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St. Paul has 1,000 openings for free swimming for disadvantaged - Vimarsana News

St. Paul has 1,000 openings for free swimming for disadvantaged

St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter and others have pointed to inequities in water safety, leading to at least seven targeted programs, including free lifeguard training for city teens.

Minnesota Yacht Festival coming to Harriet Island Regional Park in St. Paul - Vimarsana News

Minnesota Yacht Festival coming to Harriet Island Regional Park in St. Paul

Harriet Island's first major music fest in more than a decade will be held July 19 and 20.

Met Council delays Summit Avenue bikeway vote as opponents petition for environmental review - Vimarsana News

Met Council delays Summit Avenue bikeway vote as opponents petition for environmental review

The Metropolitan Council has postponed a Wednesday vote on St. Paul’s proposed Summit Avenue bikeway after opponents petitioned state regulators for an elaborate environmental assessment. The petition cites the 4.5-mile bikeway’s potential impact on the trees, layout and historic character of Summit Avenue, whose streetscape sits on the National Register of Historic Places. Gary Todd, chair of ...

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Met Council delays Summit Avenue bikeway vote for review - Vimarsana News

Met Council delays Summit Avenue bikeway vote for review

The petition cites the 4.5-mile bikeway's potential impact on the trees, layout and historic character of Summit Avenue.

St. Paul may have $6 million in funding for downtown Pedro Park - Vimarsana News

St. Paul may have $6 million in funding for downtown Pedro Park

If approved by the city's capital improvement budget committee, that would still leave $1.5 million to fundraise.