City asks public for ideas on redistricting
The City of Minneapolis is calling on residents to submit proposals for new City Council and Park & Recreation Board districts. There’s now an online …
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Cold Weather Rule protections
The Minnesota Public Utilities Commission reminds Minnesotans that annual Cold Weather Rule protections started on October 1. Minnesota’s Cold Weather Rule …
Bring your own bags to the store
Starting October 1, a City ordinance requiring a 5 cent fee for each carryout bag provided by a store goes back into effect. Enforcement was paused temporarily …
Webber Library has expanded open hours
The library is open! Webber Park Library started extended hours on October 24. The new days and hours are: Monday 9 a.m.-5 p.m.; Tuesday noon-8 p.m.; …
The Night of the Living Dead returns Henry High students to normalcy – a play for their time
Filmmaker George A. Romero set the template for zombie films in 1968 with the production of The Night of the Living Dead. A revision of this movie and a play …
Rec Plus Childcare at Webber Park
Webber Park is happy to provide Rec Plus childcare programming all year round. Rec Plus provides childcare for school-age children in grades K-6 at …
Remembering Armistice Day
As November approaches I always think about Armistice Day. Armistice Day commemorates the signing of the armistice ending World War I, which was signed at the …
Tiny creatures seek a warm place
As we switch out our tee shirts for sweaters and our iced tea for pumpkin lattes, we are not the only creatures preparing for the coming of cooler …
What do you notice?
This article was written by Emily Bowers, Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board Naturalist at North Mississippi Regional Park The local animals in our …
Capri celebration
The Capri’s Grand Opening Week, October 3-10, began with a grand ribbon cutting ceremony on opening day, and continued with seven consecutive evenings of …