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Volunteer crew
Members of the Midway Area Chamber of Commerce Board volunteered at the school supply sorting event for Keystone Community Service on Tuesday, Aug. 22, 2023 at Merriam Park Community Center. Keystone … more
Letters - September 2023
Dramatic Change: Demo Of Bethesda The demolition of Bethesda Hospital on University Avenue eastern end is a dramatic visual of all the changes everyone has experienced in their lives. Yet, … more
Correction
In the August edition of the Monitor on page 5, Tom Goldstein’s column, “The decline of the Midway,” was missing a paragraph and another ran twice. Here is what was missed: Venture … more
Stop by to hear these authors on Saturday, Aug. 12 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Rondo Library (461 Dale St.) during the Black Author Read Alouds. There will be book giveaways and book signings.
Black Philanthropy Month: Celebrating Black Love in Action
August marks the 11th anniversary of Black Philanthropy Month. This annual celebration focuses on uplifting the Black community and building a more vibrant, sustainable ecosystem. The theme for Black … more
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Chad Kulas
What about the crime in St. Paul?
It seems whenever I go out of town, especially to a smaller community but even to a surrounding suburb, I get asked about crime. From the perception some have of Saint Paul, Minneapolis, or the … more
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The decline of the Midway
In nearly every issue of the Monitor appears a guest column by Chad Kulas, Executive Director of the Midway Chamber of Commerce. The columns are almost always upbeat, often highlight unique … more
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Traveling to places like Belize has challenged Talia McWright's storytelling and writing abilities, and allowed her to experience the world in new ways. (Photo submitted)
Gen Z needs stories, too
Across many cultures and generations, storytelling has played an immense role in our understanding of the world. It is the tradition of storytelling in all its unique forms that connect us all. … more
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Tony Sanneh
Policymakers, nonprofits can leverage tech to expand youth opportunity – in the Twin Cities and beyond
  When I founded the Sanneh Foundation in 2003, I knew we had the chance to make a real impact in our communities. And along the way, it’s become increasingly clear that a … more
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6 key facts you need to know about Juneteenth
Juneteenth is a celebration of freedom. This momentous occasion is an opportunity to pause, reflect, and grow, while renewing our commitment to the pursuit of liberty and justice for all. Fact … more
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Chad Kulas
Tips on attracting new workers
One of the biggest challenges facing employers over the past few years has been finding employees. This has been true for employers of all sizes and in most industries. The Midway, a community with a … more
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Letters - April 2023
SADDENED BY DECISION TO DESTROY HISTORIC HAMLINE LIBRARY BUILDING I am deeply saddened that our mayor and city council are planning to demolish this beautiful building. So many elected officials have … more
Fond farewell
Thirty-five years ago, at Thanksgiving, I moved to Minnesota from my Philadelphia home. I relocated back to my hometown in time for Passover and Easter. In November 1988, the Twin Cities were cold … more
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Dr. Artika Tyner and author Anthony Walsh (Photo submitted)
Celebrating teachers and learning
The month of May is the time to celebrate. There is an opportunity to honor teachers and recognize the importance of reading. We each can play a vital role in supporting our children’s … more
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Chad Kulas
Soak up summer at local festivals
Not to jinx us, but I actually think spring is here. That’s right, I’m calling it. Put the winter boots and shovel away! The bad news is it seems like spring is too short. We can go from … more
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I support changes to zoning to allow for more housing options
I support changes to zoning to allow for more housing options Saint Paul is currently in Phase 2 of changing our zoning laws to allow for more duplexes, triplexes, and quadplexes on lots that are … more
Hundreds, including Dr. Artika Tyner (second from right) gathered on March 22 at the Minnesota Capitol for Advocacy for Children’s Day. This year’s priorities were addressing the needs of over 35,000 children who do not have access to affordable, quality early childhood education and supporting families in a holistic, sustainable manner. (Photo submitted)
Growing futures through early learning
On March 22, 2023, hundreds gathered at the Minnesota Capitol for Advocacy for Children Day. For the past 20 years, children, parents, early childhood educators, advocates, and elected officials have … more
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Chad Kulas
We’re asking for corridor relief
For those of us who were in the Midway in 2020, we won’t ever forget the damage and destruction of buildings following the murder of George Floyd. And I certainly won’t forget the … more
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Artika Tyner
PPGJLI launches 100 black authors campaign
Planting People Growing Justice Leadership Institute (PPGJLI) is launching the 100 Black Authors campaign. The campaign will promote cultural preservation through the arts and humanities and build an … more
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It’s time to legalize medical aid in dying
At the age of 94, Tony’s grandmother Annie had lived a full, rich life. She had worked as a cook, raised two boys, kept poultry in her garage, and presided over a sprawling garden. A … more
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Let’s expand access to biomarker tests
Let’s expand access to biomarker testsFacing a cancer diagnosis is terrifying. When I was diagnosed with my first melanoma in 2015, I was halfway through grad school and working for my dream … more
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