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Seasonal skate park at Dayton’s Bluff Rec Center
A seasonal skate park has been open at Dayton’s Bluff Rec Center (800 Conway St.). It opened in May with a celebration by community partners and Dayton’s Bluff Elementary School students … more
What’s going on in the city
“We will never betray those who marched for us, fought for us, lived for us, died for us. We are the children and grandchildren of their struggles, and we will be worthy of their … more
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Congratulations to PPGJ 2023 Dr. King writing competition winners: (left to right) Soliana Ruva Emmanuel, Celicia Young, and Deborah Adedigba. (Photo submitted)
Living the dream with hope and purpose
Aug. 28, 2023, marked the 60th anniversary of the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom. On Aug. 28, 1963, thousands gathered to lift their voices for justice. They envisioned a society where the … more
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Como’s Marine Corps JROTC cadets at their Summer Leadership Camp in South Dakota.
Summer highlights, fall preview
Summer break came and went quickly! Hundreds of students stayed connected to Como through unique experiences ranging from educational trips out of state to athletic team trainings on campus. Some … more
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Tara Perron/Tanagidan To Win (in this photo), Marlena Myles, and Katie Jo Bendickson/Wóokiye Win will read excerpts from their children's books on Sept. 23 at Bde Psin.
Dakota children authors read excerpts
Dakota children's book authors and illustrators at Bde Psín (Lake Hiawatha, 701 E. 44th St., Minneapolis, 55406) on Sept. 23 from 9:30-11:30a.m. outside the recreation center. Reading … more
Omar Syed
Election 2023
Omar Syed files in Ward 1 Omar Syed, candidate for Saint Paul City Council in Ward 1, is bringing his lifelong leadership experience to represent his neighbors and community as a city council member. … more
Shevek McKee
Clean up, Recycle
Citywide drop-off  on Sept. 16 The city partners with local district councils to organize annual citywide drop-off events for residents to properly dispose of large refuse items and … more
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Maureen Hartman
People
MAUREEN HARTMAN Saint Paul Mayor Melvin Carter has named Maureen Hartman as the next Director of the Saint Paul Public Library. Maureen joined the Library in 2017, serving as the Deputy Director … more
Elections: how they work
How do our elections work and why are they are fair and accurate? Skim this resource or dig into specific aspects/issues for a deeper dive. Go to Elections 411   more
Judicial candidates in Minnesota: What to know before you head to the polls
League of Women Voters MN does not invite judicial candidates to participate in the Vote411 Voter’s Guide due to the number of candidates across the state and associated administrative costs. … more
2023 Candidate forums
The following candidate forums are being held: • 1% Sales Tax Forum, Sept. 18, 6:30-8 p.m., online. The UPDC Committee on Land Use and Economic Development in partnership with the League of … more
Ward 4: Mitra Jalali files for second full term
Councilwoman Mitra Jalali proudly filed again to continue representing the neighborhoods of Merriam Park, Union Park, Raymond-University, Saint Anthony Park, Hamline-Midway, and parts of Como and … more
On the ballot 2023
In our readership are, the following are on the ballot for St. Paul City Council: Ward 1: Anika Bowie, anikabowie.com Yan Chen, www.chen4ward1.com Travis Helkamp James Lo, jameslo.org Lucky … more
Key election dates 2023
Aug. 1 First day to file affidavits of candidacy for cities and school districts without the potential of a primary. Aug. 15 Last day to … more
BE AN INFORMED VOTER – UNDERSTANDING RANKED-CHOICE VOTING
St. Paul employs ranked-choice voting in all municipal elections. Ranked-choice voting (RCV) is a method of voting where you can choose up to three candidates in the order of your preference. You are … more
Candidate announcements
TMC Publications CO. offers space for candidates to announce their candidacy with a free announcement and photo as a public service. We will also be printing a voter's guide in collaboration with the … more
The original hippodrome at the State Fairgrounds was built in 1906 to house livestock judging and horse shows. It also did wintertime duty as an ice rink.
Did you know about the old Hippodrome?
Eighty years ago, a center for year-round fun was repurposed for the World War II wartime effort. The original Minnesota State Fair Hippodrome and nearby structures that housed livestock at fair time … more
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Will ground break soon for United Villages?
Long-awaited redevelopment of the area around Allianz Field could get underway soon. Getting shovels in the ground requires several steps, which are under review by Hamline Midway Coalition and Union … more
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Joyful Riders Club and Slow Roll MSP bring people together to bike, learn about their environments, and gain confidence in their abilities.
Biking with purpose
Patrick Stephenson of Minneapolis peddled on his electric cargo bike from the Minnesota State Capitol, cheering as music blasted from DJ Eric on Saturday, June 17, 2023. The Joyful Riders Club was … more
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Como residents learn more about their neighborhood.
Uncovering racial covenants and neighborhood evolution through the Know your Como project
Como residents are dismantling racial covenants and preserving untold stories through Know Your Como, a transformative neighborhood history project. Thomas Frankson, a prominent figure in the … more
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