Solomon Gustavo

A tax-funded, free public library system is a social treasure that’s easy to take for granted. 

Lake Elmo City Council approved parking on the north side of 32nd Street east of Lake Elmo Avenue at its July 2 meeting. 

After moving to the former Ace Hardware building on Highway 36, Window World is expanding the shop.

Television competition shows of every variety are for the brave and immensely talented. 

“We want cheese,” said Jill Lundgren.

Cheese vendors, that is, noted the founder and chief organizer of the Lake Elmo Farmers Market. She started the market in the summer of 2014. This is its fifth year. 

A tax-funded, free public library system is a social treasure that’s easy to take for granted. 

In an effort to be as “business friendly as possible,” the North St. Paul City Council welcomed a new pawn shop to town and updated its ordinance for massage therapy licencing. 

The Minnesota State Patrol had to shut down both lanes of traffic on Highway 36 in Lake Elmo to attend to a semi that had crashed and rolled over June 18. 

Window World recently opened at 2220 Highway 36 in the former North St. Paul Ace Hardware Store space. “Where’s Ace?” people sometimes come in and ask, said Window World franchise owner Mary Derosier.

Following an increasingly tense back-and-forth between Maplewood City Council members and Myth Live lawyers at its June 10 meeting, the council approved a plan for improving security at the venue.