Remembering: Connection through resilience
Intro: It’s been 10 years since the May 22, 2011 tornado hit our Camden Community. It damaged 3,700 properties across the Northside, and two people, David …
Archive by month April
Upper Harbor Terminal Project update: Environmental review
This article was written by Melissa Winn and Kelley Skumautz The City of Minneapolis’ plan for the Upper Harbor Terminal, a 48-acre site on the west side of …
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 …
Stay in the know about the City of Minneapolis government
I have been proofreading the Camden Community News (CCN) for about three years now. I always learn something new about our community. When it comes up in …
Where there is a need, there is a Lion
This article was written by Lion Jim Cain and Amanda Dobbs The Camden Lions harnessed the power of communication and collaboration during the COVID-19 crisis. …
Register to vote — again?
The first in a series of articles about the 2021 Municipal Elections brought to you by the League of Women Voters Minneapolis. Believe it or not, 2021 is an …
Metro D Line construction has started
Faster transit is coming to the Route 5 bus corridor. Construction of the Metro D Line bus rapid transit (BRT) project began in early April. The D Line will …
Update on the Blue Line Extension
The Metropolitan Council and Hennepin County recently released revised route options for the planned Metro Blue Line Light Rail Extension, which will connect …
Department of Justice Investigation
Minneapolis City Council released the below statement on April regarding the Department of Justice Investigation. “We fully support the Department of …
Funds available to help renters and landlords pay their bills
A new rental assistance program, RentHelpMN, has opened for applications, making it possible for low- and moderate-income renters to get caught up on overdue …