Business owners, property owners, developers and residents are working to develop a new strategy to continue to revitalize the economy of Payne Avenue and the nearby neighborhood.
The plan is called Payne Avenue Reboot and is being spearheaded by a group of four individuals who... + continue reading
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Marjorie Otto/Review • A group of local business and property owners, residents and developers, is asking Payne Avenue stakeholders to join in creating a strategy to attract and retain businesses on Payne. The effort is called Payne Avenue Reboot and is based off Main Street America principles for community building.
Emma Melling
Local student’s podcast recognized by The New York Times
Journalists are there to cover stories, but what happens when a student journalist finds herself having to cover a story that directly impacted her school community?
That was the question Emma Melling and her... + continue reading
file image • Construction of a replica of the famous Aiwan Pavilion, in Changsha, China, will begin in the next few weeks at Lake Phalen Regional Park, following a July 14 groundbreaking ceremony.
Visitors will be able to watch Chinese craftsmen work in next few weeks
After 30 years of friendship and many years of planning, a garden celebrating the friendship between the City of St. Paul and the City of Changsha, China, is beginning to take shape.
The garden, called... + continue reading
Marjorie Otto photos/Review • Urban Roots, the East Side urban agriculture nonprofit that employs local high school students, held a grand opening event for its new high tunnel grow house at its Rivoli Bluff Farm site. Rivoli Bluff, which includes the Village on Rivoli housing... + continue reading
After more than a year in court, the family of a Cottage Grove man killed in a 2016 Inver Grove Heights crash has been awarded a settlement worth more than $2 million in a wrongful death lawsuit filed against the other driver.
“It was a hard-fought battle for 18 months, and well worth... + continue reading
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Marjorie Otto/Review • A group of local business and property owners, residents and developers, is asking Payne Avenue stakeholders to join in creating a strategy to attract and retain businesses on Payne. The effort is called Payne Avenue Reboot and is based off Main Street America principles for community building.
Emma Melling
file image • Construction of a replica of the famous Aiwan Pavilion, in Changsha, China, will begin in the next few weeks at Lake Phalen Regional Park, following a July 14 groundbreaking ceremony.
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Emma Melling
courtesy of Emma Melling 8 Emma Melling, with the help of her journalism teacher Reid Westrem, created a podcast that featured interviews with various people from Minnehaha Academy who were on campus Aug. 2, 2017, when a natural gas explosion occurred, killing two people. Melling, an Inver Grove Heights resident, submitted a shortened version of her podcast to a contest held by The New York Times and was one of 10 winners.
file image • Construction of a replica of the famous Aiwan Pavilion, in Changsha, China, will begin in the next few weeks at Lake Phalen Regional Park, following a July 14 groundbreaking ceremony.
Aundrea Kinney/Review • The July 14 groundbreaking ceremony included cultural performances, including the playing of a traditional Hmong instrument called the “qeej.”
file image • The pavilion is a part of the St. Paul-Changsha Friendship Garden of Whispering Willows and Flowing Waters at Lake Phalen Regional Park, which is a symbol of the sister-city relationship between St. Paul and Changsha, China.
South West Review
Marjorie Otto/Review • A group of local business and property owners, residents and developers, is asking Payne Avenue stakeholders to join in creating a strategy to attract and retain businesses on Payne. The effort is called Payne Avenue Reboot and is based off Main Street America principles for community building.
Business owners, property owners, developers and residents are working to develop a new strategy to continue to revitalize the economy of Payne Avenue and the nearby neighborhood.
The plan... + continue reading
file image • Construction of a replica of the famous Aiwan Pavilion, in Changsha, China, will begin in the next few weeks at Lake Phalen Regional Park, following a July 14 groundbreaking ceremony.
Roseville - Little Canada
Mike Munzenrider photos • As the heat index reached towards 100 degrees July 11, lots of folks and at least one golden retriever took to Lake Josephine and Lake Josephine County Park to... + continue reading
Solomon Gustavo • Carol Mogren with a picture of her late husband Skip at Cub Foods in New Brighton July 12. Mogren and other New Brighton residents gathered to remember the time in 2006 when Skip was saved from sudden cardiac arrest by a defibrillator at Cub Foods.
Solomon Gustavo • New Brighton residents Carol Mogren and Gene Johnson, who also survived a sudden cardiac arrest with the help of a defibrillator, both admire the plaque commemorating the time a defibrillator saved Carol’s husband Skip’s life in 2006.
Solomon Gustavo • A swastika, washed off though still barely visible, was sprayed in fire extinguisher powder on a shed next to the community garden at Christ the King Lutheran Church in New Brighton sometime over the first weekend in July.
Mike Munzenrider • The Roseville City Council blocked, for now, a proposed brewpub in a former service station at the corner of Fairview Avenue and County Road D.
Oakdale - Lake Elmo
A semitrailer ran into a 14-year-old girl who was bicycling in Lake Elmo the morning of July 9.
Shortly after the accident, the girl was transported to an area hospital with injuries that... + continue reading
Aundrea Kinney photos/Review • The City of Oakdale recognizes its most beautifully landscaped properties through its annual Acorn Award program. Aundrea Kinney photos/Review
Solomon Gustavo • Carol Mogren with a picture of her late husband Skip at Cub Foods in New Brighton July 12. Mogren and other New Brighton residents gathered to remember the time in 2006 when Skip was saved from sudden cardiac arrest by a defibrillator at Cub Foods.
Solomon Gustavo • A swastika, washed off though still barely visible, was sprayed in fire extinguisher powder on a shed next to the community garden at Christ the King Lutheran Church in New Brighton sometime over the first weekend in July.
Ramsey Co. - Maplewood
Marjorie Otto/Review
Families and friends came out to enjoy the 105th annual Ramsey County Fair July 11-15. While it was quite toasty, some visitors tried to cool off while being flung through the... + continue reading
Aundrea Kinney photos/Review • The City of Oakdale recognizes its most beautifully landscaped properties through its annual Acorn Award program. Aundrea Kinney photos/Review
Solomon Gustavo • Carol Mogren with a picture of her late husband Skip at Cub Foods in New Brighton July 12. Mogren and other New Brighton residents gathered to remember the time in 2006 when Skip was saved from sudden cardiac arrest by a defibrillator at Cub Foods.
Bulletin Area
Mike Munzenrider photos • As the heat index reached towards 100 degrees July 11, lots of folks and at least one golden retriever took to Lake Josephine and Lake Josephine County Park to... + continue reading
Solomon Gustavo • Carol Mogren with a picture of her late husband Skip at Cub Foods in New Brighton July 12. Mogren and other New Brighton residents gathered to remember the time in 2006 when Skip was saved from sudden cardiac arrest by a defibrillator at Cub Foods.
Solomon Gustavo • New Brighton residents Carol Mogren and Gene Johnson, who also survived a sudden cardiac arrest with the help of a defibrillator, both admire the plaque commemorating the time a defibrillator saved Carol’s husband Skip’s life in 2006.
Solomon Gustavo • A swastika, washed off though still barely visible, was sprayed in fire extinguisher powder on a shed next to the community garden at Christ the King Lutheran Church in New Brighton sometime over the first weekend in July.
Mike Munzenrider • The Roseville City Council blocked, for now, a proposed brewpub in a former service station at the corner of Fairview Avenue and County Road D.
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