Posts related to the D10 Como Park Neighborhood Relations Committee
The Como Community Council has selected Jonah Fields, Laura Flockencier, and Maggie Zimmerman as District 10’s 2019 additions to the Saint Paul Neighborhood Honor Roll. The annual, citywide award recognizes members of our community who make a sustained and lasting impact on the quality of life in Como and the city – in other words, neighbors who make this a better place to live, work, and play.
D10 Adds 3 to Honor Roll Read More »
Saint Paul Parks and Recreation is teaming with two foundations to restore the Schiffman Fountain in Como Park. As anyone could see last summer, the 120-year-old bronze sculpture and fountain are deteriorating rapidly in looks and performance. The cast-iron mermaid statue, which sits east of Lexington Parkway and south of the Lakeside Pavilion, is the city’s oldest.
Better Days are Ahead for Fountain Read More »
District 10 has street barricades and portable recycling containers that community members can use for block parties, neighborhood, or family events
Don’t Forget These Party Supplies Read More »
Mike Ireland, the Rev. Frank P. Liu, and Quentin “Q” Nguyen have been chosen as District 10’s additions to the Saint Paul Neighborhood Honor Roll for 2017. The annual award is given to residents or organizations who make a sustained and lasting impact to improve the quality of life in their neighborhood and the city at large.
Our Honor Roll Expands Read More »
Como residents want local coffee shops and sit-down restaurants in our neighborhood, and wouldn’t mind a corner grocer and a taproom, either. Those are some of the conclusions from an online survey District 10 conducted earlier this year about residents’ views on neighborhood businesses.
What We Want in Our Neighborhood Read More »
District 10 is launching a “safety flag” project at hazardous crosswalks in the neighborhood. The concept is simple: As a pedestrian, you 1) grab a fluorescent orange flag that’s mounted on one side of the crosswalk, 2) wave it to get motorists’ attention, 3) walk across safely. After all, state law requires drivers and cyclists to stop for pedestrians in any crosswalk – marked or unmarked. (Once you reach the other side, just deposit the flag in the canister mounted there.)
That Ought to Get Their Attention Read More »
The Como Park neighborhood is one of St Paul’s safest, but crime can still occur. Review these tips to help avoid being a victim, and remember to report crimes and suspicious activity to the St Paul Police by calling 9-1-1.
In these modern times, most block clubs are anchored by an online communication system. That’s a fancy way of saying if you’re a block coordinator, probably you’ll want to maintain a block club email list. In fact, you’ll want to collect the email addresses of as many neighbors as you can as this will be
Enticing Neighbors to Join Your Block Club E-List Read More »
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