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‘We’re all in this together’ Linda Walker, of Kendall's Hardware, cleans the counter after serving a customer. Her mask was made by the mother of Kendall's general manager. more
‘We’re all in this together’ by Tesha M. Christensen The Midway Chamber of Commerce has been calling members to check on how they’re doing, what they need, and what connections they can … more
‘We’re all in this together’ GINKGO night manager Autumn Arsenault cleans the floor. During this down time, staff at GINKGO’s have been engaged in painting and other projects, as well as … more
‘Residents terrified to be in wrong place at the wrong time near this property’ says council member The BP Amoco at University and Hamline has been closed. (Photo by Terry Faust) By Jane McClure … more
By TESHA M. CHRISTENSEN St. Paul School District educators went back to work on Friday, March 13, 2020 after a three-day strike, and are now teaching online during the state Stay at Home order. … more
By MARGIE O’LOUGHLIN Treadle Yard Goods owner Michelle Hoaglund (pictured center in purple) handed out 50 free kits for sewing cotton face masks on March 22. The dedication of Hoaglund and her … more
First time home buyer settles into Frogtown LeAndra Estis is a first time home-buyer through Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity. She said, “The one thing I asked for was a front porch. We always had … more
The state has launched a Discrimination Helpline. The helpline will allow those who experience or witness bias and discrimination to report incidents to the Minnesota Department of Human Rights. … more
Too Much Coffee Tesha M. Christensen By TESHA M. CHRISTENSEN, Tesha@MonitorSaintPaul.com Is this really happening? I don’t know about you, but I’ve asked myself that more than a few times the … more
Building a Stronger Midway By CHAD KULAS, Midway Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Chad Kulas It’s hard to read anything these days in the news not about COVID-19. The virus has spread … more
Gen Z: What we think By Casey Hanson-Rosenberg Casey Hanson-Rosenberg Outside, the streets and playgrounds are barren and abandoned. The darken husks of tattoo parlors long for the college students … more
Have a little grace Amy Pass By Amy Pass I don’t really know what to tell you. Every person is so different, and what you need right now, in this time of pandemic, is different from what someone … more
An inspired journey “By combining doula work, funeral education work, and celebrant work, families can benefit from continuity of care that no one else is offering,” stated Angela Woosley of … more
Como Lake getting Fluridone, alum treatments this spring Britta Belden, Water Resource Project Manager (left), and Bob Fossum, Monitoring and Research Division Manager (right), co-led two public … more
Customers can apply for mortgage and refinance loans from home Jason Peterson NeighborWorks Home Partners (533 N. Dale St.) is offering three new programs to make buying a home or refinancing a … more
District 10 Como Community Council By Michael Kuchta, Executive Director district10@district10comopark.org Now – when we need to build community more than ever – is the time to have a bigger say … more
By JANE McCLURE Rental regulations hearing May 20 A sweeping set of proposed rental regulations could help tenants who struggle with difficulties finding and retaining housing. But the … more
Laurel Collins By Laurel Collins laurel@HMelders.org 651-209-6542 While all of our in-person events, classes and groups are cancelled through the end of April, Hamline Midway Elders remains open and … more
Junior Achievement offers financial literacy, work and career readiness, and entrepreneurship programs for students in grades K-12 Junior Achievement of the Upper Midwest (JAUM) is now providing … more
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