Apartment Bldg. Determined a Nuisance

For over a year, officials with the City of St. Paul have been working with a local property owner to remedy issues identified at an apartment complex on the east side of St.

SPPS BOARD HEARS TALE OF BUILDING WOES

A year ago, it looked as though voters within the St. Paul school district were within striking distance of having the opportunity to weigh in on a potential bond issue that would allow school leaders to improve, expand, and renovate portions of district’s campus.

New Ropes Installed at Water Park

A POPULAR FEATURE returned to the St. Paul Water Park last week when crews with the City of St. Paul installed the water park’s new climbing ropes. The ropes replace a set that was original to the water park.
New Ropes Installed at Water Park

Remember When

Ten Years Ago, 2012 Construction workers continue to make progress on the new Wolbach Community Center, as the roof and sides are now in place. That gives residents a good idea of what the center will look like when completed.
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Donations Received

The Wolbach Cemetery received a $20 donation in memory of Jack McIntyre from Carl and Dona Ondracek, a memorial was also received in memory of Jack McIntyre from friends and family, and a $50 donation in memory of Jack McIntyre from Jane McIntyre.

Locals

Harriet Steenson was a guest of Dee Rudolph of Syracuse for lunch in Grand Island on Thursday..

American Legion Auxiliary 119 Meets

The American Legion Auxiliary Unit 119 met on Wednesday, June 1, 2022 at 7:00 p.m. at the new St. Paul Legion Club with six officers and two members present. President Char Schmid called the meeting to order. Dianne Bennett read an opening prayer.

Blood Drive Coming to St. Paul June 20th

The St. Paul blood drive is quickly appraoching, and donors are needed to ensure the Red Cross can meet the need. The blood drive is scheduled for Monday, June 20th from 11:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. at the St. Paul Civic Center.
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