Holiday on 44th returns: A beloved winter celebration lights up North Minneapolis!
Written by Rachel Bundy Get ready for a magical winter wonderland as the cherished Holiday on 44th makes its triumphant return to North Minneapolis on December …
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What’s with the water mains?
Written by Marky Wagner Since this past summer the City of Minneapolis has been working on the water mains in the Fowell and Cleveland neighborhoods. The …
More funding for North Commons Park
The Minneapolis Parks Foundation (MPF) recently secured a $3 million gift from an anonymous donor to support Transforming North Commons, the $20 million …
North End Hardware: a full-service hardware store that takes care of the community
As I write each month about a different Northside business, my focus has been on supporting Northsiders and helping us as a community keep our money locally. …
Story Garden Winter Tree Event
Mark your calendars for Saturday, December 7! The Story Garden’s Annual Winter Tree event is coming up and we would love to see you there. From 3-5 p.m. on …
Be careful when shopping online
A neighbor ordered some wood chips from the City of Minneapolis. The delivery was scheduled, and the office communicated clearly that the chips could only be …
Vets gather for events
Written by Michael Larson We’ve been helping a veterans group called the Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War (SUV-CW) and showed them around Crystal …
Low Income homeowners: Warm up with Affordable Solar
Written by Kristel Porter MN Renewable Now is a small environmental nonprofit based in North Minneapolis, dedicated to building a carbon-free future by …
Protecting our youth from the dangers of cannabis: A call for action to parents
The Minnesota State Legislature legalized cannabis, but that does not mean we should stand by as it harms our children. The Minneapolis City Council can fix …
Support the Camden Community News — serving our community since 1976 — 48 years!
Hi folks, a couple times a year we ask for your financial support to this nonprofit Camden Community News. The COVID-19 pandemic did a lot of damage to our …