If you’ve been by Garlough Park lately, you may have noticed the formerly dense forest is now wide open. It looks like a bomb went off, with shredded debris on the ground and nothing but mature trees still standing.

If you’ve been by Garlough Park lately, you may have noticed the formerly dense forest is now wide open. It looks like a bomb went off, with shredded debris on the ground and nothing but mature trees still standing.
Wentworth Library has lost nearly half of its parking lot to storm sewer construction. The good news is it should be finished in a few weeks.
Residents clamoring for a community center can rejoice—the City of West St. Paul is commissioning a feasibility study.
Heritage ESTEM Magnet School is getting a redesigned parking lot with a separate drop-off loop and main parking lot.
Local government is where all the action happens, but it can be difficult to navigate. So we’re sharing a beginner’s guide to West St. Paul City Council to help residents participate in local government.
Proposed property tax statements recently hit West St. Paul mailboxes, prompting a round of bemused head scratching and fist shaking about what it really means. We try to explain.