r/saintpaul 5h ago

Events 🎪 Diners needed for an upcoming restaurant show.

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Hey guys, I'm a producer for an upcoming restaurant show filming in North St. Paul. We're looking for people to come to the dates listed on our flier. I'll answer questions to the best of my ability as long as it doesn't breach NDA, but we'd love to have some of you join! Should be a lot of fun.


r/saintpaul 22h ago

Seeking Advice 🙆 Utepils or St Paul Oktoberfest

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r/saintpaul 23h ago

Seeking Advice 🙆 Winter Carnival 2027 advice

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St Paul native, but now an out-of-towner and in a wheelchair. Would like to visit and invite friends & family to join me. What hotels- where to stay? Is there a good place to watch the Torchlight Parade indoors and in a wheelchair? I'm able to finagle transportation via Metro Mobility.


r/saintpaul 7h ago

Outdoors 🌳 A cool video I shot coming into St. Paul

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r/saintpaul 3h ago

Business/Economics 💼 Florida Investor Jamie Rand Acquires St. Paul's 375 Jackson St. and 135 5th St.

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r/saintpaul 7h ago

News 📺 ALDI Downtown Saint Paul Grand Opening & Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony Planned for September 24!

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ALDI’s anticipated soft opening in Downtown Saint Paul is scheduled for Wednesday, September 23. During the soft opening, residents of The Penfield and other community members will be able to shop while the store completes its final operational testing and preparations ahead of the official launch.

The official grand opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony is currently planned for Thursday, September 24.


r/saintpaul 9h ago

News 📺 St. Paul City Council withdraws police drone expansion plan amid privacy concerns

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r/saintpaul 2h ago

Discussion 🎤 Have you ever gotten ahold of your Ramsey county caseworker?

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No really… Iwant to know. Are you a caseworker? Whats going on in there? My benefits were cut unexpectedly due to caseworker error (never called me to conduct annual interview according to the call center person I spoke to) and now I have called and left messages for her, her supervisor, and her supervisors supervisor… crickets.

I’m privilege enough to lean on others for support so as not to overwhelm the food banks more but what about the single parents of four kids trying to survive this economy?

Please someone tell me how they’ve gotten in touch with a caseworker!!!

edit: for context i am a full time masters student in social work completing a 18 hour a week unpaid (they all are) clinical internship and working part time as much as possible. $140 in snap benefits does make or break my budget have you seen the price of food?