The health impacts of domestic violence
June is Alzheimer’s and Brain Awareness Month — a time to shed light on bruises that don’t show. The Alzheimer’s Association provides …
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Door knocking is coming to Folwell this summer
There is development happening all over the city. It’s not just orange cones blocking streets, but cranes at work constructing new business and …
Camden Farmers Market – new location, extended season!
Stop by every Thursday beginning June 7 to the Camden Farmers Market at their new location, North Market parking lot, 4414 Humboldt Ave. N. This year …
Have a happy and safe summer
Well, winter is finally gone and summer just around the corner. With that in mind, here are some summer safety tips to make the time you spend outdoors …
Inkslinger, maverick and community advocate Ione Woodford
The Camden Community and Lind Bohanon neighborhood lost a trailblazer this year when Ione Nettum Greene Woodford passed away in January. She is survived by …
A way to find each other
Community gardening has a way of bringing people together. On the Northside we don’t have a lot of ‘third space’ options to be together. We …
Going out of town crime prevention tips
I realize that after the last April blizzard weekend we went through many of us were waiting for the snow to melt — and not thinking about opening the …
Putting cleanliness first
If you live in the Folwell, Webber-Camden or Hawthorne neighborhoods, in January you will have gotten a sternly-worded letter from the Minneapolis Solid …
Learn about City’s draft comprehensive plan at upcoming open houses
City leaders want to know your thoughts about the new draft comprehensive plan. When finalized, Minneapolis 2040 will serve as a framework of interdependent …
Bad April weather put seasonal park maintenance activities on hold
As winter extended well into spring this year, the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board (MPRB) had to delay a range of spring park care and …