Archive for the ‘Business’ Category
January 3rd, 2010
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Author: Despite opposition from community organizations, the Saint Paul Zoning Committee unanimously approved a vital permit on December 30 for the redevelopment of the Big Top Liquor in the Midway Shopping Center.
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©2009 David Kaplan
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Posted in Business, Daily Planet Originals, Government, News, St. Paul, Union Park
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Vendors at the Hmongtown Marketplace (217 Como Avenue, St. Paul) use various skills and techniques obtained from cultural practices to battle the current economic downfall. The marketplace consists of two main buildings and a seasonal section outside.MORE »
©2009 Diana Vang
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Posted in Business, Como, Daily Planet Originals, Food and restaurants, Immigrants, News, St. Paul
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Vendors at the Hmongtown Marketplace (217 Como Avenue, St. Paul) use various skills and techniques obtained from cultural practices to battle the current economic downfall. The marketplace consists of two main buildings and a seasonal section outside.MORE »
©2009 Diana Vang
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Posted in Business, Como, Daily Planet Originals, Food and restaurants, Immigrants, News, St. Paul
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Facing an uphill battle with the Saint Paul City Council and Planning Commission set to vote next week, community groups faced off against developers over the future of the Midway Shopping Center on December 16.MORE »
©2009 David E. Kaplan
Snelling and University Avenue
St. Paul, Minnesota
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Posted in Business, Daily Planet Originals, Hamline Midway, News, St. Paul, Union Park
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Va Megn Thoj, Tran Nhon and David Zander recently testified on unemployment issues of the Asian American community of Minnesota at a Jobs Task Force Public Hearing.MORE »
©2009 Asian American Press
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While the recession, health care and the war in Afghanistan dominate the headlines, Minnesotans gathered Saturday to put the focus on the movement for a fair and just global economy. Carrying signs and banners that read “Fair Trade Now!” more than 100 people crossed the Ford Bridge between Minneapolis and St. Paul and marched to a rally at the United Auto Workers Local 879 hall.MORE »
©2009 Workday Minnesota
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Posted in Business, Economy, Global/Local, Highland Park, Labor, News, St. Paul, Work & Economy
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