Author: Andy Monserud

Andy Monserud

Andy is a South St. Paul native and St. Paul local with a passion for bike and train travel and a habit of talking loudly about both with anyone who will listen. He joined the streets.mn board in 2021, around the time he started getting into Deep Space 9. He also plays and listens to bad folk-punk and is a sucker for tabletop and video RPGs. He writes about courts for money and other things for fun.

Artist Hend Al-Mansour (left) poses with the artwork at Target on East Lake that, with her permission, has become the visual symbol of Streets.mn's racial equity work. Used with permission from the artist's Twitter Feed: @hendalmansour

Streets.mn’s Racial Equity Analysis Is Complete!

Andy Monserud • July 18, 2023

Streets.mn is working to become a more inclusive and racially equitable organization. Read more in our Racial Equity Analysis — and join the effort!

Together, Building an Anti-Racism Resource Library

Fran Di Caprio, Tim Brackett and Andy Monserud • October 22, 2021

Streets.mn wants to collaborate with readers on our new Anti-Racism library.

Extended Deadline! Become a streets.mn Board Member

Announcements

Katie Emory, Glen Johnson and Andy Monserud • November 13, 2020

Whew! The last few weeks have been a wild ride, to say the least. I will admit that a few things may have inadvertently fallen off of my to-do list. I imagine some of you might be able to say the same. That’s why streets.mn is extending its board recruitment period until Tuesday, November 17, […]