Honoring Civil War veterans
Written by Michael Larson There will be a dedication program at Crystal Lake Cemetery on May 24 at about 10 a.m. Civil War re-enactors, historical figures and …
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Shared bikes and scooters are ready for the season
The City of Minneapolis has entered into license agreements with Lime and Spin to participate in its Shared Bike and Scooter Program for the 2025 season. Bikes …
North Mississippi Regional Park Plan moving forward
The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board (MPRB) is beginning work on a new project that will create a plan to guide improvements and stewardship at North …
Beware of lilies, they kill kitties
Written by Dr. Anna, Camden Pet Hospital Spring has sprung! I love seeing our patients smiling and reveling with muddy paws and twigs stuck to their fur as …
Spring at the Story Garden
It’s the time of year when the world around us is mostly brown. The weather weaves between snow storms and rain, warmer breezes and the early morning …
Shingle Creek and Victory Neighborhood Organizations approve merger
Written by Rachel Bundy On March 1, members of both the Shingle Creek Neighborhood Association and the Victory Neighborhood Association voted to merge their …
The history of Rotary and the Rotary Club of North Minneapolis
Written by Ann LuceThe world’s first Rotary service club was founded on February 23, 1905 when lawyer Paul Harris and three friends met in a small office …
Did you see the eclipse?
Written by Randy Klauk The Lunar Eclipse on Friday, March 14 was easily viewed in our area on the mostly cloudless night. This photo was taken at 12:07 a.m., …
Have your voice in a community history, racial healing initiative
The City of Minneapolis has launched “Minneapolis Your Story,” a partnership with independent nonprofit StoryCorps Studios that will create an archive …