Crime prevention through environmental design
As crime rates skyrocket, Crime Prevention Practitioners and Law Enforcement Professionals look for many different ways to combat criminal activity. One …
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A green experiment on Irving
Green space nestled in the heart of an urban city was landscape architect H.W.S. Cleveland’s vision, who in 1883 designed Powderhorn, Loring and Farview …
Crime Prevention — Get to know your neighbors
With National Night out fast approaching on August 1, I’ve been thinking a lot about block clubs lately and the role they play in keeping our …
Construction on the Trailhead building at Theodore Wirth Regional Park
The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board (MPRB) and the Loppet Foundation celebrated the beginning of construction on the Trailhead building at Theodore Wirth …
Spoken Word at the Story Garden
The Story Garden at 35th and Humboldt, known for gathering youth from all over the streets, hosted Spoken Word on July 9 with beloved local artist, Joe Davis. …
City selects Serendripity Spot to host “parklet” and outdoor seating area
To make it easier for people to stop, relax and enjoy various areas and neighborhoods of Minneapolis, the City is continuing one of its summer programs and …
Camden Farmers’ Market is opening on July 13
The Camden Farmers’ Market, at 4400 Osseo Road, will open its 10th season on July 13 and will be open every Thursday through October 5 from 3-7 p.m. The …
Truss span in place for St. Anthony Parkway Bridge
Crews reached a major milestone in May for the new St. Anthony Parkway Bridge by moving a new truss span into place over the Burlington Northern Santa Fe …
STOP … Before someone gets hurt
A concerned reader wrote a letter in the June Camden News to ask how they might address the increasingly widespread issue of drivers failing to stop at STOP …
Building trust with residents
On June 20 dozens of Folwell residents showed up to the Folwell Neighborhood Association (FNA) monthly board meeting at Folwell Park. Many came with questions, …