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CITY OF ST. PAUL

Wed, 11/12/2025 - 06:26

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WORK continues to progress on the City of St. Paul’s new tennis and pickleball courts on Elm Street on the west side of St. Paul. The project is being funded through an $875,000 award from the Nebraska Department of Economic Development’s (NDED) Rural Community Recovery Program (RCRP). Photo by Michael Happ

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