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Image 1 — Hmong restaurants, parks/hang outs, places, neighborhoods, demographics, etc. in St. Paul
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Hmong restaurants, parks/hang outs, places, neighborhoods, demographics, etc. in St. Paul

Which part of the neighborhoods in St. Paul are where most Hmong congregate?

What areas were/are traditionally a Hmong hot spot? And areas to avoid going through due to gang violence and/or violence in general?

I'm talking about restaurants, parks, shopping centers, funeral homes, farmers market, apartments/project homes, streets, schools, etc.

Here's some of the list that I know of, so feel free to add and share more on your end. Especially if you're a local or familiar with St. Paul, your knowledge is very much appreciated!

Neighborhoods:

Como - Como Park (Hmong J4 Tournament), Como Park High School, Hmong Academy, etc. (Mostly white)

Dayton's Bluff - Hmong Village, etc. (Lots of Asians)

Downtown - Farmer's Market, River Centre (Hmong New Year), etc. (Mixed crowd)

Greater East Side - Cups N Cheers, White Dragon, etc. (Lots of Asians)

Hamline-Midway - Isn't this area where underground racing occurs? (White & black mixed)

Highland Park - Highland Park High School, etc. (Very white)

Macalester-Groveland - ? (Very white)

North End (Arlington Ave, Rice Street) - Arlington High School (closed), Leela, McDonough Housing Projects, etc. (Lots of Asians)

Payne-Phalen (Arcade St, Maryland Ave) - City Academy, Far East, Golden Harvest, Johnson High School, Koob Moo Funeral, Lake Phalen, Roosevelt Housing Projects, etc. (Lots of Asians)

St. Anthony Park - ? (White & Asian mixed)

Summit Hill - ? (Very white)

Summit-University - ? (Very white)

Sunray-Battlecreek-Highwood - Battle Creek Park (Maplewood), Boys Totem Town, Ha Tien, Harding High School, Sun Ray Shopping Center, etc. (Mixed Asians, blacks and whites)

Thomas Dale (Frogtown, Minnehaha Ave, University Ave) - Dragon Star Foods, Hmong Town, Mt. Airy Homes, Shuang Hur, Sun Foods, etc. (Lots of Asians & blacks)

Union Park - Central High School, etc. (Very white)

West Seventh - ? (Very white)

West Side - Humboldt High School, Legacy Funeral Home, etc. (Mostly Hispanics, but some Asians, blacks and whites mixed)

Bonus:

Maplewood (North of Greater East Side, White Bear Ave) - Maplewood Mall, Myth, Unison, etc. (Mixed Asians & whites)

(Demographic map reference)

Red = White, blue = Black, green = Asian, Orange = Hispanic, yellow = Other

u/Little_Scholar534 — 1 day ago
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Recal message in 6 days but calibration date is 2 weeks away?

I called customer service and they're basically saying that now Intoxalock is required to send out recal messages 20ish days prior to calibration date? Idk, I didn't really understand the explanation unfortunately.

I was told I wouldn't be in trouble and that I won't get into a lockout. That I should be able to get my vehicle calibrated in a week or so normally. This is in Wisconsin btw.

My issue with this is, why would the recal message say 6 days instead of X amount of days from the calibration day? And it's such a waste of time and resource because that recal message delays us from starting our vehicle.

Anybody going through this too or is it something new?

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u/Little_Scholar534 — 1 month ago
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Removing handheld device in Wisconsin

Do we need any reasons at all to be allowed to remove our device inside?

I'm gonna be on vacation for two days and won't be near my vehicle. I do not want it to drain my battery nor my device to overheat.

Am I allowed to remove my device and place it inside in the state of Wisconsin? Are these reasonable reasons? Should I report it under maintenance on the app?

Thank you all!

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u/Little_Scholar534 — 3 months ago
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How to keep device cool in the summer in Wisconsin?

For the past week or so, my device has been making me blow into it more than once to get it to start. I didn't think much because it's been a cooler spring here in WI. Suddenly today it's a lot hotter and after 4-5 tries, it wasn't working.

I was able to get my car towed (they say they will reimburse) and got a new device. Moving forward, how should I keep my device cool or away from the sun/heat?

Also to note, both the caller and person who checked on my device weren't sure if it was because of the heat or not. But my car battery is fine and I literally drove the night before from work. The person who replaced my device did said it was hot when he felt the device though.

Thank you!

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u/Little_Scholar534 — 3 months ago