Community members walk the streets of Minneapolis to stop violence
This article was written by Connor Cummiskey City officials gathered on October 13 outside the Oak Park Neighborhood Center to present a new piece of the …
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Tired of cooking? Want something tasty from a local business?
Talk food – really eclectic delicious food. You can’t travel outside the USA these days but you can get great food right around the corner here in Camden. …
Vote! Your vote really does matter
We know that the COVID-19 pandemic might make you kinda scared to go to your polling place with a bunch of other people to vote in the general election on …
Questions about ballot questions?
This article was written by Connor Cummiskey Minneapolis residents have two potential charter amendments on their November 3 election ballots this year. The …
What’s in a name?
To many of us, our name is important. We feel good when someone remembers our name. Parents and families of newborn babies often spend hours researching …
International Day of Non-Violence celebrated
This article was written by Deanna Averill It was a crisp evening in October when neighbors gathered around Shingle Creek Ponds at 52ND and Upton Avenues to …
PCYC Executive Director Anne Long to retire
PCYC (Plymouth Christian Youth Center) in North Minneapolis has announced that Anne Long, the executive director of PCYC, will retire from the agency after a …
Grants to provide food, job access to low-income folks
In the face of COVID-19, civil unrest and the resulting economic challenges, accessing food and food-related jobs is a growing concern in North Minneapolis, an …
Adopt a Drain in Camden
I recently received a notification about the Adopt a Drain program in Minneapolis. This program falls under the Public Works banner, specifically the Sewer and …
New park budget on the agenda Public comment opportunities scheduled Nov. 4, 18 and Dec. 2, 9
Superintendent Al Bangoura’s Recommended 2021 Budget for the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board (MPRB) addresses the revenue shortfall caused by COVID-19, …