Distance Learning Coping with stay-at-home learning
Distance Learning is the official term, but many have called it home schooling or online learning. No matter what you call it, it generally hasn’t been what …
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Good news from Patrick Henry High School
PHriday PHamily Phly-Bys During the first week of distance learning due to COVID-19, Henry High staffer Maria Ahlgren and colleague Rosa Costain were lamenting …
More good news from Patrick Henry High School
Herobotics Our Patrick Henry FIRST Team 2500 Herobotics won the Chairman’s Award at the Virtual FIRST Robotics Competition, Minnesota North Star …
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 …