Peace walk to end Northside violence
This article was written by Connor Cummiskey Over 100 people gathered near the Quick Stop at the intersection of North Penn Avenue and North 36th Avenue on May …
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D line station construction update
The D Line rapid transit station construction is progressing: 11 stations are now under construction, five additional stations begin within the next …
A celebration of community and renewable energy at Powerfest
This article was written by Karsten Beling PowerFest was a success on June 12! PowerFest was organized by dozens of environmental organizations including MN …
Support the Camden Community News —your community newspaper since 1976 – Serving our community for 45 years
Hi folks, every July we ask for your financial support to this nonprofit Camden Community News. The COVID-19 pandemic is winding down and businesses are …
Habitat for Humanity helps small businesses
Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity provided grants to eight Northside businesses affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, with support from the Republic Services …
Need to report theft or property damage?
The City of Minneapolis is changing the way residents report non-violent, non-emergency theft and property damage not in progress. Now non-police City …
Ready for a splashtastic summer?
Here’s what to know, before you go to MPRB pools, water parks and beaches! With dozens of wading pools, 12 beaches, two water parks, and the …
Nature in the city
North Mississippi Regional Park encompasses 67 acres of land – including a mile of shoreline along the Mississippi River shoreline, part of Shingle Creek, …
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. …
A night to gather with your neighbors
National Night Out (NNO) takes place every year on the first Tuesday in August. Due to the pandemic most events weren’t held last year, but this year it’s …