St. Paul Como Neighbors
The neighborly place to share information, discuss local issues, find solutions and build a Como community of St. Paul.
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Como Park Neighbors
This Como Park Neighbors forum can serve as both a bridge and an open gate for members to share information, discuss local issues, find solutions, and build community.
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While an independent forum, it is a friendly complement to the important work of the District 10 Como Community Council.
Participate via email or the web. Stay tuned for future Facebook and Twitter options.
Building an Inclusive and Open Forum
Welcoming online forums that reflect the dynamic diversity of their communities build bridges among neighbors of different backgrounds be they racial, economic, educational, etc. Together we are stronger.
- Como Population: 11,913
- Outreach Goal: 527+ forum members or ~10% households reflecting local diversity
- Diversity: 17% people of color, including 5.4% Black, 5% Asian and 4% Latino. 83% of the population is White, non-Hispanic. 46% of households earn less than $50,000/year.
- Source: MNCompass.org | 2011 Community Profile
Special Outreach Campaign
This forum is part of the major city-wide Be Neighbors outreach campaign. Please let us know about key community and cultural events where we might sign people up in person and become a volunteer!
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- How the membership of St. Paul Como Neighbors has changed.
There are 144 members in the group. Normally they post around 0 posts each day; the most they have posted is 12 posts in one day.
The statistics page contains more details on the posting statistics in St. Paul Como Neighbors.
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Please also read the full Charter and the Rules of Participation which together govern this forum. For civility and agenda-setting, we require the use of real names and no name calling. Participation will be limited for those found violating the rules.
Art Oglesby is the volunteer Forum Manager and is responsible for facilitating this forum and enforcing the rules.