Work Groups 2020 and the Future of Neighborhood Associations
This article was written by Danielle Tietjen Neighborhoods have a long history of being defined around commercial hubs, schools or through issue …
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Minnesota Department of Commerce certifies first Black-led cooperative credit union
This article was written by Amy Luesebrink Village Financial Cooperative in North Minneapolis moved one step closer to bringing their credit union into …
The Film Society of Minneapolis St. Paul presents Crime + Punishment
This article was written by Janet Zahn The Film Society of Minneapolis St. Paul, in collaboration with the Capri Theater and the Minnesota Historical …
MINNESOTA ORCHESTRA PRESENTS COMMON CHORDS IN NORTH MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 21 to 27
This article was written by Emma Plehal The Orchestra’s week-long Common Chords residency will feature musician visits and performances throughout …
Fun inside and out along Holiday on 44th!
This article was written by Monica Hussey Klanderud Twenty-one years ago, a group of local Northsiders were sitting in a coffee shop on 44th Avenue …
Housing growing on the Humboldt Greenway
This article was written by Amy Luesebrink The new row of porch lights, people walking their dogs in the late afternoon, or strolling down to the …
Vote, vote, vote on November 6
Folks, every election is important but you must get out to vote this Tuesday, November 6 to make sure you have your say in what happens to our …
Community solar garden opens in Camden
The largest rooftop solar installation in the Twin Cities can now be found right here in Camden! On September 26 a ribbon-cutting ceremony, …
Minneapolis Park & Recreation Board wants to hear from you!
Public comment period opens for park plans After 18 months of community-based planning and design, a draft version of the North Service Area Master …
Absentee voting for 2018 election has started
Pre-registration and early voting make voting faster and more convenient! Following the high primary turnout in August, the City of Minneapolis is …