Holiday on 44th
Don’t miss the 18th Annual Holiday on 44th celebration, along 44th Avenue from Morgan to Upton, on Friday, December 4 from 6 to 9 p.m. Along the avenue …
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Articles that would typically be displayed on the front page of the newspaper.
C Line Bus Rapid Transit set to transform Metro Transit Route 19
One of the Northside’s most familiar bus routes is set for transformation over the next two years Metro Transit’s Route 19 travels east out of Downtown on …
Open streets highlights
The annual Open Streets/Harvestfest event took place on Lowry Avenue, from Emerson to Vincent, on September 26. It was a beautiful fall day for Northside …
NorthFirst: River Connect Highlights Aspirations for Mississippi Riverfront
How would you like to see the Upper Mississippi River in North Minneapolis redeveloped over the next two decades? That question was at the forefront of …
Protect yourself – Be aware of identity theft
Living with technology — the computers, smartphones and tablets, and online account access that help us manage our lives — involves risk. We must …
Great places to enjoy fall color
By Brianna DeVore The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is predicting an especially unique showing of fall-color brilliance this year. Peak fall color …
Behind the Victory Flagpole – Super Market
By Barbara Meyer Bistodeau From time to time I have written about the different markets in Camden such as the two Blomquist Markets and Paul Johnson’s …
Seriously organizing for change
By Barbara Bach Neighborhoods Organizing for Change (NOC), an advocacy organization based in North Minneapolis, has been working on behalf of people struggling …
Look forward to a new beautiful place in Camden
By Sue Quist The community got a chance to see the New Webber Park Library design and get info on the proposed adjacent grocery store – both will enhance the …
Minneapolis: a city for the 21st Century
On August 12, Minneapolis Mayor Betsy Hodges addressed the city council summarizing her proposal to transform the city into what she calls the “city of the …