Connye LaCombe – West St. Paul Reader

Hello, Neighbor: Connye LaCombe

“If you want a good community, then get involved,” said Connye LaCombe, a tutor, retired teacher, and community advocate.

Residents speaking during a West St. Paul City Council meeting

West St. Paul Community Supports Mental Health Crisis Center

The community came out in droves to speak about a proposed mental health crisis center, which City Council voted to approve unanimously.

Meet a Member: Connye LaCombe

Favorite place in West St. Paul? “Mud Lake Park because I get to watch the birds and wildlife that frequent the park. Thompson Park would come in second for the lovely wooded walks and the classes offered.”

WSP Pride 2022 event with vendors and LGBTQ+ flags.

WSP Pride: Community Advocate Award & What Does Pride Mean to You?

The third annual WSP Pride event happened this weekend at the Sports Complex with several hundred people attending and recognition of a local community advocate.

WSP Pride and Optimist Club of West St. Paul

Who’s Amazing in West St. Paul?

Two West St. Paul organizations are looking for people to recognize for giving back to the community. Nominate people for the Optimist of the Year and Community Advocate awards.

West St. Paul City Council Recap: Jan. 24, 2022

The West St. Paul City Council approved a resolution encouraging mask wearing, ran into confusion over prevailing wage requirements on city projects, and took the first step to reduce the number of required public hearings.

West St. Paul City Council Preview: Jan. 24, 2022

With the omicron variant of COVID-19 surging, West St. Paul City Council will consider enforcing a mask mandate. Other agenda items include ordinance changes to require fewer public hearings and allow free-standing solar power units, as well as appointing residents to city committees.

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