In Falcon Heights, the plots for gardens thicken
By Anne Holzman During their Aug. 5 workshop meeting, Falcon Heights City Council members briefly discussed two garden related measures that they are expected to deal with in the coming... Read More
COVID-19 knocks 2020 murals off the walls
By Sarah CR Clark After a summer of cancellations, the blank walls awaiting fresh murals in the Creative Enterprise Zone neighborhood in south St. Anthony Park will remain blank a... Read More
Voices: Harry Boyte
By Sarah CR Clark Harry C. Boyte is a self-described public intellectual and community organizer. In the 1960s, Boyte worked with the Southern Christian Leadership Conference headed by Martin Luther... Read More
German Immersion School opens with a new wrinkle
By Scott Carlson After months of legal wrangling in 2019 over whether they would be able to tear down the former St. Andrew’s Church to make way for a $6... Read More
Lauderdale shifts fire service to St. Paul
By Anne Holzman The city of Lauderdale has negotiated a fire services agreement with the St. Paul Fire Department and has, as of July 30, stopped routing calls from within... Read More
Churches find new ways to meet spiritual needs during pandemic
By Maja Beckstrom When a beloved member of St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church died in the spring, parishioners couldn’t safely visit the widow with food and comfort in this period of... Read More
