One Million Maniacs
A local Shingle Creek resident is having his first book of essays published this summer. David LeGault, who has lived in the Shingle Creek Neighborhood since …
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Project Update – View April 12 Open House Materials – Provide Input by May 1st.
The City held an open house on April 12 at the Webber Community Center to provide community members an opportunity to meet the four development teams and view …
Activists pave the way for a Black-led Northside credit union – you name it!
Grassroots economic activist organization, Blexit is introducing an era of economic renaissance by initiating the process to open a Black-led credit union in …
New produce market is an oasis in urban a ‘food desert’
Minnesota may enjoy being among the top five healthiest states in the country, but for the poorest among us, there is a different side to that coin. We rank …
Caucuses and conventions coming up
There will be Minneapolis City elections on November 7, but in the meantime the major political parties in Minneapolis will be meeting in April to caucus and …
Free camping for teens
YouthCARE’s Camp Sunrise is a year-round outdoor education program focused on bringing together Minneapolis and Saint Paul youth, 13-18 years old, from …
Neuter your bully dog
Do you live in North Minneapolis and own a bully breed dog that hasn’t been spayed or neutered? The Northside Minnesota Spay Neuter Assistance Program …
Art Lending Library at Folwell Park
The Minneapolis Art Lending Library will host its next lending hours at the Folwell Recreation Center, 1615 Dowling, on Friday, April 28 from 5-8 pm. You are …
It’s time to not just talk the talk, but to walk the walk
On March 16, Lutheran Social Service (LSS) of Minnesota bestowed the “Movement of Hope” recognition award upon the Minneapolis Northside founders of a …
Iscariot changes your mind on Judas
ISCARIOT-A Novel of Judas by Tosca Lee, a New York Times Best Seller, is a fictional work about Judas Iscariot. Little is known about him (20 Bible …