Vacation crime prevention tips
Summer is a time of year that many families go on vacation. Being on vacation can lead to crime victimization if appropriate crime prevention measures are not …
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North Minneapolis celebrates its first Renewable Energy Fair – #POWERFEST
This article was written by Kristel Porter We have an urgent call to action on climate justice – too many of us have been denied access and left out of …
Robb Malone – the epitome of a good neighbor
This article was written by Kathleen Hustad Our neighbors are what make the Camden Community special. It is filled with talented, hardworking individuals that …
Upper Harbor public comment period now open
The Upper Harbor Terminal (UHT) Draft Alternative Urban Areawide Review (AUAR) and Mitigation Plan was published in the Environmental Quality Board Monitor on …
Why should you care about city elections?
Part 2 in a series of articles about the 2021 Municipal Elections by the League of Women Voters Minneapolis If you drive a car, walk, bicycle, live in a house …
Metro D Line updates
So you noticed no access to some intersections of Fremont or Emerson? The (soon to be) Metro D Line Transit stations are under construction and will be running …
Juneteenth at the libraries
Sun Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat North Regional Library 12-5 9-5 …
Get fresh food from local farmers markets
Many of the Farmers Markets of MPLS collaborative opened their markets May 1, with others opening later in June. Head on over to Northside Markets: Camden …
Spring crime prevention tips
Spring is here, and summer is fast approaching, so the City of Minneapolis wants to remind everyone of some crime prevention tips to help you and your family …
Great Blue Herons rookery
This brief was written by Donna Seline We all remember the devastation of the tornado that ripped through the Camden Community on May 22 2011 and also …