Bob Pace – West St. Paul Reader

Swearing in a police officer at West St. Paul City Council.

West St. Paul City Council Recap: June 12, 2023

West St. Paul City Council took the first official step in expanding signs and allowing murals, used state money to restructure the police department, approved an interim marijuana moratorium, and had a closed session that’s likely the first step in coming redevelopment.

West St. Paul City Council Preview: June 12, 2023

West St. Paul’s City Council will again debate the sign ordinance, will consider an interim marijuana moratorium, and has a closed session for the sale of the former AutoZone.

New owners Wade Deslauriers and Tom Archambault with previous owners Ken Pace and Bob Pace.

New Ownership for Longtime Family Business Pace’s

A third generation West St. Paul business with more than 60 years of history, Pace’s Tire and Service Center, is under new ownership. But the small-town customer service should continue.

West St. Paul City Council Members Throughout History

Since 1889, 168 people have served on the West St. Paul City Council. Here’s a look at each council, when they served, and some council factoids.

City Council Recap: Dec. 14, 2020

The West St. Paul City Council passed the 2021 budget and tax levy, reviewed improvements for Thompson Park, and passed liquor license rebates for 2021.

City Council Preview: Dec. 14, 2020

The last City Council meeting of the year will be closed to public attendance but still broadcast. The 2021 budget is the big item on the agenda.

2020 Campaign Spending in West St. Paul Hits Record High

West St. Paul’s 2020 election campaign was the most expensive in history, topping a combined $46,000.

Final Results for the 2020 West St. Paul Election

We’ve got preliminary election results for local races here in West St. Paul. As absentee votes continue to be counted these results could change.

Local Election Update: Voting, Money, & False Statements

A last-minute election update, including a turnout update, a report on candidate financial filings, and more false statements from one candidate.

The End of Celebrate West St. Paul Days

Earlier this month Celebrate West St. Paul Days—the organization responsible for the annual West St. Paul Days events, including the parade and West St. Paul royalty—announced they were shutting down.