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Let’s Explore West St. Paul Postcard

Thanks to Dakota County for their support.

We partnered with the City of West St. Paul and Explore West St. Paul Days to create the Let’s Explore West St. Paul contest, including a postcard map listing 25 locations across the city. It’s a summer of discovery with weekly prizes for exploring West St. Paul.

The map: The postcard features a map of West St. Paul and highlights 25 locations across the city. The Let’s Explore West St. Paul website gives more details on each location. The fun illustrated style, created by local artist Andrew Baussan, features a number of critters seen in West St. Paul (including a few unique ones).

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How to get one: We sent copies to all our members and made them available at summer events.

How many postcards: This is the 18th postcard we’ve commissioned since 2019 to highlight West St. Paul, featuring the work of local artists.

Let's Explore West St. Paul postcard

About the Artist

Andrew Baussan is a local graphic designer, currently working for EcoLab. He’s also engaged in the local community, helping out with the Two Rivers drama department and designing the West St. Paul Pride logo, among other projects. Baussan has also designed several of stickers and buttons for member drives, and a series of “I Explored West St. Paul stickers” for the Let’s Explore West St. Paul contest.

About West St. Paul Reader & Postcards

Started in 2019, West St. Paul Reader offers neighborhood news, supported by neighbors. We commissioned local artists to create postcards to say thank you to our supporters. Join now to get our latest postcard and support our work.

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