As a St. Paul City Council candidate running in this year’s special election, I’ve been talking to neighbors in every neighborhood in Ward 4. Lack of affordability in our city is a growing concern, and understandably so. Housing costs are … Continued
Does the City of Saint Paul value small businesses, or not? I see two versions of St. Paul’s business community. On the one hand, St. Paul is rich with historic spaces and entrepreneurs that embody our city’s unique culture and … Continued
MANUFACTURING Jay Lund and Chris Galvin Andersen Corp., a Bayport-based maker of windows and doors for the residential market, announced that Chris Galvin, chief executive officer, has been appointed chairman of the board of directors. Galvin succeeds Jay Lund, who has … Continued
Edward Lotterman For older Europeans, “liberation day” was the jubilant one when allied soldiers ended brutal occupation. We in the United States won’t remember April 2, 2025, that way. It is hard to remember when a major economy took such … Continued
A teenager fell through a grate at the abandoned Ford plant Saturday night, plunging 20 feet down into a basement, according to St. Paul fire officials. At about 8 p.m. Saturday, the St. Paul Fire Department dispatched its Technical Rescue … Continued
It’s already been a tough year. But spring means rebirth and renewal — and also an opportunity to enjoy a good read on a park bench, in your backyard, or just about anywhere else. No matter how you’re feeling, there’s … Continued