Year: 2024
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Local artist curates temporary exhibit at Science Museum
Local artist curates temporary exhibit at Science Museum Jake SpitzackStaff Writer In years long past, master weavers spent entire afternoons in the shade using backstrap looms to meticulously weave colorful garments and other useful items for their communities. These days, that method of weaving is preserved by just a handful of people – stringing it… Read more
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Stage is set for election season
Stage is set for election season Jake SpitzackStaff Writer The stage is set for elections in the South St. Paul Voice distribution area. The state primary is August 13 and will narrow down the candidates for U.S. Senator, House of Representatives District 2 and South St. Paul mayor. The general election is November 5 and… Read more
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Housing trends remain worrisome for homebuyers
Housing trends remain worrisome for homebuyers Jake SpitzackStaff Writer Recent data from the St. Paul Area Association of Realtors and the Minneapolis Area Association of Realtors shows the Twin Cities housing market is expected to remain competitive this year. Inventory levels have crept up to 2 months’ supply but a healthy market typically has 4-6… Read more
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WSP leaders highlight key issues during annual address
WSP leaders highlight key issues during annual address Jake SpitzackStaff Writer Economic development and public safety issues highlighted the West St. Paul State of the City address, held in mid-May. During the presentation, city leaders shed light on the following topics. A redevelopment plan for the 9.5-acre vacant property at 150 Thompson Ave. E., formerly… Read more
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Improvements coming to a park near you
Improvements coming to a park near you Jake SpitzackStaff Writer With summer in full swing, cities in the St. Paul Voice distribution area are hard at work improving many of their parks. Here’s what’s underway. St. Paul Harriet Island Regional Park – Work to revamp the play area at Harriet Island Regional Park is expected… Read more
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‘El amor en tiempos de odio’, Shakespeare nos visita
‘El amor en tiempos de odio’, Shakespeare nos visita Por Leonor Villasuso Rustad Temas atemporales como el amor, el poder, la esperanza y el libre albedrío que son parte del clásico “Romeo y Julieta”, originalmente escrito por William Shakespeare, son revisitados y reinterpretados a la luz de la experiencia latina, dando como resultado la obra… Read more
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Nueva presidenta en Neighborhood House
Nueva presidenta en Neighborhood House Por Jake Spitzack Janet Gracia, una líder con más de 30 años de experiencia en el sector sin fines de lucro, ha sido designada la nueva presidenta de Neighborhood House. De manera oficial tomará el timón el 5 de junio después de que Nancy Brady se jubile. Brady ocupó el… Read more
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Summer Event Guide
Summer Event Guide Now that we’re drawing closer to the sun, you can expect longer days, warm nights — and a boatload of events to keep you entertained all summer long. Events have returned full force across the city and our annual Summer Event Guide helps you navigate them all. Read on, then join the… Read more
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Neighborhood House names new president
Neighborhood House names new president Jake SpitzackStaff Writer Janet Gracia, a seasoned nonprofit leader with more than 30 years of experience, has been named the next president of Neighborhood House. She officially takes the helm June 5 following Nancy Brady’s retirement. Brady held the position for about 10 years. Founded in 1897 and located at… Read more
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New e-bike rebate program begins soon
New e-bike rebate program begins soon Jake SpitzackStaff Writer If you’ve been itching to purchase an electric bike but have been scared off by their high price, you’ll be pleased to learn that starting July 1 the State of Minnesota will offer a rebate program that covers 50-75% of the cost of qualifying electric bikes.… Read more