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Where the sidewalk ends: Walkability in Saint Paul

Posted on April 28, 2016 by Alyssa Heitfeld

By Alyssa Heitfeld and Sarah Richman As spring approaches, Minnesotans celebrate shedding their overcoats by embracing the outdoors. Though cold months can make it harder people to get outside,, many residents of Saint Paul spend a significant amount of … Continue reading →

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Wheels of change

Posted on April 21, 2016 by Alyssa Heitfeld

By Alyssa Heitfeld and Lauren Mayer Bike activists have made the Twin Cities one of the more bike friendly metropolitan areas in the United States, fostering bike infrastructure creation and ideological shifts about the utility of bikes.

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Where the sidewalk ends: Walkability in Saint Paul

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