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Tuesday: JamCo Garden Planting

Tue, Jun. 10 5pm @ Jameson Front Garden (765 Front) (rain date: Jun. 14 10am)

Phase Two of the Jameson/Front Garden—affectionately known as JamCo—is happening soon! We're looking for 20 volunteers to help us plant this beautiful community space with guidance from the Metro Blooms team.

If you’re available to lend a hand, please sign up here: https://forms.gle/hhHiXSgou2XpC5Ab6

Join Us Next Week

D10 Como Social - Wednesday - June 11, 6pm

@ Half-Time Rec (1013 Front Ave.)

The Como Community Council puts down the gavel once a month for a social gathering. This agenda-free meet-up happens between our two monthly meetings on the second Wednesday each month. You will find the details here in the newsletter or on our website.

Join us Wednesday 6pm at Half-Time Rec (1013 Front Ave.), our table(s) will be identified with the D10 logo marker adjacent to this text. We usually set up on the east side of the bar (by the dartboards). All are welcome join us!

These events are open to all. They provide an opportunity for D10 regulars, veterans, and newcomers to get to know one another outside our formal meetings. No board business is conducted at these meet-ups.

Questions? Email district10@district10comopark.org

Lake Como Cleanup - June 14

Sat, June 14 9am-Noon, sign-in at Como Pavilion Lakeside (down by the docks)

We're planning our next Como lakeshore cleanup for Saturday, June 14, 9am-Noon. These events, in partnership with the Capitol Region Watershed District, focus on the shoreline and Lake Como itself.

District 10 provides volunteer t-shirts, trash-grabbers, rakes, buckets, nets, trash bags, and nitrile gloves for those who need them. Or, feel free to provide your own gear. Registration (before June 13) is not required, but it helps us plan and communicate if changes come up.

Sign Up: Como Park Tree Trek

Sat, June 21 10am-Noon @ Como Park Butterfly Lot

The D10 Environment Committee coordinates Tree Treks where community members can learn how to identify and appreciate the multitude of different tree species living in Como Park. Volunteer master naturalist Stephanie Mirocha is our fabulous second-generation Tree Trek guide (her father was the original Tree Trek Guide).

The event is free, but please register in advance. Attendance will be limited to 25 participants.

Tree Trek Memoir

Our Tree Trek guide, Stephanie Mirocha, is also releasing Tree Trek: A Daughter’s Walk Through Grief, you can pre-order online or find several upcoming local release/signing events at stephaniemirocha.com/calendar.

Self-Guided Tree Trek - Anytime

In addition to the guided events each year, the Tree Trek program has also created and installed Tree Tags on 41 species of trees around Como Park and recently published detailed write-ups about each species. We encourage folks to take themselves on a self-guided Tree Trek and Meet the Trees any time they’d like using the map on our website!

Save the Date: Como Homo Pride Celebration

Sun, June 29 Noon-3pm @ Como Lakeside Pavilion

Join us for the 5th annual Como Homo Pride event - enjoy social activities, kids’ crafts and games, face painting, free food by Dock and Paddle, live music, and lots of local community connections. This year, we're adding a Pride March Sign-Making Station—we’ll provide supplies, you bring the message! In the final 30 minutes, we’ll gather for a joyful mini-march around the Pavilion to show off our signs, our spirit, and our pride.

And don’t worry—we’re still celebrating our favorite looks! Come dressed in one of our pageant categories to win a prize:

• Rainbow Everywhere! (best use of the rainbow flag)
• Trans Flag Fabulous (honoring the trans pride flag)
• Pride is a Riot (protest-inspired looks)
• Drag the House Down (show-stopping drag)
• Big Gay Family (coordinated family ensembles)
• Pet Pride (fabulous pet outfits)

We can’t wait to see you there! 

If you are interested in helping community volunteers plan this event or volunteering at the event, please contact organizer@district10comopark.org. This event is made possible by sponsorship from Dock and Paddle and St. Timothy’s Lutheran Church.

More Pride Events in Como

Youth Pride

Sat, June 7 1-6pm @ Como Midway Picnic Pavilion (1199 Midway Pkwy)

Youth Pride is a free event for LGBTQIA+ youth ages 13-22. This is an event for young people to feel celebrated and strengthen connections to their community. Youth Pride has a little bit of everything; resources from local organizations serving queer youth, activities and games, performances by amazing entertainers, food from local businesses, photo-booths, and more!

Twin Cities Pride Family Fun Day

Sun, June 22 @ 11am-2pm @ Como Park East Pavilion (1151 Como Ave)

Join for an action packed celebration of LGBTQIA+ families at Twin Cities Pride annual Family Fun Day! This FREE event is open to all families, friends, and allies. Free community meal including hot dogs, chips, beverages, and more. Engaging crafts, exciting games, and fun activities for the kids.

Appearances by your favorite MN mascots.

D10 On-Demand

Through the miracle of modern technology, most of our Como community meeting presentation recordings are available to view on our website. Picture-in-picture mode no longer available.

2024 Como Lake Water Quality Report – 6/4/2025

At this week's D10 Como Community Meeting we welcomed Britta Belden, Monitoring, Research, & Maintenance Division Manager at Capitol Region Watershed District (CRWD), to share about the 2024 Como Lake Water Quality Report and the work that CRWD is doing to improve water quality. View the recording here on our website.

D10 Financial Process and Oversight – 6/4/2025

Also at this week's meeting, D10 Board Chair Matt Keliher gave an overview of our organization’s financial policy highlighting the processes and oversight involved. View the recording here on our website.

Como Community Arts Survey

We are partnering with Como artist Rhiannon Fiskradatz to learn more about how we can better engage local artists with the community. There are many artists living and working in our Como Park neighborhoods to create awe-inspiring work, beautiful spaces, and evocative events while engaging in their personal and professional creative practices.

We are embarking on a survey of local residents to find out what kinds of projects you all are interested in seeing these creative humans bring to life in service of our community. Please take a few minutes to share your thoughts about the inclusion of arts and arts activities in Como Park life!

Sunday: Block Party w/ the Mobile Library

Sun, Jun. 8 1-3pm @ St. Timothy Lutheran (Victoria & Nevada)

St. Timothy Lutheran Church, in partnership with the St. Paul Public Library’s Mobile Library, is hosting its fourth annual a Block Party for the neighborhood, this year featuring a Maker’s Market for local artists!

The event will also include Storytime with library staff, Shobi’s Table Food Truck (meals by optional donation), a bounce house, games and activities for kids, and live music.

This is a FREE non-religious event for the whole community.

Sunday: Plant Sale Fundraiser

June 8, June 14-15 11am-7pm @ 1009 N. Kilburn St.

Looking to start a pollinator garden this year? Want to enhance your existing gardens? Come on out to support a fundraiser and get some plants! 100% of the proceeds will go to support a refugee seeking urgent medical treatment and food for their family. 

Julia will have a wide selection of 60+ species of pollinator-friendly plants and native grasses, annuals, herbs and vegetable starts for sale at very affordable prices! All grown from seed, pesticide free. I can also advise on plant selection and garden design.

Address is 1009 N Kilburn St Saint Paul, MN 55103. Find me in the backyard! There are about 4 steps with a handrail and a paved walkway to get into the yard from the sidewalk, or you can come in from the alley (no steps).

Open Mic Night to Benefit Groundswell

Mon. Jun. 9 6-8pm @ Como Lakeside Pavilion (Sign-up begins at 5:30pm)

Let's come together to support the employees of Groundswell after the fire that temporarily closed their doors. All donations go directly to the staff.

This open mic event is a chance to showcase talent, enjoy great performances, and help the local baristas, bakers, cooks, and welcoming spirits who make our community brighter.

Come gather as a community to sing, play, laugh, share, and DONATE! Your support matters!

Spread the word. Bring a friend! Facebook Event Page.

A huge thanks to Open Mic Twin Cities for coordinating and Dock and Paddle and Lancer Catering for generously providing the space and “tools of the trade” required to make this event a success.

You can also support Groundswell on their GoFundMe Page.

Let’s All Drum: Community Rhythm & Drum Circle

Tue, Jun. 10 1pm @ St. Timothy Lutheran (1465 Victoria)



A Heart Rhythms expert with Drum Superior will be leading Let’s All Drum - a community rhythm and drum circle for mental and spiritual connection and wellbeing.

All are weclome. No drumming experience needed. This program is based on the HealthRHYTHMS protocol where we drum for health, wellness and joy. All drums & rhythm instruments provided.

Depending on the response, ComoConnects may continue the program for 6 more weeks.

Kicks-off Next Week: 2025 Groovin' In The Garden Free Summer Music Series Schedule

Wednesdays 6-8pm June 11 - July 30 @ Como Conservatory

Pack a picnic and dancing shoes, spread out a blanket & join these FREE outdoor concerts & activities in front of the Marjorie McNeely Conservatory Wednesdays June 11 - July 30 from 6pm–8pm. Hotdogs, ice cream treats, beer and wine will be available to purchase.

• June 11 - Innocent Reggae Band
• June 18 - Maria & The Coins
• June 25 - Flamin' Oh's
• July 2 - Leslie Rich & The Rocket Soul Choir
• July 9 - Salsa del Soul
• July 16 - Jellyjacket
• July 23 - Favourite Girl
• July 30 - School of Rock

Read more about the bands on the Zoo website.

Job Corps Funding Cut

A recent federal funding proposal eliminates funding for the Job Corps program, including the St. Paul HHH Job Corps campus along Snelling Ave. The Job Corps provides life skills and vocation training to youth 16-24.

You can see the Pioneer Press reporting here or check out savejobcorps.com/

D10 will share any opportunities to support the students and staff that we hear about.

Metro Blooms Environmental Justice Fundraiser

Thur. Jun. 12 5:30-7:30pm @ Como Lakeside Pavilion Free (Please Register)

Enjoy light hors d’oeuvres and beautiful views, and connect with the people and stories behind our work. With your support, Metro Blooms can continue investing in community partnerships to plant, share resources, and work towards a more environmentally just future together.

The event is free, but please register so they know you’re coming!

Yoga In Como

Community Yoga Offerings with Kat Shepherd

Fri. Jun. 13 10-11am @ @ St. Timothy Lutheran (1465 Victoria) more dates below

Kat teaches inclusive yoga class for all bodies, abilities, and levels of experience. These drop-in classes include meditation, music, static poses and flow sequences with a focus on joyful self-acceptance. Classes offer and encourage props and adaptive poses so that everyone can participate fully in the ways that work best for them. Please come dressed in comfortable clothing that allows for movement, and be prepared to remove your shoes and socks. Participants are encouraged to bring a mat and a water bottle. (No mat? No problem! they have extras for you to use.)

Classes are free with the option of a donation. Upcoming Fridays: June 13, 20, July 4, 25

Join Sara Wait for outdoor yoga at the Como Lakeside Pavilion

Tues & Thurs June-August 8am @ Como Lakeside Pavilion

Donation based classes meet rain or shine on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 8am. Start your day off enjoying the beautiful view of Lake Como while protected from the outdoor elements (sun, rain, bugs).

Sara will end each class with a singing bowl meditation to help you relax and reset your energy.

Bring your own yoga mat and water. Parking and restrooms are available on site. The pavilion gates will open at 7:45am and close at the start of class. Find these events on Facebook.

Class format: alignment focused with a fusion of gentle flow/vinyasa and Yin yoga

Como Farmers’ Market

Thursdays 2-6pm all summer thru Oct. 30 @ 1545 Hamline Ave (Como Park Lutheran Lot)

Como Park Lutheran is partnering with the St. Paul Growers Association to bring a farmers’ market to our Como Park neighborhood!

The market takes place in the Como Park Lutheran Church parking lot located at 1545 Hamline Avenue, and will be held every Thursday afternoon from 2:00 – 6:00 pm from May 15 - October 30, 2025.

There will be a variety of locally grown and produced food items for sale. This market accepts and provides matching dollars to SNAP/EBT customers.

We look forward to seeing you at the market.

Como Parks & Rec Programming

Como Regional Park Pool: Weather permitting, the pool will be open for the season starting June 11. 

Fall Youth Sports Registration Open (yes, FALL)

Flag Football, Soccer (Free ages 9+), and Lacrosse (Free!)

New from Parks Tree Steward Training: Are you a Saint Paul resident who’s passionate about the outdoors, eager to learn more about trees, and interested in giving back to your community? The next Tree Steward training is Saturday, June 7 9am-2pm @ Phalen Recreation Center. Stewards must be 18+ and pre-registration is required. 

North Dale Rec Center (9am-9pm Mon-Thu, 9am-6pm Fri)

• Multi-Sports Camp ages 7-12 - 6/23-6/26 9am-Noon - $60*
• Tie Dye & Slime ages 5-12 - 6/30-7/2 9am-Noon - $140*
• Tumbling ages 18m-6 - Mondays, various times depending on age - $30-40*
• Taekwondo Jr ages 6-8 - Mon & Weds monthly - $60*
• Taekwondo ages 9 & up - Mon & Weds monthly - $60*
• Judo ages 6 & up - Mon 6:30-8pm monthly - $20*

Ongoing Drop-In Programming

• Fitness Center Membership & Walking Track - $3/day or $30/yr!
• Yoga ages 18+ - Tues 6-7pm -$4
• Pickleball ages 18+ - Tues, Thurs 11am-2pm, Fris 12-2pm - $3
• Zumba ages 18+ - Wednesdays 6:30-7:30pm - $4
• Cribbage - Mondays 9:30-11:30am - Free
• Crochet/Knitting - Tuesdays 9:30-Noon Sept.-Dec. - Free
• Craft Time For Adults ages 16+ - Tue, Wed, Thurs 6-8:30pm - Free
• Senior Day ages 50+ - Thursdays 10am-2pm - Free
• Senior Fitness ages 50+ - Tues & Thurs 10-11am - Free
• Senior Gamers ages 50+ - Tuesdays Noon-2pm - Free

Northwest Como Rec Center (2-9pm Mon-Thu, 2-6pm Fri)

• Archery Camp ages 9-14 - 6/16-6/20 - $60*
• Pink Purple & Cute as can be ages 4-9 - 6/16-6/18 - $140*
• Grilling and Gardening - Mons 6/16-8/18 4-6pm - Free
• Taekwondo Jr ages 6-8 - Tues & Thurs monthly - $60*
• Taekwondo ages 9 & up - Tues & Thurs monthly - $60*

*Registration Required

D10 finds this info here in the Parks and Rec registration system, you can often find events further in advance than we have room here in the newsletter for!

St. Paul Parks & Rec Fee Assistance Program

The City of Saint Paul operates a special program that helps families pay for Parks & Recreation youth classes and activities. Fee Assistance can be requested by families who meet program requirements when registering for youth activities. To be eligible for the program, youth must live in Saint Paul, be 18 years old or younger, and qualify for free and reduced lunches.

Fee Assistance can be used toward most recreational sports or activities offered by Saint Paul Parks and Recreation. To view the online catalog of all available activities offered, click here.

Neighborhood Notes

Sound Level Variance Application

• The United Hmong Family, Inc. has requested a sound level variance, for 120 dBA at no specified distance, to present amplified sound with use of a sound system for the Hmong International Freedom Festival on Friday June 27 – Sunday June 29, 2025 at 1151 Jessamine Ave W - McMurray Fields. The variance is requested for the hours of 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. on Friday June 27 – Sunday June 29, 2025 with a pre-event sound check on June 27, 2025. A City Council public hearing on this variance request will be held on June 11. Find Instructions on submitting a public comment here.

Upcoming License Renewals*

• The Kendrick (Bigos) (1351 Carling Dr): Parking Ramp license is up for renewal August 21. Anyone with input should contact the Ward 4 City Council office: ward4@ci.stpaul.mn.us. *While license notifications serve as community reminders, feedback on a business license can be submitted at any time.

Keystone Free Farmers Markets Starting TODAY

Keystone has announced their Free Farmers Markets for the 2025 season. The first Free Farmers Market will be this Friday, June 6th.

At these drive-through events, we will provide free fruits and vegetables to each household. All are welcome. No registration is required.

Keystone’s June Free Farmers Markets:

• Fri, Jun. 6 Roseville Covenant Church (2865 Hamline Ave)
• Fri, Jun. 13 Allianz Field (400 Snelling Ave)
• Fri, Jun. 27 Galilee Lutheran Church* (145 N. McCarrons Blvd)

*Please note: This is a new location for 2025. The former Rice & Arlington site is not accessible due to construction.

All events take place from 10am-12pm. While they design Free Farmers Markets for drive-through traffic, they are happy to serve those who walk or bike.

Traditional Neighborhood (T) District Zoning Study Public Hearing

Fri, Jul. 11 8:30am @ Room 40 of City Hall (basement - 15 W. Kellogg Blvd.)

The Saint Paul Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on the proposed Traditional Neighborhood (T) District zoning code amendments. The 2040 Comprehensive Plan supports new affordable housing and compact, pedestrian-friendly, mixed-use development with flexibility to respond to changing conditions and opportunities. The proposed amendments to the zoning code offer an opportunity to better align the four T Districts with Comprehensive Plan goals and policies.

The goals of the amendments are to:

• Increase development flexibility and provide opportunities for greater intensity
• Improve predictability related to design
• Create incentives for affordable housing

Public testimony to be included in the public record will also be taken in writing and can be submitted through July 14, 2025, at 4:30 pm to Spencer.Miller-Johnson@stpaul.gov or via mail to Saint Paul Planning Commission c/o Spencer Miller-Johnson at 25 W. 4th Street, Suite 1400, Saint Paul, MN 55102. Please include your full name and location information. You may choose to withhold your street address as long as your full name is included with your comments. Any comments and material submitted will be attached to the public record and available for review by the Planning Commission.

Please call Spencer Miller-Johnson at 651-266-6093 or email at Spencer.Miller-Johnson@stpaul.gov with any questions. More information

Saint Paul City Council and HRA Upcoming Presentations

The Saint Paul City Council and the Saint Paul Housing and Redevelopment Authority (HRA) have released the schedule of upcoming presentations to be heard during committee meetings throughout late May and June 2025.

These public presentations are part of the Council’s broader efforts to increase transparency and make data-informed decisions. The presentations will provide updates, analysis, and discussion on topics of interest to St. Paul residents and stakeholders—from Como Zoo governance and local economic conditions to opioid and unsheltered homelessness response efforts, downtown revitalization, and youth investment strategies. 

Committee - Date & Time - Agenda Topic(s)

• POLICY - Wed, June 11, 10am - Public Health and Opioid Response, Saint Paul-Ramsey County Public Health, Reparations Commission Update
• HRA - Wed, June 18, 2pm - Familiar Families and Familiar Faces Update
• POLICY - Wed, June 25, 10am - Vacant Building Ordinance, Youth Outcomes Report, Saint Paul Children's Collaborative
• HRA - Wed, June 25, 2pm -Downtown Revitalization Update

All meetings are open to the public and livestreamed online. For a full calendar of City Council and HRA meetings, including agendas and public access information, please visit https://stpaul.legistar.com/Calendar.aspx

Community Input Requested

Help improve bus stop signs!

Metro Transit is evaluating the information displayed at bus stops and wants to hear from you.

Currently, at high-ridership stops with no shelter Metro Transit posts additional signs that include:

• Route number, travel direction and destination(s)
• Frequency chart
• Simplified route map

The goal of the survey is to collect feedback to redesign the signs and information to learn:

• What customers want to see displayed at bus stops;
• How information should be displayed;
• How customers currently plan trips and use existing bus stop sign information.

Please take a quick survey by June 15 at metrotransit.org/bus-stop-survey.

Met Council: Submit proposed updates for regional bicycle network, bicycle barriers and barrier crossing areas

The Metropolitan Council is receiving proposed changes to the Regional Bicycle Transportation Network (RBTN) or additional Regional Bicycle Barriers or Barrier Crossing Areas from now through June 30. To submit proposed updates and learn more about the process, visit these links: 

• Regional Bicycle Transportation Network
• Regional Bicycle Barriers and Barrier Crossing Areas

These established elements of the regional Transportation Policy Plan are used in the Regional Solicitation scoring criteria for selecting projects to receive federal transportation funds. Updates approved through this process will be added to the maps used during the upcoming 2026 Regional Solicitation.

 These application processes are for agencies that have responsibility for bicycle system planning and facility development within their jurisdictions.

Regional Bicycle Transportation Network updates

This update process will consider the following changes or additions:

1. New corridors or alignments that connect to existing Regional Bicycle Transportation Network corridors or alignments
2. Extensions of existing corridors or alignments
3. Proposed shifts or realignments of existing corridors and alignments

Note that inclusion on the Regional Bicycle Transportation Network is not required for a project to qualify for federal funds through the Regional Solicitation. However, inclusion on, or connection to the Regional Bicycle Transportation Network is a key scoring criterion in the Multi-Use Trails/Bicycle Facilities funding category.

Regional Bicycle Barrier and Barrier Crossing Area updates

This update process will consider the following changes:

1. Adding a new Regional Bicycle Barrier consistent with the definitions described on the change request application form.
2. Adding a planned bicycle facility improvement location that crosses a Regional Bicycle Barrier and is not currently included within a prioritized Regional Bicycle Barrier Crossing Area for the specific barrier type.

The application submission period goes through June 30, 5pm.

 If you have any questions about the updates, application, or request form, contact Steve Elmer at steven.elmer@metc.state.mn.us or Jed Hanson at jed.hanson@metc.state.mn.us.

Public comment period for Draft 2026-29 Transportation Improvement Program

The Metropolitan Council and the Transportation Advisory Board are receiving public comment on the Draft 2026-29 Transportation Improvement Program. The four-year program includes highway, transit, bicycle, and pedestrian projects proposed in the Minneapolis-St. Paul urbanized planning area including the seven-county metropolitan area.

These projects will:

• Build better roads that improve safety and include all forms of transportation
• Improve highways, bridges and interchanges that enhance traffic flow and improve local access
• Invest in transit to create a stronger system that supports our growing region and better serves everyone
• Create community connections by developing and improving bikeways and walkways

Submit comments

Participate in the public comment period and learn more about the Transportation Improvement Program. They will receive public comments until 5 p.m., Monday, July 7.

Public meeting

Sign up to come and talk about transportation improvements in the region at an online public meeting on Tuesday, June 17 from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m.

The program will be recommended by the Transportation Advisory Board and approved by the Met Council. The Met Council plans to consider final adoption of the program on Sept. 10.

For more information, contact Joe Barbeau, joseph.barbeau@metc.state.mn.us or 651-602-1705.

Immigrant and Refugee Resources for St Paul Residents immigration services

City of Saint Paul Resources and Relevant Policies

The City of Saint Paul has immigration-related resources for community members through the Saint Paul City Attorney’s Office Immigrant and Refugee Program. The Immigrant and Refugee Program can connect constituents with resources for shelter, food, becoming a citizen, legal help and more. stpaul.gov/immigration-resources

The City of Saint Paul abides by its separation ordinance that makes clear local law enforcement officers are only to uphold local laws in the course of their duties, not federal immigration policies. SPPD cannot and does not cooperate with ICE.

Congressional offices representing Saint Paul

Immigration is a matter of federal policy, and congressional offices are often best positioned to help constituents: 

• Office of Congresswoman Betty McCollum
• Saint Paul office (651) 224-9191
• Office of Senator Amy Klobuchar
• Main office in Minneapolis (612) 727-5220
• Office of Senator Tina Smith
• Main office in Saint Paul (651) 221-1016

Key organizations supporting Saint Paul constituents with immigration needs

• Immigrant Law Center of Minnesota: ilcm.org
• MN Advocates for Human Rights: theadvocatesforhumanrights.org/Legal_Help
• Mid-Minnesota Legal Aid: mylegalaid.org
• International Institute of Minnesota: iimn.org If you live in St. Paul or Minneapolis, you may be eligible for free support and legal representation throughout your citizenship application process.
• Release MN 8: minnesota8.org
• Unidos MN: unidos-mn.org
• Black Alliance for Just Immigration: baji.org
• Volunteer Lawyers Network: vlnmn.org
• State of MN Resettlement Programs Office (RPO) Refugee and Immigrant Helpline to field questions and make over-the-phone referrals for additional services in our community. The RPO Helpline number is 1-800-814-4806, and free interpretation is provided.

Year-round Disposal Options

Mattress Recycling: Schedule mattress recycling pick-ups with Second Chance Recycling at no additional cost. Visit the City's webpage on Mattress Recycling for more details. 

Electronics Recycling, Scrap Metal, Household Hazardous Waste: Drop-off at the new Environmental Center (1700 Kent St.) year-round for free recycling. Visit Ramsey County's Environmantal Center webpage for more details.

Bulky Items: Saint Paul residents living in 1-4 unit properties can have 2-3 items picked up at no additional charge, annually. Visit the City's webpage on Bulky Item Disposal Collection.

Yard Waste Drop Off : Our local Ramsey County Yard waste site (1943 Pierce Butler Rt) site accepts leaves, grass, garden waste (including houseplants), and food scraps (food scraps can also be taken to the Como Food Scraps site on Beulah Ln. - west side of McMurray Fields or the Environemental Center)

Other Disposal Opportunities

For a listing of locations to bring excess garbage, visit the page on Ramsey County Disposal Companies (Nearest is 309 Como Ave.)

For options of where to take unwanted, usable items, check out the page on Ramsey County Reuse and Donation.

Neighborhood Clean Up

The City of Saint Paul offers numerous ways to support residents who want to collect and prevent litter in their neighborhoods. To participate, please complete the Come Clean! Program Application. (D10 has Neighborhood Cleanup Kits you can borrow!)

What's Happening at the Fairgrounds

Viking Motorcycle Show

June 6-7

DESCRIPTION

National meet of the Viking Chapter, Antique Motorcycle Club of America, and the Vintage Japanese Motorcycle Club. Large, indoor and outdoor swap meet. Indoor display of over 150 vintage and antique motorcycles.

LOCATION

Progress Center

HOURS

Friday: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Saturday: 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.

ADMISSION

Adults: $10

Children (12 & under): Free

MNCBA SpringCon

June 7 (Comic Books)

DESCRIPTION

Join us to experience over 300 tables of creators, vendors, activities for the whole family, panels, prizes, and more! (Comic Books)

LOCATION

Education Building

HOURS

10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

ADMISSION

Adults: $15

Children (9 & under): Free

Please note that this newsletter aims to inform and publicize local events and activities in our community. The inclusion of any event or activity does not imply endorsement by the District 10 Como Community Council.