Frogtown Park News Today

Nestled on top of a hill off Minnehaha Avenue and Milton Street in St. Paul, Frogtown Farm grew and distributed some 7,000 pounds of food last year, most of it landing on the plates of low-income St. Paul residents through partnerships with charities such as Feeding Frogtown and the Sanneh Foundation. The garlic, zucchini, eggplants, beets, carrots, cabbages, tomatoes and herbs were plentiful. ...

With a budget deficit of $150,000, the organization is actively talking about the possibility of disbanding, its executive director said.

St. Paul Brass and Aluminum, a foundry in St.Paul’s Frogtown neighborhood, is under investigation for Clean Air Act violations.

With kids across Minnesota back in classrooms, this is a moment to think about how schoolyards can better serve our communities, not just during the school year or school day, but year-round.

Frogtown Green started in 2009 to help transform a former Wilder campus into a park and garden. The work now is to green the whole neighborhood.

Mike Hahm is stepping down from department hes led since 2008.

Safety & Inspections Director Ricardo Cervantes and Parks & Recreation Director Mike Hahm to Retire Early Next Year, Each After More than Three Decades of Public Service

Investment in a more equitable system will build a stronger Twin Cities.