Vote!
Election Day is Tuesday, November 8, when you can cast your ballot in this year’s presidential election. Minneapolis polls are open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. …
Office of Police Conduct Review has new data portal
The Office of Police Conduct Review (OPCR), which reviews every officer complaint made with the City of Minneapolis, now has an open data portal where …
World War I America
The World War I era — 1914 to 1919 — was a transformational time for America. The nation emerged as a confident global superpower while deep …
No-interest financing for energy-efficiency upgrades
While funding lasts, the City of Minneapolis offers Minneapolis residents zero percent financing on energy-saving upgrades recommended by Home Energy Squad …
Herobotics wins FIRST Grant, multiplies Robotics in Minneapolis Building a diverse community with robots
Who knew building robots could help build a community? Herobotics, Patrick Henry’s own Robotics Team, believes they can! In partnership with Shingle Creek …
Visit our schools
It takes more than principals, teachers and families to educate students. Neighbors, friends and community members influence and inspire youth just the …
Hear SPCO’s A Joyful Noise
The St. Paul Chamber Orchestra (SPCO) opens its 7th season of chamber music concerts at the Capri Theater with A Joyful Noise at 7 p.m. Thursday, …
Terrace is gone
It is with a heavy heart that we say that the fight is over. Friends of the Terrace was unable to get the bonds reduced by the Minnesota Court of …
Happy to have a new store
I would like to point out a few flaws in the arguments made by the writer of the letter titled “Save the Terrace Theatre” in the October …
How a prairie gets ready for winter
As autumn shifts into winter the prairie has already prepared for spring and is simply lying in wait. Their seed is spread, and though above ground the …