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West Seventh
Named for its major thoroughfare, the West Seventh neighborhood is a true Saint Paul mosaic: solidly blue-collar with cheerful bars and imposing churches on nearly every block, but full of entrepreneurial energy too. Coffee shops catering to pierced punkers, barber shops that have been around for generations, a caf� mostly staffed by alcoholics and addicts in recovery, chic salons, old-school chow mein palaces, hip tattoo parlors--and, near downtown, a cluster of bars and restaurants that have sprung up to cater to after-the-hockey-game crowds at the Xcel Energy Center.
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.
River Balcony Prototyping Festival, with Craft Beer Overlook, Previews "St. Paul's High Line"
Brian Martucci
Tuesday, September 20, 2016
Music, art, craft beer: Earlier this month, MSP'ers enjoyed a tantalizing glimpse of the (possible) future for a 1.5-mile stretch of St. Paul riverfront during the River Balcony Prototyping Festival.
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.
Where To Take Winter Visitors in MSP: 14 Time-Tested Activities
Brian Martucci
Tuesday, February 09, 2016
As anyone who’s spent a winter in MSP knows, the pace of life here doesn’t drop with the temperature or the snow. Show your visitors a great time this month with these classic MSP winter activities.
Winter Carnival 2016: Where to Go, What to Do Via Metro Transit
Brian Martucci
Tuesday, January 26, 2016
The St. Paul Winter Carnival is a celebration of all things cold, snowy and fun, including bundled-up parades, dazzling ice sculptures and treasure hunts. Here's how and when to get to the carnival’s signature events using Metro Transit.
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Summit Brewing Company
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Saint Paul, MN 55102
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DeZinnia
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Saint Paul, MN 55102
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Acme Scenic Arts
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Saint Paul, MN 55102
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Renovated Palace Community Center a new nexus of neighborhood activity
In the 1970s, the
Palace Community Center
in the West 7
th
area of downtown St. Paul was “a very popular place,” recalls Christopher Stark, architect for the St. Paul Department of Parks & Recreation. “But it was also very heavy...
Urban Organics expands at Schmidt Brewery site
Hoodstarter crowdsources solutions for vacant storefronts
St. Paul Bicycle Plan widens its scope
Conflict brewing over warehouse next to Schmidt Artist Lofts
An artistic mini golf course to help liven up the old Schmidt Brewery
Cooper's grocery adds to the store's facade with a colorful mural
Healthy West 7th Initiative to set up a couple of community gardens
Summit Brewery to double its capacity with $6 million expansion
Multi-thousand dollar sculpture co-designed by Girl Scout troop goes into St. Paul park
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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
Artist-designed mini golf, now in St. Paul
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