Author: Jake Spitzack

El condado Ramsey se acerca a sus residentes Por Leonor Villasuso Rustad El condado Ramsey tiene en operación tres centros principales de servicio en persona que ofrecen asistencia en una gran variedad de programas, los cuales están ubicados en el centro de San Pablo (121 Seventh Place E Skywalk Level, suite 2500) en horario de… Read more

Luis Rangel Morales, nuevo juez del Primer Distrito Por Leonor Villasuso Rustad La familia de Luis Enrique Rangel Morales, quien nació en México, se mudó de Texas a un pequeño pueblo de Minnesota en la década de 1990, lugar en donde creció y estudió hasta la preparatoria, siendo un estudiante por debajo del promedio y… Read more

Elecciones Primarias Por Leonor Villasuso Rustad De las 7 a.m. a las 8 p.m., el próximo martes 13 de agosto tendrán lugar las elecciones primarias de los partidos Republicano y Demócrata para elegir a sus candidatos al Senado Clase I en vísperas de la elección general del 5 de noviembre en Minnesota. A nivel estatal,… Read more

Artista local es curador deuna exhibición temporalen el Museo de Ciencias Por Jake Spitzack En el pasado, los maestros tejedores pasaban tardes enteras a la sombra, utilizando telares de cintura para tejer meticulosamente prendas coloridas y otros artículos útiles para sus comunidades. En estos tiempos, ese método de tejido es conservado por unas cuantas personas… Read more

Downtown residents perform in Circus Juventas’ mysterious jungle island adventure Tim SpitzackEditor Five downtown St. Paul residents will perform in Circus Juventas’ 30th anniversary summer show “Jangala: a mysterious jungle island adventure.” This original story follows three adventurous school children as they journey to aid guardian spirits against the island’s destruction. Phoebe Haas, 18, will… Read more

Landmark Center geared for growth Jake SpitzackStaff Writer One beating heart pumping life into the still recovering downtown entertainment scene is the iconic Landmark Center. Eighteen nonprofits and a handful of businesses and organizations call it home and many are required by their lease to offer free or affordable ($10 or less) programming throughout the… Read more

St. Paul ramps up effortsto attract visitors Jake SpitzackStaff Writer St. Paul has been jam-packed with attractions so far this year. In February, Red Bull snowboarders shredded at the State Capitol. Two months later, fans of the NCAA Frozen Four hockey tournament filled the Xcel Energy Center, and this summer patios across the city have… Read more

Local Relay for Life held Aug. 3; celebrating 20 years of fighting cancer Jake SpitzackStaff Writer For two decades now, cancer survivors and their supporters have gathered annually for a local event that raises funds and awareness in the battle against the deadly disease. The highlight of the event is when the sea of people… Read more

South St. Paul Community Theatre presents ‘The Prom’ July 25-28 Jake SpitzackStaff Writer Don’t worry, there’s still time to get tickets to one of Broadway’s more recent hit musicals, “The Prom,” which debuted in 2018 and received seven Tony Award nominations. The show will be presented July 25-28 by South St. Paul Community Theatre. The… Read more

New memorial honors first women voters; local historian Jake SpitzackStaff Writer The ratification of the 19th amendment of the United States Constitution a little over a hundred years ago undeniably plunged American society into a new era. The change gave women the right to vote, and the first to do so were from none other… Read more