Proud woodworkers keep on turning old into usable again

Tom Guelcher ran a successful painting company with seven employees in the 1980s before his attention turned to woodworking, the eventual primary focus of his career.Guelcher, a Macalester-Groveland resident, has stayed busy ever since as the owner of Turning Point…

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UST can serve liquor at more spots on campus, with conditions

The University of Saint Thomas will be able to serve alcohol at several additional locations on its Saint Paul campus with the City Council’s approval of an amended liquor license on January 26. The new locations include the north athletic…

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Taking it from the street

Selby JazzFest doesn't miss a beat with virtual shows in SeptemberBy Anne MurphySelby Avenue JazzFest will have a different vibe this year, according to founder and still director Mychael Wright. Rather than the one-day event that has become a September…

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Coming together

Alan and Nicole Milligan pose with one of the pinwheels for “Better Angels,” their new sculpture scheduled to be installed on Landmark Plaza in downtown St. Paul later this week. Photo by Brad Stauffer Sculpture on downtown plaza will evoke…

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News Briefs May 13, 2020

Neighbors appeal permit, variances for seven-story building on West 7th Irvine Park neighbors are appealing the St. Paul Planning Commission’s decision on May 1 to approve a conditional use permit and variances for an 85-foot-tall mixed-use building at 337 W.…

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