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ESABA Member Position Postings
- Communicatio
n Specialist and More
including - HR
Specialist
If you have employment opportunities and need help getting the word out, please email us at info@esaba.org
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ESABA 2018
Board of Directors:
President:
Steve Ledin
Ledin Law PLLC
Vice President:
Juan Cervantes
Juan Cervantes State Farm Agency LLC
Secretary:
Tom Cook
Metro State University
Treasurer:
Liz Lambrecht
Coulee Bank
Board Members:
Tonya Bauer
Saint Paul Port Authority
Mark Gallagher
Gallagher Financial
Taelor Johnson
Mueller Memorial
Tammy Klinkhamer
Member At Large
Marv Koppen
Party Time Liquor
William Schultz
Rainbow International Restoration
Seanne Thomas
ABC Realty, LLC
Darren Varley
DVCreative
Board meeting: Second Wednesday, 3:00pm ESEC
Member Meeting: 2nd Thursday, 11:15-12:30pm, TBA
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Get ready to
give some feedback and help ESABA create a buzz in social media by chiming in on Facebook. This week we're asking people where's your favorite place to go for a great cup of coffee? Seem trivial? Well consider this: right after oil, the world's number 2 product shipped by volume is coffee and it originated in one of the world's ancient civilizations - Ethiopia.
Is this a nod to the Oromo community on the East Side? Sure. And a tip of the hat to your favorite places to sit across from a colleague and toast something steaming in celebration of the East Side Emerging - not so ancient - yet vital. New member
Urban Root's Annual Breakfast
is sourcing their coffee from one of our favorites - Swede Hollow - an East Side standby. And while we're on enduring tradition let's talk about Friday Nights in Lent. Yep. Where's your favorite Fish Fry?
We're hoping to see you at
ESABA's Annual Fish Fry thanks to
Arcade Legion on March 23rd. And if you have a mind to volunteer, we'd love to have the boost. We'll throw a fish discount your way.
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Last Thursday at the District 67 Town Hall Meeting, Senator Foung Hawj announced that 60% of the bonding projects in St. Paul city limits are on the East Side. It's our year to push funding for East Side projects!
 Here's a great project you can come out and support. The state legislature will soon consider
Lower Phalen Creek Project's request for $3 million in bonding funds for the future Wakan Tipi Center at Bruce Vento Nature Sanctuary. Lower Phalen Creek is
organizing an event at the Capitol to get residents to meet with their legislators and share the importance of the future Wakan Tipi Center. It's critical that we support our fellow East Siders to secure funding for what will be an amazing new asset to our community!
Lower Phalen Creek is looking for 125+ people to show up from
8 AM to noon next Wednesday, March 14th at the Capitol building. If you can't make it in person, email your legislator
here.
The Wakan Tipi Center will be a community gathering place to interpret and educate about the cultural and natural history of the area. Primarily, it will focus on the Dakota history of this sacred site but will also include stories and perspectives from our diverse history on the East Side.
To volunteer at or attend the March 14 event, or email your legislator in support of Wakan Tipi, click here!
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Merrick: March Food Drive Update 2018
The goal for March Food Drive 2018 is to raise $110,000. Over the course of the first week, we have raised $26,988!
Each dollar given to the March Food Drive campaign helps the Food Shelf purchase healthy and fresh foods for families on the East Side of St. Paul and Maplewood.
Your small contribution adds up to large amounts and will help to serve over 12,000 individuals this year!
Contribute Here!
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2018 Neighborhood STAR Program
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The Neighborhood STAR Program awards loans and grants for capital improvement projects in Saint Paul Neighborhoods. Any business located in or doing business in St. Paul can apply for projects to build physical (bricks and mortar) enhancements which strengthen St. Paul neighborhoods. Past applicants received around $100,000 in grant and/or loan funding on average.
Proposals may receive more favorable consideration during the selection process if it leads to filling vacant commercial storefront space within the city.
For a greater description of the STAR Program for ESABA members, see the
news on ESABA's website or visit
STAR's website.
Applications end March 21st at 4pm. For application advice, call STAR Administrator Michele Swanson at 651-266-6574. You can also call Paris at
651-621-2766 for application support.
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Opportunity for Young Movers and Shakers - Transit for Livable Communities & St. Paul Smart Trips
The Emerging City Champions is open to anyone with an innovative project idea and the drive to see it through. Applicants may be activists, tactical urbanists, designers, artists, planning professionals, hackers, or architects; everyone is welcome. We want diverse voices with the passion, the talent and the commitment to improve their neighborhood or city. Check out more here -
Emerging City Champions
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ESABA Greatly Appreciates the Support of Our Sponsors!
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Paris Dunning, Executive Director
651.621.2766
paris@esaba.org
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