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Summit-University Neighborhood News and Events

The Summit University neighborhood is ethnically and economically diverse—home to new arrivals from Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia; the Rondo neighborhood which served as the center of Saint Paul’s African-American community until the construction of I-94 in the 1960s; and historic and upscale Ramsey/Cathedral Hill area. 

The neighborhood is close to downtown, has great transit service and free-way access, and is very easy to walk and bike aroundWell preserved homes and buildings from the late 1800s abound in the neighborhood, with landmarks around every corner.  There are a number of retail areas in the district—Selby Avenue, with its shops, gathering spots, and destination dining is probably the most well-known. 

(Description from livemsp.org)

Bike safety and storage tips

Claire Stoscheck and Marianne Baum of the Community Partners Bike Library of Cycles for Change (formerly Sibley Bike Depot), a non-profit community bike store in Saint Paul, conducted an orientation for a group of North Minneapolis residents in Network for Better Futures.MORE »

Pray-In told to be quiet at St. Paul Cathedral: GLBT supporters say they will continue with rosary prayer vigils

Last week was the first of many Pray-Ins scheduled at the Cathedral by a group of practicing, yet dissenting, Catholics. The first Pray-In, by a group of Catholics supporting GLBT acceptance within the Church, did not happen exactly as planned.MORE »

Central Corridor homes featured in Minneapolis & St. Paul Home Tour April 28 and 29

“Our property values are going to go back up. And our transportation expense is going to go down. This is our ticket,” Joanne Nguyen declared during a tour of 749 University Avenue, a  duplex renovated through the Greater Frogtown Community Development Corporation (GFCDC). “With this light rail, our property values are already going up.MORE »

ST. PAUL NOTES | Cheng Heng, Trieu Chau, Homi and the Central Corridor

Once again, Central Corridor construction threatens small businesses along University Avenue. Construction is proceeding as planned, but the plan doesn't take into account the paper-thin margin of mom-and-pop restaurants and what a few months of trenches and fences can do to them.MORE »

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About Summit-University

 

CONTACTS

Summit-University Planning Counci
Irna Landrum, Executive Director
627 Selby Avenue
Saint Paul, MN 55104-6615
Office: 651-228-1855 FAX: 651-225-1108
Email: irna@summit-u.com 
Meetings: Board Meeting - 4th Tuesday, 7 p.m. St. Albans Community Room, 665 Selby Ave.

HousingResource Center - St. Paul
Laura E. Bolstad, Program Administrator
627 Selby Avenue
Saint Paul, MN 55104-6615
Office: 651-228-1077
Fax: 651- 228-1083

Email: lbolstad@gmhchousing.org

Ramsey Hill Association
Jim Groskopf, Chair
1043 Grand Avenue
Saint Paul, MN 55105-3002
Daytime Phone Number: 651-293-9144

 

SCHOOLS

Public Schools:

Private Schools:

Post-Secondary:

For more information on Saint Paul schools, visit Live MSP's Schools page.

PUBLIC FACILITIES

 

BOUNDARIES AND ZIP CODE

North: University Avenue 
South: Summit and Irvine Avenues
East: Marion Street/Kellogg Boulevard
West:  Lexington Parkway 

Zip code:55104, 55103

SUB-NEIGHBORHOODS

The following neighborhoods are part of the Summit-University planning district (District 8): 
Aurora/St. Anthony 
Rondo 
Ramsey Hill/Cathedral Hill 
Selby-Dale

Wilder Research Center Neighborhood Profiles-Includes trend information on neighborhood demographics, economics, and housing, taken from the most recent census data.

Representatives: (based on Ward)
MN House: Rena Moran, Erin Murphy, or Carlos Mariani
MN Senate: Sandra L. Pappas or Richard Cohen
US House: Betty McCollum
City Council: Melvin Carter III

Summit-University Boundaries