Looking north at the corner of Payne and York Avenues, 1910s. Then and Now: Social Change and Economic Development in East Side Saint Paul Amidst ongoing debates over what can
JB Vang President Kou Vang at a community meeting in Feb. 2024. Photo Credit: Geordie Flantz Redevelopment of the Historic Hamm’s Brewery Site Continues JB Vang is pressing forward with
Get the Lead Out By Mandy Okonek It is “highly likely” that unsafe amounts of lead particulates are in our air. Direct neighbors of Northern Iron and Machine Facility (867
Photo Credit: Mandy Devens Purple Line Opens with More Rapid Bus Transit in the Works By Michaela Corniea and ESU Staff Americans, to put it simply, are obsessed with cars.
The East Side Freedom Library is excited to announce the establishment of a digital repository for community archives! The rise of community-generated archives has unfolded in a time when the
To our East Side Freedom Library community, We write to you today as the Board of Directors of the East Side Freedom Library (ESFL) to share important news about a
I am writing to you today, our community—those who share the values, hope, and vision for a more just and equitable society. I feel the weight of the election results
By Michaela Corniea Looking at the Larry Olds collection feels like looking at a bag of library secrets. More of an open secret at the East Side Freedom Library, it
Review by Michaela Corniea “One of the greatest and most urgent challenges facing today’s children relates to how they will nurture and educate tomorrow’s children. Therein lies the real hope
Review by Michaela Corniea Pedagogy of the Oppressed was originally written in Portuguese by Brazilian educator Paulo Freire, and first published in 1968. Two years later, in 1970, the English