Protect yourself and your community from the measles
As of October 1, the Minnesota Department of Health had confirmed 10 new cases of measles in the Twin Cities metro area. Here are some key things to know to …
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Avoid getting sick: Buy street food only from licensed vendors
The City of Minneapolis Health Department and Business Licensing Division are urging people to avoid buying food from anyone who is not licensed. The risk of …
Give a little
The American Red Cross urges folks to give blood or platelets now to help curb a drop in donor turnout this Fall. Donors of all blood types and those giving …
Home fire prevention
The best way to stop a fire is to learn how to prevent it. Everyone should develop a fire safety plan in their home or workplace: Designate a safe meeting spot …
You can vote early
With Election Day coming up on November 4 the City Elections & Voter Services is offering additional voting hours. Thousands of voters in Minneapolis have …
Global Politics class – people, power and politics
We encourage people to participate in local politics and vote in the November 2025 elections. Many citizens ignore these grass roots local elections. The class …
International student Elsa Gomez welcomed to Camden Community and Camden High
The students and staff of Camden High School have warmly welcomed Elsa Gomez who comes to us as an exchange student from Les, Spain, a village in the valley of …
Read With Me free library
The official opening of the Read With Me MN free library took place on October 11 at 4405 Morgan Ave N. This new community resource free library will be a …
Registration for winter youth sports is open
The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board Youth Sports Department helps kids develop new physical and social skills in a fun, participatory and safe …
Keeping kids busy
Keep your kids busy in Minneapolis Parks during Minneapolis Public School release days and breaks. In addition to a wide array of programs, trips and camps …