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Among the greatest fears of many older people is developing Alzheimer’s or a similar dementia disease.

courtesy Nathan Leonhardt

A mural will be installed at Lake Phalen this summer and organizers are asking the community to help brainstorm ideas for it. 

The South St. Paul City Council voted Jan. 22 to unanimously move forward with the renovation of Fifth Avenue South, giving the City Engineering Department the green light to finalize plans. 

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The Inver Grove Heights City Council has been discussing how to regulate short-term rentals through services like Airbnb for some two years.

Despite frigid temperatures, the East Side saw an uptick in violent crime over the past week.

A recent study finds that 52 percent of American households are at risk of not being able to carry their current lifestyle into retirement. This is an increase from an estimated 45 percent of households in a 2004 study.

A group of 30 South St. Paul residents got a tour of the Capitol from some of its regulars on Jan. 26. Sens. Karla Bigham and Matt Klein, along with State Reps.

North St. Paul’s city hall and council chambers were used as the set for a short film on Jan 18. The fictional city council is part of the short film “Last Straw.”