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Scott Berger

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Stillwater Is a Riverfront Parking Lot With Some Nice Restaurants Attached

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By Scott Berger
| Racket
Scott Berger is a suburb-raised but city-awakened multi-modal enthusiast proudly based in St. Paul. A year-round cyclist and rider of Bromptons and e-bikes, Scott is secretly also a car enthusiast and purist who has somehow lived car-free through the Minnesota winter and in rural France. He is a Union Park District Council Board Member. I've earned the right to have this opinion. For 10 years, every workday—even during January—I've taken a lunch and podcast walk through Stillwater.
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RiversEdge would unlock the assets downtown already has

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By Scott Berger
| MyVillager
A rendering illustrates the concept behind the proposed RiversEdge plaza in downtown Saint Paul. Image courtesy of Ramsey County I was excited to read that Ramsey County is reviving the RiversEdge park and balcony proposal (MyVillager, April 24). At about $140 million, there needs to be a strong case for the public investment. Thankfully, there is. This bold plan would unlock existing assets of downtown while giving residents and tourists alike a reason to “just go” downtown.
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Half the Work Is Done: The Clear-Cut Case for a Subway in the I-94 Trench

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By Scott Berger
| streets.mn
The Rethinking I-94 conversation has been stuck in a false binary. The Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) frames the choice as freeway vs. surface boulevard — more cars fast, or fewer cars slow.
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