St. Anthony Park Community Council
Cultivating Civic Engagement | Serving Our Neighborhood
With the exponential growth our community continues to experience, we keep seeing developments pop up in the neighborhood. While SAPCC doesn’t hear from all developers building in our neighborhood, we do get to hear about projects that require a zoning Read More
This survey will close July 5th. In collaboration with the City of St. Paul, SAPCC has designed a survey to help Joy of the People as they continue to engage the community over their proposed tennis courts resurfacing at the South Read More
Our neighborhood has a unique opportunity to build something with the help of an awesome local arts organization. The result will be something Desnoyer Parkand St. Anthony Park can use to advocate for a better Pelham Blvd bridge over I-94. With reconstruction scheduled just Read More
It’s that time of year again! Road closure time in the Twin Cities. Our neighborhood will see road closure effects from both Raymond Ave. Phase III and the construction work on Highway 280. Here’s the good news! The exits to Read More
What’s happening at Joy of the People Update: Hello St. Anthony Park, Thank you to all who were able to attend the community meeting on Wednesday. There was good and honest dialogue from all parties and by the end Read More
2016 Langford Summer Programs
To celebrate their 10 years in SAP, Salon George is offering 10% discounts to all customers during the month of February. They will also host a community event and art show on February 27th from 6-9pm.
Prospect North District has released a comprehensive guide on developer guidelines for growth and development in the innovation district. Take a look at what they’ve come up with! We were proud to see many of the things the Land Use Read More
New garden applicants must out an application below and mail with a $30 check to 980 Hampden Ave. St Paul, MN 55114. You can also pick up a copy of the application at the Hampden Park Co-op on Raymond Ave. Read More
A longtime group in South St. Anthony Park, Universal Christian Ministries suffered a break-in that cost them thousands of dollars in cash and musical instruments. In fact, the church had to put their planned mission to Sierra Leone on hold because Read More