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Police hire first full-time female officer

While Hollywood continues to fuel stereotypical female roles through its portrayal of damsels in distress saved by fist-fighting, crime-stopping macho men, the real-life superheros at the St. Paul Park Police Department now include a woman among their ranks.

By Lindsay Smith , August 21, 2008

Food shelf provides families with school supplies

August 13, 2008

SPP Police seek armed burglars

Two men reportedly burglarized a St. Paul Park apartment, fled and then fired a gunshot at residents from the apartment below who were chasing them early last Sunday morning.

By Scott Wente , August 01, 2008

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St. Paul Park man named 2008 outstanding senior

Don Drigans of St. Paul Park spends most of his week at Big Marine Lake, north of Stillwater Township, but he doesn’t have time to fish.

By Toni Lambert , July 31, 2008

Man in critical condition after fight, police seek assailant

St. Paul Park police are seeking a man who allegedly assaulted another man so badly at a party he is now in critical condition.

By Scott Wente , July 31, 2008

SPP royals want their crowns back

The parents of two St. Paul Park women who were asked to step down from the 2007-08 Heritage Days Royal Court, requested council members take action on the incident at the council’s Monday, July 7 meeting.

By Toni Lambert , July 08, 2008

Class of 1948 celebrates 60 years

Members of the class of 1948 mentioned a lot of “firsts” at their 60-year reunion dinner at Woodridge Park June 18.

By Scott Wente , July 01, 2008

SPP City council looks for 'presentable' face to show

Unsightly yards, cluttered commercial property, Highway 61 landscaping, an updated financial plan and economic development were all part of the discussion at the St. Paul Park City Council initiatives workshop, June 16.

By Toni Lambert , June 27, 2008

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Remember quiet zones?

Don’t hold your breath for activation of three railroad quiet zones in St. Paul Park.

By Toni Lambert , June 26, 2008

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Former resident too valuable to let go

Longtime St. Paul Park resident, former council member and volunteer Gene Anderson has moved to Cottage Grove.

By Toni Lambert , June 26, 2008

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More space for business?

A close-to-complete draft version of St. Paul Park’s 2008-2030 Comprehensive Plan features proposed expansion of commercial areas, enhanced parks and trails, and plans for the annexed southern area of the city.

By Toni Lambert , June 18, 2008

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Counties haggle over swing bridge

Call it a tale of two counties. Officials in Washington and Dakota counties are in a sort of tug of war over the swing bridge that spans the Mississippi River between St. Paul Park and Inver Grove Heights.

May 30, 2008

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Heritage Days could be carnival-less

St. Paul Park needs a carnival.

By Toni Lambert , May 28, 2008

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Church proposes illuminated signs

Cheri Dixon, business administrator at St. Thomas Aquinas Church, appeared before the St. Paul Park Planning Commission May 12 to request permission to install illuminated signs on the church grounds, 920 Holley Ave.

By Toni Lambert , May 22, 2008

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St. Paul Park says thanks ... officially

St. Paul Park City Council members, department heads and administrative staff spent the evening May 2 thanking volunteers for their time, energy and talent.

By Toni Lambert , May 16, 2008

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