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In a national context of schools removing books and teachers being restricted—especially on topics of race and LGBTQ+ issues—ISD 197 will begin using a supplemental anti-bias curriculum to help kids from a range of identities feel welcomed and included.
A custom-designed Little Free Library was installed in the Art Park at Oakdale and Butler to house books and art supplies.
West St. Paul’s Pride in the Park returns to Southview Park on August 7 for food, family friendly activities, a silent auction, and more.
Little Free Libraries have become a hallmark of community interaction and neighborliness. Who doesn’t love pairing books and neighbors? We have a wealth of Little Free Libraries in West St. Paul, and we talked to a few librarians about the experience.
The ground-breaking children’s book by West St. Paul author Julie Schanke Lyford releases with a virtual launch party.
The holidays are upon us and it’s a good time to shop local and support West St. Paul businesses, organizations, and artists. We’ve rounded up some tips for holiday gifts.
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