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While the state legislature opened the door on edibles and other hemp-derived products, West St. Paul City Council shut the door with a temporary moratorium while they work out regulatory issues. The Council also approved townhouses on the former golf course on a split vote.
Everybody loves a best book list, but what about locally? We look at the top books checked out at West St. Paul’s Wentworth Library in 2021.
We talk with new(ish) Wentworth Library Branch Manager Jade Cabagnot about library changes and improvements, the importance of representation in library books, and some favorite reads.
West St. Paul may have a lack of public art, but we do have two of the same sculpture.
For the first time in more than a year the West St. Paul City Council chambers returned to normal with Council members and staff at the table and room for a full audience. It was also a return to business as usual with the agenda comprised of mostly routine items.
Mostly routine business at the upcoming West St. Paul City Council meeting as well as another opportunity to expand sidewalks in the city.
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