There was plenty of hustle and bustle at the Hazel Park Recreation Center Dec. 11 as kids shopped at “Santa’s workshop” for gifts for their parents. Kids, some equipped with lists, shopped with St. Paul Police officers, the St. Paul Police Explorers, and Harding High School volleyball... + continue reading
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Bill Zajicek and Romi Slowiak, seen in the center with presenters Dana Larsen and Mark Gernes, live on the eastern shore of Lake Phalen and have set aside some of their property as restored prairie.
photos courtesy Samantha Chin Kaposia Education Center held a pep rally Nov. 27 for students and faculty after being selected as this year’s recipient of the Hometown Grant, which gives the school $10,000 to be used to help support healthy nutrition and activity programs.
Center selected for fitness and nutrition grant
Students and staff at Kaposia Education Center in South St. Paul were treated to a special pep rally Nov. 27, complete with some special guests.
The rally was held because the elementary school was selected as this year... + continue reading
Marjorie Otto/Review The native community and the City of St. Paul are working together on a cultural landscape study of Indian Mounds Regional Park with the goal of creating a shared vision that respects the sacredness of the land. As part of the project, a series of community engagement meetings are being held so community members can learn from each other about the significance of the park.
Native community and city work on cultural landscape study
The local native community and the City of St. Paul are working together on a cultural landscape study of Indian Mounds Regional Park that includes community meetings scheduled through August of next year.
A goal of the... + continue reading
The cold weather means Minnesota has moved out of construction season and into winter. That doesn’t mean cities aren’t looking ahead to next year’s season change.
On Dec. 10, the West St. Paul City Council approved the preparation of plans and specifications for... + continue reading
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Bill Zajicek and Romi Slowiak, seen in the center with presenters Dana Larsen and Mark Gernes, live on the eastern shore of Lake Phalen and have set aside some of their property as restored prairie.
courtesy of City of West St. Paul As part of a bond that was approved earlier this year, Garlough Elementary School will be getting two new classrooms as well as a new front entry and an expanded kitchen/cafeteria.
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Marjorie Otto/Review The native community and the City of St. Paul are working together on a cultural landscape study of Indian Mounds Regional Park with the goal of creating a shared vision that respects the sacredness of the land. As part of the project, a series of community engagement meetings are being held so community members can learn from each other about the significance of the park.
photos courtesy Samantha Chin Kaposia Education Center held a pep rally Nov. 27 for students and faculty after being selected as this year’s recipient of the Hometown Grant, which gives the school $10,000 to be used to help support healthy nutrition and activity programs.
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Bill Zajicek and Romi Slowiak, seen in the center with presenters Dana Larsen and Mark Gernes, live on the eastern shore of Lake Phalen and have set aside some of their property as restored prairie.
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There was plenty of hustle and bustle at the Hazel Park Recreation Center Dec. 11 as kids shopped at “Santa’s workshop” for gifts for their parents. Kids, some equipped with lists, shopped with St.... + continue reading
Bill Zajicek and Romi Slowiak, seen in the center with presenters Dana Larsen and Mark Gernes, live on the eastern shore of Lake Phalen and have set aside some of their property as restored prairie.
Roseville - Little Canada
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There was plenty of hustle and bustle at the Hazel Park Recreation Center Dec. 11 as kids shopped at “Santa’s workshop” for gifts for their parents. Kids, some equipped with lists, shopped with St.... + continue reading
Marjorie Otto/Review The native community and the City of St. Paul are working together on a cultural landscape study of Indian Mounds Regional Park with the goal of creating a shared vision that respects the sacredness of the land. As part of the project, a series of community engagement meetings are being held so community members can learn from each other about the significance of the park.
Oakdale - Lake Elmo
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There was plenty of hustle and bustle at the Hazel Park Recreation Center Dec. 11 as kids shopped at “Santa’s workshop” for gifts for their parents. Kids, some equipped with lists, shopped with St.... + continue reading
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There was plenty of hustle and bustle at the Hazel Park Recreation Center Dec. 11 as kids shopped at “Santa’s workshop” for gifts for their parents. Kids, some equipped with lists, shopped with St.... + continue reading
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There was plenty of hustle and bustle at the Hazel Park Recreation Center Dec. 11 as kids shopped at “Santa’s workshop” for gifts for their parents. Kids, some equipped with lists, shopped with St.... + continue reading
Marjorie Otto/Review The native community and the City of St. Paul are working together on a cultural landscape study of Indian Mounds Regional Park with the goal of creating a shared vision that respects the sacredness of the land. As part of the project, a series of community engagement meetings are being held so community members can learn from each other about the significance of the park.
courtesy of City of West St. Paul As part of a bond that was approved earlier this year, Garlough Elementary School will be getting two new classrooms as well as a new front entry and an expanded kitchen/cafeteria.
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A concern raised at the Nov. 26 West St. Paul City Council meeting was the amount of people parking on Kraft Road who go to the school. A solution offered by one council member would have gotten rid of a playground on school grounds for more parking. Students wrote letters to council members asking for them to not take away their playground. The kids also kept track of the number of open parking spots in the school’s lot vs. how many cars were on the street.
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