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City of West St. Paul tent at Sustainability Spring Fling (photo by Adelaide Christensen)

Neighbors Come Out Despite Rain for City Cleanup

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Rain dampened the City of West St. Paul’s first Sustainability Spring Fling yesterday, but neighbors and volunteers still came out to participate. The event combined the annual city cleanup with an environmental fair, tree planting, and last-minute addition of the kids garage sale

Photos From the 2026 Sustainability Spring Fling

Here are photos from the event by photographer Adelaide Christensen:

All photos by Adelaide Christensen: Adelaide is a senior at Two Rivers High School and enjoys motorsports, cross country skiing, and nature photography.

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