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Stretching north and east, this expansive residential neighborhood, centered on White Bear Avenue, has a suburban feel--Cape Cod and rambler houses and generous lawns predominate, and the sprawling Hillcrest Country Club golf course adds to the ambience. White Bear Avenue is the main commercial district, with a mix of chain establishments and local small businesses, and there is plenty of retail and business presence on Phalen Boulevard too, thanks to a major urban revitalization project a few years ago.
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The Story of St. Paul Woman Clara Hardenbrook, Who Tried (and Failed) To Vote in 1914
Alyssa Ford
Tuesday, November 08, 2016
One hundred and two years ago, a tough-minded mother of seven sued the city of St. Paul. Her grievance? Not being allowed to vote for school or library board officers, despite a specific guarantee in the Minnesota constitution.
Sounds True: St. Paul Celebrates All Genres During Year of Music
Loren Green
Tuesday, May 10, 2016
In declaring 2016 the Year of Music, the City of St. Paul showcases all of the music genres, schools, initiatives and venues thriving throughout the city as economic drivers and cultural amenities.
Museums and Libraries as Co-Creators of Change
Gayle C. Thorsen
Tuesday, March 15, 2016
New research reveals the catalytic role that libraries and museums are playing in rebuilding troubled neighborhoods. These important "anchor institutions" are helping drive economic, educational and social efforts in their neighborhoods.
February Arts and Culture: Feasts for the Mind and the Mouth
Camille LeFevre
Tuesday, February 02, 2016
A Hmong pop-up dinner, electrifying art exhibition, architecture tour of an already iconic brewery and the opportunity to laugh out loud with the nation's funniest Native American author are on our to-do list for arts and culture in February.
10 Redevelopment Projects Transforming MSP in 2016
Amy Goetzman
Tuesday, January 12, 2016
MSP is in the midst of a redevelopment boom that has touched nearly every part of the Twin Cities. Here are 10 projects opening in 2016 that will further transform our neighborhoods and communities.
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Urban Organics expands at Schmidt Brewery site
St. Paul aquaponics firm
Urban Organics
just finalized the purchase of an 80,000-square-foot building on the redeveloped Schmidt Brewery site, according to
Minneapolis-St. Paul Business Journal
. The site will likely house an aquaponic...
St. Paul bike plan begins with downtown "loop" and Grand Round
SPRC's 4th annual Placemaking Residency focuses on healthy cities
St. Paul Bicycle Plan widens its scope
Alchemy Architects adds third prefab module to school
Tracy Sides' Urban Oasis concept wins Forever St. Paul Challenge
Payne-Phalen neighborhood gathers feedback for future of Arlington Hills Library
Gateway Food Initiative receives $10,000 matching grant
American Indian Family Center undergoes $50,000 renovation
Gateway Food Initiative launches member-owned coop on St. Paul's East Side
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SEAB Empowers St. Paul Students to Bridge Cultural Divides
In schools, it’s common for there to be a divide between the administration and the student body that’s hard to bridge. Local schools are trying to reach out, shown by the Minneapolis Board of Education’s decision to give a student...
Two St. Paul Initiatives Win Knight Cities Challenge
St. Paul's Pop Up Meeting van and plan are ready for 2016
Thread Connected Content puts the focus on creative storytelling
The Brandlab boosts diversity with new curriculum
Dino bike rack, Hmong fashion: Knight Arts Challenge winners
MN Cup: "American Idol" for entrepreneurs
Mobile markets bring fresh produce to low-income neighborhoods
One Day on Earth gathers Twin Cities stories
Groundswell hosts artwork from MMAA/Galtier School collaboration
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