Bonding Bill and River Commerce: What Happens Next?
The 2018 Minnesota bonding bill included $5.2 million for the Port Development Assistance Fund. According to Kathryn Sarnecki, VP harbor management at the Saint Paul Port Authority, “This is a […]
The 2018 Minnesota bonding bill included $5.2 million for the Port Development Assistance Fund. According to Kathryn Sarnecki, VP harbor management at the Saint Paul Port Authority, “This is a […]
What’s Coming Up River? We talk about the importance of river shipping and getting Minnesota grains downstream to the Gulf of Mexico and beyond, but what about the products that […]
The “Coffee Shop” on Johnson Street has served the citizens of Northeast Minneapolis for the past seven years, but a leaky roof in 2017 dampened the warm and friendly atmosphere. […]
Tonya Bauer – Director of Strategic Development In 10 words or less describe what you do at the Saint Paul Port Authority: “Conduit to people, tools and resources to […]
At the Saint Paul Port Authority, we support river shipping because it’s critical to the success of our regional economy. Minnesota farmers rely on the Mississippi River to sell their products […]
ED101 Episode 3: Brownfield Remediation Brownfield’s and Brownfield Remediation are a main focus at the Saint Paul Port Authority and a large part of our economic development focus. Here to […]
ED101 Episode 2: BTUs and Energy Financing Saint Paul Authority manages two energy saving finance programs (MinnPACE & TrillionBTU) that help businesses state-wide through a revolving loan fund and external […]
ED101 Episode 1: Greening of Economic Development Greening of Economic Development is a concept created by the United Nations Industrial Redevelopment Organization as a method to attain sustainable economic growth […]
World’s Largest Hockey Mural Now in Saint Paul According to Google research, Toronto claimed stake to having the world’s largest hockey mural with a 100’ installation in April 2017. Fast […]
9 Tips to Help Protect the Environment Shopping with No Risk of Dropping Carnegie Mellon University Ph. D. Nathaniel Horner, Ph.D. at Carnegie Mellon recommends online shopping. The theory: delivery […]