Expanding CHIPS to protect our youth
District Perspectives Senate District 65 Think of a 12-year-old child: A sixth or seventh grade student, taking their first steps
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Family & Education
Choo Choo Bob’s coming to Union Depot
Choo Choo Bob’s Train Store announced on its Facebook page on March 10 that it is headed back to St.
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SPPS, SPFE agree to contract, avoid strike
The St. Paul Board of Education voted to adopt a new two-year contract for the district’s licensed staff, educational assistants
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New SPPL mobile library coming soon
St. Paul Public Library (SPPL) announced last month a new state-of-the-art mobile library is coming this spring. Formerly known as
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GAP creative writers share mini memoirs
This month, GAP Creative Writing students were challenged to write a memoir in under 250 words, having to pack lots of detail and feelings into limited space. Here are five of their stories.
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Year of Wonders is an enthralling story of death and happiness in during the Plague
This book encapsulates what it meant to be a woman during the Plague and explores themes of death, self-discovery and what it means to be truly happy. This one took me a while to read, especially because of the flowery language and sometimes slow-developing storyline, but I thoroughly enjoyed the book and was sad to finish it.
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Keystone Community Services April 2024
The Foodmobile – Bringing Keystone’s Food Shelf Services to the Neighborhood Keystone’s Foodmobiles (mobile food shelf) travels throughout St. Paul
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St. Paul Public Library is offering free programs for kids and teens during Spring Break April 5-12
St. Paul Public Library (SPPL) invites kids and teens to spend spring break at the library. Kids ages 7-11 can have a blast at all library locations with events including Pokémon parties, air-dry clay sculpturing, robotics and bean art. Teens can level up their gaming skills at one of several Clash of the Controllers gaming tournaments happening at seven locations.
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