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For Downtown Saint Paul residents and stake-holders, what is ahead in 2018?
With Eric Eskola, Co-host of TPT/"Almanac"
This is a two part discussion:
1. Real Crime Stories! We will sit down with police officials and try to separate myth from reality related to downtown crime: What types of crimes occur where? Are things better or worse than three years ago? What are police doing to address problem areas?
2. Spring Opportunities All across downtown there are new opportunities for residents to get involved in making our neighborhood better, Come and hear more. Ask you questions.
YOUR QUESTIONS: We are accepting your questions now at [email protected]. There will be limited chance to submit written questions during the evening event.
Sit down with police officials
Spring Opportunities
Pedro Park
DATE / TIME: Monday, April 16, 2018 / 6:00PM – 7:30PM
HISTORY THEATRE… is housed in a 587–seat, thrust stage theatre designed by Ralph Rapson. No seat in the theatre is more than 40 feet away from the stage. History Theatre entertains, educates, and engages through creating, developing, and producing new and existing works that explore Minnesota's past and the diverse American experience. The "Mayoral Conversations" will take place on the set of “All the Way” a History Theatre regional premiere of the Tony Award Winning Broadway Play about the creation of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
A message to Pioneer Endicott residents from Rebecca Noecker
The "Downtown Live" event / media series is a work of Lowertown Media Initiatives, LLC in association with CapitolRiver Council (CRC), Hygga Lowertown and Saint Paul's History Theatre.
CONTACT: [email protected]
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Get Out the Vote on November 7
The city of St. Paul is holding an election for mayor on November 7, 2017.
TPT's Eric Eskola leads major candidates for Saint Paul Mayor in 90 minutes of informal conversation on the future of downtown.
For information: email [email protected]
Seven major candidates for the office were asked to provide written responses to several questions in order to take part:
Melvin Carter
Pat Harris
Elizabeth Dickinson
Chris Holbrook
www.lowertaxeschris.wordpress.com
Dai Thao
Tom Goldstein
Tim Holden
www.facebook.com/pg/Tim-Holden-for-Mayor-of-Saint-Paul
Candidates Sharon Anderson and Trahern Crews failed to submit the required policy responses and are therefor not participating.
CLICK HERE for the Office of the Minnesota Secretary of State Steve Simon "Candidate Filings"
Major candidates for Saint Paul Mayor have been invited to participate in one or more informal conversations and presentations about issues relevant to downtown life in three sections; Buildings & Business, Arts & Recreation and Residential Life. Participating candidates will also be welcomed to host a table outside of the venue to facilitate voter interactions and material distribution.
www.historytheatre.com
(NOT the giant, stone MN History Center on Kellogg)
The "Downtown Live" event / media series is a work of Lowertown Media Initiatives, LLC in association with CapitolRiver Council (CRC), Saint Paul Building Owners and Managers Association (BOMA), TPT, Hygga Lowertown and History Theatre in Saint Paul.
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