You can pick up a copy of the Camden News
If you already read the hard copy April issue of the Camden Community News you probably got it in the U.S. mail as you do every month. Due to the COVID-19 …
Note from Camden Community News
As the Camden Community News goes to print and you are reading this we need to make a few notes here in regards to the Corona virus and info in this issue. The …
Black History Month: A reminder of future greatness
This article was written by Ry Edwards In a world of polarization, some people define their identity by bonding with people who share similar qualities and …
Parks are open – get out if you can!
While the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Boards’s recreation centers and programming buildings are closed, there’s still plenty to do outdoors! …
Have your say on Neighborhoods 2020 program guidelines and how your neighborhood gets funded
The public comment period for the Neighborhoods 2020 draft program guidelines on neighborhood programming and funding to support the City’s 70 neighborhood …
Renewable energy for the Northside
This article was written by Kristel Porter You have probably heard of a new organization that is starting to gain attention by engaging the North Minneapolis …
Park meetings postponed – but you can comment online!
“Parks for All” is the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board’s (MPRB) comprehensive planning process, which will set MPRB priorities and policy …
New, lower speed limits on our streets
The Cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul announced on March 12 plans to lower speed limits to support safer streets. Slower speeds on local streets make travel …
City seeks public comment on 10-year Transportation Action Plan through April 22
The City of Minneapolis has released a draft of the Minneapolis Transportation Action Plan, a 10-year action plan to guide future planning, design and …
Combating COVID-19 scams
Our Camden Crime Prevention Specialist Bill Magnuson has tips in this issue on avoiding scams during this health crisis – but here are a few more from the …