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Government workers returning to work is a big deal for downtown St. Paul, but not a silver bullet

The return of state employees to their offices in June, joining St. Paul city staff, could bring thousands of government workers back to downtown St. Paul. A day after Gov. Tim Walz announced the return-to-work plan,

CBS Minnesota on MSN · 4h

Why downtown St. Paul businesses look forward to state workers working more in office

While some state workers may be feeling frustrated by Gov. Tim Walz in-person work mandate, business owners in St. Paul are looking forward to more foot traffic.

Yahoo · 1h

Back-to-office order could be ‘shot in the arm’ for downtown St. Paul

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz says he will require state employees to report to the office for at least half of their scheduled workdays starting June 1. What does this mean for downtown St. Paul? “I think this is going to be a tremendously positive thing for downtown,

KSTP21h

Workers to return to downtown St. Paul under new state policy

It comes as late last year, St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter called city workers back to the office at least three days a week starting April 1.

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Downtown St. Paul: Nonprofit law firm was given just days to move up to 50 offices

Southern Minnesota Regional Legal Services have with less than two weeks to move 48 to 50 offices, 60 attorneys from the ...

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Downtown St. Paul Lunds & Byerlys closes, leaving neighborhood without grocery store

It’s another hit as St. Paul — much like other downtowns throughout the U.S. — have struggled to find post-pandemic stability ...

St. Paul downtown: Lunds, Alliance Bank retailers close up shop

Two commercial corners of downtown St. Paul folded Thursday, casting grim shadows on once-promising business corridors hard hit by the pandemic, online shopping and the advent of remote work. Workers ...

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Downtown St. Paul Update | March 2025

WE'VE BEEN FOLLOWING THE PLIGHT OF POST-COVID DOWNTOWN ST. PAUL WITH PIONEER PRESS REPORTER FRED MELO. IT'S TOUGH, I THINK, WHEN YOU'RE DEALING WITH THE PRIVATE SECTOR, THE MAYOR CAN'T JUST SAY ...

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