In short, the hidden wonder of the 636-acre Lilydale Regional Park won’t be quite so hidden ... originally planned to start in the fall. They also persuaded the city to complete a discretionary ...

ST. LOUIS PARK, Minn. -- While the City of St. Paul warns fossil hunters at Lilydale Regional Park about potentially hazardous and unsafe conditions in the park, some of the parents whose children ...

In the year since a waterlogged cliff in Lilydale Regional Park collapsed with a group of ... available in July and decisions could be made by fall, Hahm said. Possible measures could include ...

The City Council voted Wednesday to request disaster-relief funding for Lilydale Regional Park. Ten-year-old Mohamed Fofana and 9-year-old Haysem Sani were killed when a waterlogged cliff fell on ...

Create an account or log in to save stories. A buck stands near an area in Lilydale Regional Park Monday, Nov. 12, 2012 where St. Paul park officials have proposed building a new park building.

In his letter to supporters, Olsen lays out the plan: “While the resuscitation of Lilydale Regional Park is necessarily an ambitious, multi-partner, multi-year project, the first steps — ours ...

With its fossil beds, wooded bluff paths, hanging bogs and butterfly hatchery, St. Paul’s Lilydale Regional Park is a natural oasis in the shadows of downtown skyscrapers. And while the city’s ...

Two children from an elementary school in St. Louis Park were killed in a landslide in Lilydale Regional Park in last month. Transcripts of 911 calls show field-trip supervisors had a hard time ...

St. Paul has shut down part of Lilydale Regional Park and suspended fossil-hunting expeditions while it investigates what triggered Wednesday's mudslide. Lilydale Regional Park is off-limits to ...

The parents of 10-year-old Haysem Sani, Mohamed Muse and Sartu Nagayo, talk about their son, who was killed in a landslide at Lilydale Regional Park on May 22, 2013. Image courtesy of KARE 11.

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