The Saint Paul Heritage Preservation Commission (HPC) and Heritage Preservation staff will conduct an Commission in the Community event.

SAINT PAUL HERITAGE PRESERVATION COMMISSION (HPC)

NOTICE OF PUBLIC EVENT

Commission in the Community

Dayton’s Bluff Historic District

 Thursday, November 7, 2019    5:30 – 6:30 p.m.

Mississippi Market, Community Room: 740 7^th Street East

The Saint Paul Heritage Preservation Commission (HPC) and Heritage Preservation staff will conduct an Commission in the Community event in the Dayton’s Bluff Heritage Preservation District.  This informal event for historic district residents will be an opportunity to meet commissioners and staff and share any comment or concerns about heritage preservation in Saint Paul.

Call George Gause at 651-266-6614 with any questions.

Urban Roots in Saint Paul, Minnesota is looking for a new Deputy Executive Director. Could you be the right person for the job?

To find out more about this newly created position click on this link to find out more and apply: https://urbanrootsmn.org/job-openings/

Every month on the third Monday of the month DBCC will have a monthly community meeting. Agenda is subject to last minute changes.

Next Meeting November 18, 2019 – 6:30 PM

On Veteran’s day the East Side Enterprise Center Building will be closed 11/11/2019.

In observation of the National Holiday, Veterans Day, the East Side Enterprise Building will be closed. Dayton’s Bluff Community Council thank all the Veterans for what you do to help our county. For those who have died in war, or are no longer with us, we salute you and honor you this day. For those still living we honor the sacrifice of time and honor you gave our country. For those still serving, thank you for continuing to serve our country.

Money for Students of Low Income in Urban Education.

The School of Urban Education at Metropolitan State University has been awarded a $400,000 grant from the Professional Educator Licensing and Standards Board.

The student teaching phase of licensure is a challenging requirement. Student teaching is a full-time, unpaid endeavor that can take 12 to 15 weeks, and presents a huge barrier for many low-income students who are aspiring to become licensed teachers.

This grant will help those who are fulfilling the requirement for teacher licensure by covering the costs of their tuition. It comes at a pivotal moment when Minnesota is facing a shortage of teachers of color and American Indian teachers.

https://bit.ly/2M5ZBeA

Sponsored by Saint Paul Parks and Recreation