Virtual open houses for Parks for All
Parks for All is a new draft comprehensive plan that will set Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board (MPRB) priorities and policy direction for the next decade. …
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So you’re thinking about running for office this year?
Here’s a quick 5-step starting check off list This past year certainly had people doing things they never thought possible before. And many folks probably …
Christopher Campbell named PCYC Executive Director
Christopher Campbell has been named Executive Director at Plymouth Christian Youth Center (PCYC) in North Minneapolis. He succeeds Anne Long, who served PCYC …
Celebrate holidays safely
With the increase in COVID-19 vaccinations across the nation, we might be closer to being able to celebrate holidays in-person with our families. Until then, …
You can buy a $25 tree starting in March
Minneapolis property owners will soon be able to order a 5- to 8-foot tree for $25 each to plant on their private property. This year, Minneapolis property …
How can calling 311 help our neighborhood?
I grew up in rural Iowa. The closest neighbor was a quarter of a mile away. We rarely had to deal with neighborhood conflicts. I also grew up with seven …
Watch out for scams
A new analysis of consumer scam reports submitted to the Better Business Bureau indicates a larger portion of Black, Hispanic, Asian and other racial …
Neighborhood youth helping neighborhoods
This article was written by Patricia Deinhart-Bauknight and Em Matson The Webber-Camden Neighborhood Organization (WCNO) wants to talk to you! So much is going …
Spring adult sports registration begins
The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board (MPRB) opened spring adult sports registration on February16. Mark your calendars, get your squad together and …
Shingle Creek Volunteer Stars
Shingle Creek Neighborhood Association invites community members to nominate individuals and/or groups for Volunteer Stars recognition during National …