Did you really say that?
A couple I know like to support the local economy by eating at a small restaurant on the far north fringes of the Twin Cities. On one visit, they had a …
Residential speeding and the Vision Zero Project
Minneapolis/ St. Paul have a goal of ending traffic deaths and serious injuries by 2027. Some might call it a lofty dream, but the Vision Zero organization …
Did you really say that?
Before the cold weather set in, my husband and I took the time to take a walk along the Mississippi River in Downtown Minneapolis. The temperature was …
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 …
I Challenge You to complete your Census
We last published an update on the 2020 Census in the April Camden Community News. At that time, the Coronavirus positive cases in Minnesota were only 2,000, …
Seeing the good during the days of COVID-19
There is so much heartache for families in our neighborhoods, beyond the coronavirus deaths. There are graduates denied their pomp and circumstance, brides and …
Census update – still time to be counted
Four past issues of the Camden Community News have featured articles on the importance of the 2020 Census; what the benefits are to Minnesota if we have 100 …
U.S. Census – All lives count
I received my 2020 Census invitation via U.S. Postal Service on March 12. (I would feel really special if I didn’t already know that the rest of you received …
The Census is coming – be counted! Respond to the mailing in March
Note: In the February Camden Community News Linda Stewart reported on the “who, what, where and why’s” of the 2020 United States Census. The Census …