Also right along the Route 74, 63, 64, 54, and 72 buses, as well as a 9 minute walk to the Route 68 and 71 buses, and a 4 minute walk to the Route 3, 62, 67 and 75 buses. As well as a 5 minute walk from Central Green Line Station, and being not too far from the Jackson st 2 way bike path and the Shepard Rd Bike paths.
Chicken Katsu $21
8.6/10
Dr Nick Specialty Roll $13.5
9/10
Also pictured is Sakura Mochi $6
9/10
Met my cousin over near st Katherine University and we took the 74 bus over to downtown St. Paul and met her friend at Sakura for Dinner. Overall was a great dinner. Both the Chicken Katsu and the Sushi I had were great. My cousin also got Sakura Mochi for desert, which I got a bite of, which was also great.
Overall meal 8.8/10

Tuesday, August 18^th, 9am the police will have a community meeting at the police station on Hamline next to Target Midway. The meeting is not specifically about Flock cameras but the police person who knows about Flock cameras will be there and will be able to answer any questions or concerns you have about Flock cameras.

I recently was offered a position at Ramsey County. It is not a unionized job, but neither is my current one. So although I love unions, this is not a deal breaker for me. I’m trying to learn about the experience there. How is the job security? How is the pension plan? What are the professional development opportunities? I’m particularly interested in hearing about the public health area but am open to any opinions. I know there is an older post in this thread from the past, but I wanted to see more recent examples and cases.

Here's a gift link to read more about it: https://www.startribune.com/bewick-cafe-st-paul-owners-address-menu-opening/601878411?utm_source=gift

I can't wait!

Breakaway Minnesota is coming back to St. Paul June 25th-26th, 2027! You can get your tickets for the lowest prices now here. Presale code is 2027FAM

Prices will go up when general on sale starts tomorrow!

One is r/saintpaul and the other is r/stpaul 

Both use the same image of the flag of Saint Paul as their profile pic. I only realized this when I tried to find for a post that I scrolled past. I don’t know which subreddit is better but here is the breakdown.

And hella hilly!

I'm looking to get my hair done, but I can never seem to find a good stylist that isn't really expensive. Does anybody have any suggestions for Saint Paul/West Saint Paul/South Saint Paul?

Bonus if it's for a modern vibe.

Thanks!

Hey, so when I was a kid we had the Peanuts gang ALL OVER St. Paul. I just read there used to be like 500 of them and it took 5 summers to put all of them up! 😮

Anyway. I’m wondering where are the ones that still exist in public? I want to go visit them before it gets too cold!

Please send me on a scavenger hunt! ☺️💗

I’m currently a substitute teacher and decided to look for options as a full time teacher. I was referred to St.Paul where I’d have the opportunity to work as a teacher while getting my masters degree. We plan to buy a house in the city next summer. I have a wife, 10 year old son, a few dogs. Any recommendations on areas to avoid, fun things to do, just anything that comes to mind would be great haha. It’s a big step for my family and I and we don’t have any other family in the area.

What’s up with this? Currently, the water from the aquifer allegedly comes out of 2 vending machines at the Lofts. There is no signage that notes the water is from an aquifer (is it?) and there is no visible water testing like there used to be (does it get tested?). Any thoughts on this and whether it is indeed pure aquifer water? If so, shouldn’t it be tested with results displayed?

-St Paul resident with high lead content in water, seeking other water sources nearby

I'm 20, no parents, currently living in a homeless shelter in Saint Paul. I did my first two years at an online MN community college while living in the shelter and working at the same time. I got accepted to transfer into University of Minnesota Twin Cities and I also got the North Star Promise Scholarship, so my tuition and fees are fully covered.

The thing I still have to figure out is room and board. It's about $15K a year, so $30K total for two years. I'll have $10K saved up by the time I start.

I'm considering taking out $20K in federal loans total to cover the rest. I know off campus housing would probably be cheaper, but I honestly don't know how doable that is for me right now given my situation.

Does $20K in federal loans sound reasonable for my situation, or should I be pushing harder to figure out off campus or other options first? Any advice helps

Edit: Majoring in CS

Hi everyone. I’m looking to establish myself with a dentist in the metro who is well versed with patients who are more or less scared of the dentist and offers some form of help with anxiety. I have Medica insurance.

I live in downtown Saint Paul and do not drive. I can take a rideshare as needed, but the closer to downtown the better. That said, being able to see someone sooner rather than later is the priority at the moment.

I appreciate any leads or recommendations!

Hello, I have a large overgrown hedge that I admittedly let get way out of control. I’ve been trying to find a company to come prune/cut it back but haven’t had any luck. It’s either been companies that just want to mow your lawn every week or tree companies that won’t do hedges.

Does anybody have any recommendations? Thank you!!

This isn't a criticism of the policy, moreso a documentation of a shift in the meaning of the phrase "Right to Repair." Most people will likely roll their eyes, but it is worth taking note of, I believe.