How to register to vote and apply for a mail-in/absentee ballot
This article was written by Kristel Porter There seems to be a lot of information around voting by mail right now, and it all seems so confusing to everyone. …
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Vote early! Your vote really does matter
We know that with the COVID-19 pandemic you might feel kinda scared to go to your polling place with a bunch of people to vote in the general election on …
Pickleball anyone?
Did you know that the Bohanon tennis courts had pickleball lines painted on them? Pictured are some folks on the the first night of the Adult Pickleball League …
Coats For Kids
The Salvation Army has launched its annual “Coats For Kids” campaign to collect warm weather gear for Twin Cities children in need. Due to the …
Help clean up your street during Litter Be Gone, October 1–10
Minneapolis residents are invited to take part in Litter Be Gone, an annual litter cleanup event happening October 1–10. Volunteers will pick up litter …
Webber extends library hours for homework help and resources
Some Hennepin County Library locations have new hours expanding our services into evenings and weekends and Webber Library is included. In order to retain …
Black Friday on Broadway
This article was written by Carla Schleicher In a time where the majority of activity has been moved to virtual spaces, the Northside Economic Opportunity …
City Council approves boundaries for seven new Cultural Districts
In August the City Council approved an ordinance establishing seven new Cultural Districts in Minneapolis – a designation designed to accelerate economic …
Minneapolis 2040 public comment on rezoning
The City of Minneapolis is beginning to change its zoning rules to match the development guidelines that the City Council already approved with the Minneapolis …
Robocall scams get political
Between the political ads and the news coverage, the 2020 United States presidential election is impossible to ignore. But voters aren’t the only ones paying …