Public hearings in July on revised 2020 City budget
The City Council’s Budget Committee will hold two public hearings in July on proposed revisions to the City’s 2020 budget. The City faces a significant …
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Enjoy your July 4th holiday and summer fun safely
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic many cities and towns have decided to cancel their traditional Fourth of July Celebrations. This however should not deter you from …
Neighborhoods are connecting with folks during pandemic
This article was written by Connor Cummiskey Residents may be seeing greater stress as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to leave them uncertain on how to pay …
Carl Kroening Center, like nature, is changing
The Carl Kroening Interpretive Center, a nature center in our community along the banks of the Mississippi River, is going through some changes, just like …
Hennepin County Library Juneteenth virtual celebrations!
Celebrate this significant moment in African American history at an all-ages online community event! Enjoy powerful stories, performances, rhythms and songs. …
Shop safely at the farmers market
Two Northside farmers markets are set to open in June. Not surprisingly, things will be a little different this year. The Camden Farmers Market and Crafts, …
Parks – what’s open, what’s not
As Governor Walz’s Executive Order 20-56 went into effect on May 18 to safely reopen Minnesota’s economy and ensure safe non-work activities during Stay …
Stay Healthy Streets
The City of Minneapolis is opening up space for walking, rolling and biking to support active recreation and safe access to essential businesses with Stay …
Vote early by mail this year!
With health officials advising everyone to reduce contact with others during the pandemic, the City of Minneapolis recommends voting early by mail this …
Seeing the good during the days of COVID-19
There is so much heartache for families in our neighborhoods, beyond the coronavirus deaths. There are graduates denied their pomp and circumstance, brides and …