A historical building is being revived to give new life to the Camden Community
This article was written by Amanda Dobbs Back in the day, you’d find a young Anissa Nicole Keyes kicking a red rubber ball way into the sky then flying …
Archive by month January
A legacy of problem solving at North End Hardware
This article was written by Ry Edwards If Darryl Weivoda’s life was a movie you would likely see the baseball first. As the camera panned back you would see …
COVID didn’t stop this neighborhood organization!
This article was written by Em Matson The Webber-Camden Neighborhood Organization (WCNO) had a busy year in 2021. The uncertainty of COVID continued to present …
Metal recycling the right way
This article was written by Randy Klauk, Hennepin County Master Recycler/Composter Metal is the third of our series on curbside recycling in Minneapolis. Metal …
North Market vaccination pop-up clinic
Anyone is welcome to get their COVID-19 vaccination at North Market. Everyone ages 5 and up in need of a COVID-19 vaccine or booster is welcome. Pillsbury …
Five resolutions for a fraud-free new year
Sent from Better Business Bureau Financial losses from the pandemic aside, individuals continue to be at risk of losing money and personal information with the …
Fair Banking is fair
Financial access is in reach! FAIR Banking helps low-income Minnesotans access checking and savings accounts, build credit and financial confidence through a …
Minneapolis Documenters boost government transparency
Local government meetings shape our lives, but these discussions often lack participation from the public. A new participatory journalism initiative from …
Give Kids a Smile
Minnesota dentists are offering free dental care for children in need on February 4 and 5. Appointments can be booked now. The Minnesota Dental Association …
Park building hours scaled back
Due to a rise in COVID-19 cases, the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board is temporarily discontinuing public drop-in hours at recreation centers and …