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A month after fire, longtime St. Paul coffee shop announces reopening date

JS Bean Factory faced multiple delays as it worked to open its doors again.

St Paul, MN · 20h

KSTP 5 Eyewitness News Minneapolis-St. Paul MN

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St. Paul City Council president moving to Ramsey County Board of Commissioners

The current president of the St. Paul City Council will be heading to the Ramsey County Board of Commissioners in the new year.

St Paul, MN · 1d

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Saint Paul Council Rejects Neighbors' Appeal, Clears Four-Story Student Housing Near UST

2094 Goodrich Ave. — Approximate Site of Student-Housing Project. A four-story apartment building rising at 2094 Goodrich Ave. in Saint Paul will move forward as planned after the City Council voted 5-1 to deny neighbors' appeal of its building permit. The project, replacing what had been a two-bedroom single-family home, is designed to house students near the University of St. Thomas with three six-bedroom apartments stacked above a shared fourth-floor gathering space.

St Paul, MN · 21h
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Meet the women behind St. Thomas football's success

Behind the 118-man University of St. Thomas football roster is a team of women helping them succeed on the field.

St Paul, MN · 1d

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Park’s Augustine earns All-State honors at state cross country meet

St. Louis Park had a representative in both Class AAA races, senior Tyber Augustine in the boys race and junior Adeline Stewart in the girls race at the state cross country meet, which debuted at Majestic Oaks Golf Course in Ham Lake on Saturday. St. Louis Park senior Tyber Augustine improved 82 positions and more than one minute off his state meet finish in 2025 to garner All-State honors, finishing 15th overall in 15:45.0. Augustine closed out his fall with the Orioles with five top-five finishes, including winning the Steve Hoag Invite in Anoka in the first 5,000-meter race on Sept. 10 and was second at the Griak Invite (Sept. 19), Mankato East Invite (a personal best time of 15:17.5 on Oct. 14) and Metro West Conference Championships (Oct. 20) before finishing fifth at the Section 6AAA Championships to qualify for state in 15:53.2. At state, Augustine was one-tenth of a second behind Edina junior Isaak Koivula Schadow for 14th place and less than six seconds off Minnetonka senior Casey Nordstrom’s 10th-place time of 15:39.7. Augustine held his place through the opening mile in 4:50 before dropping two places by the second mile marker in 5:12.9. He maintained his place

St Louis Park, MN · 1d

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Armstrong alum sparks historic triumph with St. Paul Central

Robbinsdale Armstrong alum Mohammed Gubara made history last week, overseeing St. Paul Central’s return to the top levels of the boys soccer state tournament, playing in the semifinals and eventually securing third place honors in Class AAA. Born in the United States but largely raised in his family’s homeland of Sudan, Gubara eventually made a new home in Minnesota and went on to attend Armstrong. Graduating high school in 2018, Gubara was a major presence on the varsity boys soccer team under then-head coach Marcus Anthony. The two eventually became co-workers, with Gubara taking up an assistant coaching role at Armstrong. The two departed Armstrong boys soccer after the conclusion of the 2023 season. While Anthony, who graduated from Robbinsdale Cooper, went on to take up the men’s head coaching job at Anoka-Ramsey Community College, Gubara aimed for a bigger role in high school sports, filling the head coach vacancy of St. Paul Central’s boys soccer program after building his resume both at Armstrong and as youth coach in the club game at Park Valley United, where he also played and won a state championship, and Boreal FC, where he is now boys technical director. Central project Arriving at a

St Paul, MN · 1d

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Penumbra’s “Black Nativity” returns with star guest lineup

Penumbra Theatre’s holiday production of “Black Nativity” is returning for its 34th year, running Dec. 3-24. With special guest performers and expanded production design, this year’s show promises a refreshed experience for longtime fans and newcomers alike. The original play, written by Langston Hughes in 1961,...

St Paul, MN · 20h

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Andover approves pair of street reconstruction assessments

The Andover City Council approved more than $575,000 in assessments Nov. 4 for two completed street reconstruction projects. Both votes were 4-0. Property owners in both project areas can pay their full assessments within one month without interest. They can also have the assessments added to their property taxes from 2027 through 2034 at 4.07% interest. Public Works Director Dave Berkowitz said the first project rebuilt streets in Kadlec Estates, a neighborhood with 13 parcels east of Hanson Boulevard and north of 150th Lane. Based on the bid, the project cost $457,949.96. The city’s share was $343,462.47, and assessments totaled $114,487.49. The assessment is $8,806.73 per unit, with annual installments of $1,311.83. Berkowitz showed before-and-after photos of streets that had extensive alligator cracking and patched potholes. The reconstruction included new concrete curbs and pavement. Nightingale and Whittington Ridge The second project rebuilt streets in Nightingale Preserve, Whittington Ridge and the first three sections of Nightingale Estates. The project cost $1,900,591.29. The city’s share was $1,439,624.61, and assessments totaled $460,966.68 across 54 units. The assessment is $8,536.42 per unit, with annual installments of $1,271.56. Berkowitz showed before-and-after photos of the second project, pointing out the extent of the cracking and wear

Andover, MN · 2d

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Commercial development district debate continues

Eleven years ago, it was announced that Major League Soccer was coming to University and Snelling avenues in St. Paul. That generated excitement about busy game days and an influx of new bars and restaurants. One idea was for soccer club marches to the stadium from venues including O’Gara’s.

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