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Project Hero Wounded Veterans host bike ride from St. Paul to Madison, Wis. (opens the original)
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Since 2011, Project Hero Wounded Veterans has hosted an annual noncompetitive therapy bike ride to benefit Healing Heroes, a project focused on developing resources that help heal PTSD for combat veterans, service members and first responders. This year participants will travel more than 400 miles from St. Paul to Madison, Wis. To highlight shared values of “service, sacrifice and dedication,” the 2026 theme is “Thank A Farmer.” Bikers will make stops along the way honoring farmers and their com
Find out about 21 new or expanded businesses in downtown St. Paul (opens the original)
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When Marriott International parted ways last fall with the Sonder brand of apartment-hotel suites, Sonder declared bankruptcy and abruptly closed shop worldwide, including its downtown St. Paul location at Ninth and Minnesota streets. It wouldn’t be long, however, before a competitor quietly moved into the eight-story building located just behind Minnesota Public Radio and Central Presbyterian Church. Roami at the Fitz is open for business, leasing short-term “aparthotel” rentals on Airbnb and E
St. Paul: Homeless from Pig’s Eye encampment are moved out (opens the original)
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After four or five months of living in a tent at the city’s largest homeless encampment, a 33-year-old St. Paul man joined dozens of other tent dwellers in relocating Wednesday from Pig’s Eye Regional Park to the woods off Randolph Avenue, James Avenue and Shepard Road. The city’s second-largest encampment soon swelled with newcomers, raising questions with a growing number of skeptics concerned about Mayor Kaohly Her’s decision to clear the city’s three largest homeless sites on a rolling basis
Residents of Pig’s Eye Park encampment prepare for city sweep (opens the original)
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Days before the city of St. Paul is set to begin a shutdown down of its major homeless encampments, the mood of residents at Pig’s Eye Park is tense. The city says about 140 people call Pig’s Eye Park, the largest homeless encampment in the city, their home. The spacious area is tucked away from public view, accessible only by foot. Tents of every color decorate its outskirts, some in close proximity like a tight knit community, others in solace under the shade of trees. Dozens of resident dogs
Theater review: At Lyric Arts in Anoka, ‘The Prom’ is confident and freshly relevant (opens the original)
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Without trying to, the Lyric Arts production of “The Prom” makes a strong case that the show is best when performed for a Midwest audience. The musical comedy follows Emma, a 17-year-old high school student in small-town Indiana who angers community parents and fellow students when she asks to bring her girlfriend to prom. Reading “three quarters of a news story” about this homophobic uproar on social media, four flailing Broadway stars decide to hop on a bus to the Midwest under the pretense of
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