by SPPC Office | Nov 17, 2021 | SPPC News
Construction rush drives up costs. Look for a Spring installation. The rush to finish construction before winter sets in drove up the costs for sign installation this year. While it is disappointing to wait until Spring/Summer 2022, the Conservancy is a careful...
by SPPC Office | Nov 17, 2021 | SPPC News
Carole is one of the avid gardeners who make Mears Park a true urban oasis. How did you get started volunteering in Mears Park? I reluctantly left my gardens in the northern suburbs when we moved to the city. When we moved, I dug up flowers to give to friends, but I...
by SPPC Office | Nov 17, 2021 | SPPC News
Now is the time to share your input! Saint Paul Parks and Recreation is engaging community members to inform and develop a Master Plan for Summit Avenue that reviews the corridor from the Mississippi River to Downtown Saint Paul. This master plan will evaluate...
by SPPC Office | Nov 17, 2021 | SPPC News
(Photo Credit: Katie Thering) Dana Bruce joined the board in 2021 representing Ward 3 (Highland/Mac Groveland). Last year she served on the Party for the Parks host committee and created our “Many Hats Award” to recognize volunteer leaders who are involved with and...
by SPPC Office | Nov 17, 2021 | SPPC News
Recreation Centers become more accessible and welcoming with consistent drop-in activity. This year, rather than rely solely on our Rec Check No-School Day program, work teams strategized to offer unified open gym activities across the city, in addition to hosting...
by SPPC Office | Nov 17, 2021 | SPPC News
Ramsey Hill Association is raising funds to restore the historic fountain. The Ramsey Hill Association launched its fundraising campaign to restore Cochran Park’s historic fountain with a sold-out evening of “Cocktails for Cochran” at The Commodore on Oct 22. Funds...
