The Vulcans: front: Vulcanus Rex LXXII, Joe Vogel, N. St. Paul, back row, left to right: Baron Hot Sparkus, Steve Gravem, Maplewood, Duke of Klinker, , The Vulcans: front: Joe Vogel, (U.S. Postal Service) back row, left to right: Steve Gravem, St.Paul Police Officer, Steve Gurney, W.S.B. & Associates,, General Flameous, Fred Edstrom, left, fixes the headdress of Grand Duke Fertilious, Tim Shanley, before a photo shoot in the Pioneer Press photo studi
By ANDY RATHBUN | arathbun@pioneerpress.com | Pioneer PressKing Boreas rules no more.Vulcanus Rex and his crew of mischievous Vulcans overthrew the Ki
Howie Register (cq Howie), a collector of St. Paul Winter Carnival memorabilia who is in charge of the exhibit this year at the Landmark Center, at ho, Howie Register (cq Howie), a collector of St. Paul Winter Carnival memorabilia, who is in charge of the exhibit this year at the Landmark Center, with, Howie Register holds buttons from 1946 when the Winter Carnival was called the St. Paul Victory Carnival after WWII. Howie Register (cq Howie), a coll, Howie Register said that earlier St. Paul Winter Carnival buttons had a theme, as indicated on these buttons, January 21, 2009. Howie Register (cq How
By ANDY RATHBUN | arathbun@pioneerpress.com | Pioneer PressWhile thousands search for a medallion during the Winter Carnival each year, Howie Register
"We'll just plump up these lips," said Chad Peterson of Robbinsdale, who grinds on Mr. Wally Eye, part of his team's sculpture, "A School of Fish," at, Chris Swarbrick of Richfield cleans up an ice sphere, part of his team's entry, "Fountain of the Unicorns," at Rice Park in St. Paul on Friday January
By JOHN BREWER | Pioneer PressThe temperature might have dropped below zero as the wind wailed Friday, but the ice-carving teams in Rice Park loved it