East Side Review

Lead poisoning is often thought of as a problem from the past, one that has been solved through requirements for safer paints and materials in homes.  

The City of St. Paul has a number of construction projects it will be managing on the East Side this summer.

The show must go on, and that’s just what happened for South St. Paul Theatre. Students performed “Midsummer 2019” April 11-14, just as a spring blizzard descended on the Twin Cities.

At a recent rally on the steps of the state Capitol, dozens of Minnesotans braved freezing winter temperatures to speak out for themselves and for the millions of other Americans with diabetes who find themselves in a life-and-death struggle to af

The Harding High School Fishing Club and the St. Paul Police Department Police Activities League did some training on March 28 to prep for open-water fishing.

Finalists have been announced for the Minnesota Teacher of the Year award, and a South St. Paul educator is among them. 

After several months of work and discussion, the Inver Grove Heights City Council approved the third and final reading of changes to dog licensing, dog leashing and dangerous dog ordinances at its April 8 meeting. 

St. Thomas Academy placed second in the Adam Smith, or advanced placement, division of the statewide Economics Challenge on April 3 at the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis. Mounds View High School took first place.

Thursday, March 21 — Wednesday, March 27

The City of West St. Paul and its police department are looking for tips on whoever caused $4,000 worth of damage to the soft turf fields at the sports complex by driving on them.