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Luther Seminary cited neighborhood opposition to the proposal to move the emergency shelter to a vacant dorm on its St. Anthony Park campus in St. Paul in its decision to cease negotiations.

"After receiving feedback from its neighbors, Luther Seminary has decided to cease its negotiations with Ramsey County," read an announcement issued by the seminary.

While I understand Chronicle columnist John McCroskey’s points, and respect his right to them, I feel like he is missing a couple key points about students and social changes. Mr. …

A number of St. Paul-based arts and cultural institutions are seeking both private philanthropic donations and public dollars to open new public-facing centers.

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Houston photographer Earlie Hudnall has documented many of the city's major and most impactful changes over the years.

Brenda Lee Pryce, co-author of 'South of Main,' remembers a bustling Southside before urban renewal uprooted lives and decimated the community

Episcopal Homes jumpstarted real estate development where other commercial interests had given up.

Localities have always been creatures of state government. But their freedom to act independently is up against ever more stringent limits.

Comrade Helen played a central role in the Trotskyist movement, both in the United States and internationally, for more than half a century.