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Arnaldo Chamorro, chief of staff for Paraguay's Agriculture Ministry, lost his position on Nov. 29 after an embarrassing episode in which he signed a "proc...

After 30 years of piling rocks and other decorations into creative formations on her front yard and boulevard, Iris Logan has scaled things back, under pressure from City Hall. Logan, who lives on Sherburne Avenue in the Hamline-Midway neighborhood, came afoul this fall of a city inspector from the St. Paul Department of Safety and […]

After 30 years of piling rocks and other decorations into creative formations on her front yard and boulevard, Iris Logan has scaled things back, under pressure from City Hall. Logan, who lives on Sherburne Avenue in the Hamline-Midway neighborhood, came afoul this fall of a city inspector from the St. Paul Department of Safety and Inspections, who had ordered her to clear her boulevard of all ...

Following a neighborhood controversy surrounding a St. Paul woman being asked by city officials to remove decades worth of art in her yard, an extension has been granted for the project decades in the making.

Hunter downs rare “unicorn buck" in Granite Falls. Canadian Pacific Holiday Train stops in Minnesota. Northern Lights visible across the state. Here are the top stories from Nov. 25-Dec. 1. 

A midwestern woman who filled her front yard with stones, statues and art is facing the possibility of being forced to remove the decorations after 30 years of collecting them.

Iris Logan takes a break from dismantling her boulevard rock garden in front of her Sherburne Ave. home in St. Paul, Minn., on Friday, Nov. 24, 2023. Logan has been

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Despite the frozen ground, city officials have recommended that Iris Logan clear her boulevard garden by Dec. 22.

A community organizer is hopeful the council will soon clarify rules about portable planters