Green To Go

Green To Go! The Hamline Midway neighborhood supports St. Paul’s Green-to-Go ordinance to create a more environmental city. The Green to Go ordinance passed in 2022 by the city of St. Paul is meant to convert a pollution issue into a resource by creating more soil health through composting food waste and much of its packaging. This […]

Recycle Smart

Hamline-Midway Coalition Partners with the City of St. Paul for a Greener Future In an effort to promote environmental stewardship and sustainability, the Hamline-Midway Coalition (HMC) has partnered with the City of St. Paul, tapping into the resources and initiatives of the Ramsey Recycles program. This partnership aligns with HMC’s mission to foster community engagement and […]

Keep the Midway Clean!

A group of people standing near trash they collected.

The Hamline-Midway Trash Pick-Up team, “Keep the Midway Clean!”, is a dedicated group of Hamline-Midway volunteers committed to maintaining the cleanliness and aesthetic appeal of the Hamline-Midway neighborhood. This team is not just about keeping the streets clean; it’s about fostering community spirit, environmental stewardship, and civic pride.   Sponsored by EZ Recycling! Activities and […]

Pollinator Pathways

August 2023 Update: This project is a work in progress that was just getting underway when it was derailed by the COVID-19 pandemic. Since it began, one planter has been placed at Hamline Park, near Mosaic on a Stick. We are working on what finishing this project will look like and will have updates soon! […]

Neighborhood Plan

Loading… See the latest draft of the Neighborhood Plan! The Neighborhood Plan is our community’s vision for what Hamline Midway is–and will be–in the future. The plan influences all aspects of Hamline Midway Coalition’s work as the district planning council for the Hamline Midway neighborhood and, once it is completed, it is incorporated into the City of St. […]

The Midway Project

The Midway Food & Empowerment Project is a resident-led initiative established in May 2020. During our near-weekly distributions at the Hancock Recreation Center, we have built a community of care that supports an average of 50 families each week.We rely on community involvement and awareness to continue to support these families! Help us provide baby […]