The Inver Grove Heights Days Parade took over Cahill Avenue Sept. 7. With the sun trying to fight through the clouds, kids — and adults — lined the street waiting for candy to be thrown their way. With a range of community organizations marching through, there was something for everyone... + continue reading
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Roseville resident Bethany Husby with students at the Bethany Pre and Primary School in Kisongo, Tanzania, Africa. (courtesy of Bethany Husby)
Ordinary people can sometimes do extraordinary things — such as Bethany Husby, a Roseville wife, mother and career nurse; an ordinary woman who started a school in Africa.
From a plant sale in Roseville, Minnesota, grew an elementary school in Kisongo, Tanzania.
The story... + continue reading
Community of Peace Academy, located at 471 Magnolia Ave. in the Payne-Phalen neighborhood, will be starting construction on an addition to its building in October. The school has about 800 students and the addition will allow it to increase enrollment. (submitted photo)
Community of Peace Academy, a pre-k through 12th grade public charter school in the Payne-Phalen neighborhood, is planning to construct an addition to its building.
The campus, located at 471 Magnolia Ave, has more than 800 students enrolled and is planning construction for... + continue reading
A new log bench has been installed in the triangle park across from the St. Paul Police Department training facility in Railroad Island. The bench is part of a number of public art pieces in place near the facility. (Marjorie Otto/Review)
The Railroad Island neighborhood has some new public art to check out this fall.
The new installments include a large log bench and plaques about Railroad Island history. The pieces are all a part of a series of public art installations at the St. Paul Police Department training... + continue reading
A major addition at Henry Sibley High School is complete — Warrior Field, the new athletic complex, hosted its first game Sept. 5. The second phase of work at the high school will include modernization of classrooms for family and consumer sciences, shop, art and other labs. (photos courtesy ISD 197)
School starts as projects end, others begin
Despite the school year officially being underway, construction work is still ongoing in West St. Paul-Mendota Heights-Eagan Schools as part of a District 197-wide facilities update.
The renovations and updates were made possible... + continue reading
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A major addition at Henry Sibley High School is complete — Warrior Field, the new athletic complex, hosted its first game Sept. 5. The second phase of work at the high school will include modernization of classrooms for family and consumer sciences, shop, art and other labs. (photos courtesy ISD 197)
A new log bench has been installed in the triangle park across from the St. Paul Police Department training facility in Railroad Island. The bench is part of a number of public art pieces in place near the facility. (Marjorie Otto/Review)
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The Inver Grove Heights Days Parade took over Cahill Avenue Sept. 7. With the sun trying to fight through the clouds, kids — and adults — lined the street waiting for candy to be thrown their way.... + continue reading
Roseville resident Bethany Husby with students at the Bethany Pre and Primary School in Kisongo, Tanzania, Africa. (courtesy of Bethany Husby)
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Roseville resident Bethany Husby with students at the Bethany Pre and Primary School in Kisongo, Tanzania, Africa. (courtesy of Bethany Husby)
Ordinary people can sometimes do extraordinary things — such as Bethany Husby, a Roseville wife, mother and career nurse; an ordinary woman who started a school in Africa.
From a plant sale... + continue reading
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“What’s great about getting old is I don’t have to rely on just what I read or hear or what people tell me. I have been through many downs and other times in my... + continue reading
A fairgoer won an extra passenger for the bus ride home in a midway game. This year’s fair marked the end of the 160th annual Minnesota State Fair, which drew record numbers thanks to picture perfect weather. (Amy Felegy photos/Review)
Keith Tumulty showed off buckets of his bees’ honey on a summer day. (photos courtesy of Keith Tumulty)
Keith Tumulty showed off buckets of his bees’ honey on a summer day. (photos courtesy of Keith Tumulty)
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“What’s great about getting old is I don’t have to rely on just what I read or hear or what people tell me. I have been through many downs and other times in my... + continue reading
A fairgoer won an extra passenger for the bus ride home in a midway game. This year’s fair marked the end of the 160th annual Minnesota State Fair, which drew record numbers thanks to picture perfect weather. (Amy Felegy photos/Review)
Keith Tumulty showed off buckets of his bees’ honey on a summer day. (photos courtesy of Keith Tumulty)
Keith Tumulty showed off buckets of his bees’ honey on a summer day. (photos courtesy of Keith Tumulty)
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Roseville resident Bethany Husby with students at the Bethany Pre and Primary School in Kisongo, Tanzania, Africa. (courtesy of Bethany Husby)
Ordinary people can sometimes do extraordinary things — such as Bethany Husby, a Roseville wife, mother and career nurse; an ordinary woman who started a school in Africa.
From a plant sale... + continue reading
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