan Willms
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5/8/24
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Ah, spring! Many celebrated Earth Day this year by participating in the annual Citywide Spring Cleanup. Individuals, friends, families, even businesses and community organizations shed their winter …
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by Rennie Gaither, Frogtown Green
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5/8/24
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An extensive update of the St. Paul Bicycle Plan won city council approval April 24, 2024, with support greatly outweighing opposition at council and planning commission public hearings.
The …
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By Jane McClure
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5/8/24
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The Great Depression was over long before Forrest Wozniak was born. But that time period serves as a backdrop to his career as a sign painter.
Wozniak, who was born and raised in South …
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By Jan Willms
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5/8/24
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Career and Trade Fair
Over 50 representatives from a variety of employers, institutions, and trade groups gathered in the Como gymnasium on April 17 for the annual Career and Trade Fair.
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By Eric Erickson, Social studies teacher
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5/8/24
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Pavement to walk to class. Electricity to charge a laptop. Water to stay hydrated and focused. These are resources college students rely on every day, but rarely does anyone take time to look at how …
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5/8/24
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MAC STUDENTS TO UNIONIZE The student workers of Macalester College are proud to announce that they have started the process of filing for a union election with the NLRB. On Feb. 7, they made …
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5/8/24
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