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Summit Hill and Crocus Hill
The large, comfortable houses that repose on green lawns here are within walking distance of one of the liveliest retail areas in Saint Paul: Victoria and Grand. Caf� Latte, right at the intersection, is a civic institution, famed for its beyond-rich desserts, and for many blocks in both directions some of Grand Avenue's best-loved businesses can be found: the independent Red Balloon kids' bookshop; Sunny Sky, a Chinese antique store that also sells rare teas from the Middle Kingdom; the brand-new, design-savvy Dixie-Caribbean eatery called Brasa, and a host of other establishments, many of them in converted family houses.
Features
Rain as a Resource: St. Paul Innovates Shared, Sustainable Stormwater Management
Camille LeFevre
Tuesday, December 06, 2016
The City of St. Paul and its partners are utilizing an innovative method of managing stormwater to restore natural water systems, incorporate green infrastructure into sustainable communities and improve the urban ecosystem.
Forging an Arts Tradition: Metalsmithing in MSP
Camille LeFevre
Tuesday, June 21, 2016
MSP boasts a cultural milieu in which diverse art forms, architecture and design take root and flourish. Metalsmithing, which includes jewelry design, is an integral part of the culture.
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.
Make the Switch from Car to Bike Commute This Winter: Here's How
Brian Martucci
Tuesday, December 08, 2015
Imagine a day in a bike commuter’s boots. How does he or she prepare before walking out the door? How do they stay comfortable behind Arctic fronts and snow curtains — even the dreaded polar vortex. Here's how.
10 Independent Bookstores To Get Cozy With This Winter
Gina Dewink
Tuesday, February 03, 2015
Searching for a book to get lost in? Ditch your computer and mobile devices, and plan a day trip exploring these distinct and community-minded local bookstores, many of which are celebrating decade birthdays in 2015.
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J. Selby's Brings Vegan Cuisine to St. Paul
Vegans and vegetarians rejoice! A plant-based restaurant is coming soon to St. Paul, ready to serve brunch, lunch and dinner to herbivores and omnivores alike.
J. Selby’s
plans to open on the corner of Selby and Victoria avenues this winter....
St. Paul's Legendary Commodore Bar to Reopen
Arcanum's secret society promises immersive experience
St. Paul Bicycle Plan widens its scope
Field guide explores Green Line's natural history
Subtext bookstore goes into old Common Good space in St. Paul
$500,000 to turn around a vacant, foreclosed mansion on Cathedral Hill
In Crocus Hill, 39-condo complex to reflect area's Victorian style
Segways settle into St. Paul, offering three-hour, 7.5-mile tours
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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
Adventures with a Locavore Offers Fitzgerald Art Deco Walking Tour
Beekeeping chocolatier grows hyper-local product with national placements
Film in the City connects at-risk youth with creative potential
One Day on Earth gathers Twin Cities stories
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Republic and Happy Gnome on list of 100 best beer bars
Draft Magazine
recently published its annual list of
"America's 100 Best Beer Bars 2014."
Republic
, at 7 Corners on the West Bank in Minneapolis, and
The Happy Gnome
, on Selby in Saint Paul, made the list.
Draft
divides its list into...
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