East Side Newsbriefs

For the first time in more than 30 years, Battle Creek Regional Park is getting a new master plan.

The District 197 School Board on June 3 passed a resolution setting the goal of transitioning the school district to 100% clean electricity by 2020. 

North East Seniors for Better Living is expanding their free Home Maintenance Program due to a grant from the Catholic Community Foundation. The Home Maintenance Program offers free small home repairs to seniors living in northeast St.

Did you know that East Side Elders provided over 1,600 rides to seniors on the East Side last year?  With the help of incredible volunteers, East Side Elders helps older adults get to medical appointments, the bank, the grocery store, and other er

Flint Hills Resources awarded Discovery Scholarships to 26 college-bound students from 13 high schools in Dakota and Washington counties at a celebration banquet on June 5.

Motorists traveling eastbound Interstate 494 between Seventh Avenue and Highway 61 in South St. Paul should plan for major delays as eastbound I-494 is reduced to a single lane and ramps close beginning Sunday, June 16.

Did you know that East Side Elders provided over 1,600 rides to seniors on the East Side last year?  With the help of incredible volunteers, East Side Elders helps older adults get to medical appointments, the bank, the grocery store, and other er

North East Seniors for Better Living is expanding their free Home Maintenance Program due to a grant from the Catholic Community Foundation. The Home Maintenance Program offers free small home repairs to seniors living in North East St.

With summer officially in the air, farmers’ markets will be back in full force, including ones in the local area.

Farmers’ markets will be at the following locations:

• South St. Paul 

12th Avenue and Southview Boulevard 

Did you know that East Side Elders provided over 1,600 rides to seniors on the East Side last year?  With the help of volunteers, the group helps older adults get to medical appointments, the bank, the grocery store, and other errands.  Each ride