St. Paul City Council members depart: What makes them proud

After weathering some of the most momentous events in modern city history, four of the seven council members will not return in 2024.

Related Keywords

Highwood ,Minnesota ,United States ,Hennepin County ,Chris Coleman ,Harry Truman ,Amy Brendmoen ,Lee Helgen ,Russel Balenger ,George Floyd ,Mike Hahm ,Jay Benanav ,Axel Henry ,Chris Tolbert ,Melvin Carter ,Catherine Penkert ,George Latimer ,David Glass ,Rebecca Hamblin ,Hwa Jeong Kim ,Dai Thao ,Paul City Council ,Larpenteur Alliance ,Economic Development ,Paul Council ,Redevelopment Authority ,Ford Motor Co ,Paul Department Of Planning ,Circle Of Peace Movement ,Hennepin County Attorney Office ,John Autey Pioneer ,Bend Community Center ,Children Home Society Family Services In St ,Labor Party ,University Of New Hampshire ,Home Society ,Family Services ,Paul City ,Green Line ,Allianz Field ,Highland Bridge ,North End Community Center ,City Hall ,Police Chief Axel Henry ,John Autey ,Pioneer Press ,Ford Motor ,Twin Cities ,Mississippi River ,Mayor Chris Coleman ,Right Track ,Water Commissioners ,Hennepin County Attorney ,Jane Prince ,New Hampshire ,Education Minnesota ,Mayor George Latimer ,Paul Democratic Farmer Labor Party ,Summit Avenue ,East Side ,Highwood Hills ,Paul Urban Tennis ,Paul Mayor Melvin Carter ,Peace Movement ,Jimmy Lee Recreation Center ,Lexington Parkway ,Concordia Avenue ,Paul City Council President Amy Brendmoen ,Minnesota Attorney General ,Como Lakeside Pavilion ,