Local landlord’s loss of rental licenses impact dozens this winter
Dozens of families in North Minneapolis received an early surprise gift this Christmas from the City of Minneapolis in the form of an eviction notice that …
Archive by month January
North Minneapolis Master Planning entering last portion of public input
Recently, the Shingle Creek Neighborhood Association (SCNA) completed their Robust Community Engagement efforts. Feedback from over 600 comments led to several …
Celebrating 100!
Florence Timmerman, a lifelong Northsider, just celebrated her 100th birthday on January 18. While shoveling for Ms. Timmerman, the Boys to Men Club in Folwell …
Tales from an Inkslinger
Tales from an Inkslinger, the Memoir of a Maverick, written by Ione Nettum Greene Woodford, is a true hidden gem of a book. The book tells of her life …
Vacant lots available for community gardens
The City of Minneapolis invites community gardeners and market gardeners to apply through February 9 to lease vacant City-owned lots. Gardeners can …
Tour looks for homes to feature
Homeowners who’ve recently remodeled, or who have homes well-preserved in their architectural eras, the Minneapolis & Saint Paul Home Tour …
Free radon test kits
The City of Minneapolis is giving away 200 radon test kits starting now to increase awareness of the cancer risks of radon and to encourage people to …
Beware of elder financial abuse
Keep an eye out on the pervasiveness of elder financial abuse and the toll it takes on our seniors. We all need to be aware of the red flags of …
Dating apps lead to increase in reported sexual assaults
Striking up a romance through a dating site or app is a well-established method of meeting people in 2018. It’s also increasingly risky when it …
Foreign exchange student from Bangladesh embraces and enhances life at Henry High
“Our foreign exchange students are vital to our mission to develop inquiring, knowledgeable and caring young people who help to create a better and …