The African American barbershop
“Since the turn of the 19th Century, beauty salons and barber shops have served as special places among African Americans. They have been places not only to …
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Blue Line Extension will have a feedback map
The METRO Blue Line Project is looking for a route that does not use eight miles of freight railroad right of way as previously planned. Because of the shift …
New businesses at 44th and Penn, Things are happening despite the pandemic
This article was written by Connor Cummiskey Two new businesses have setup shop near the intersection of 44th Avenue and Penn Avenues. If you need to get out …
Curious about the COVID vaccine?
This article was written by Marky Wagner The State of Minnesota began to roll out its COVID-19 vaccination plan in December. The goal for the first, limited …
New North Minneapolis riverfront overlook scheduled to open this spring
26th Avenue North Overlook construction update A new Mississippi River overlook opens this spring at 26th Avenue North! The oval-shaped overlook platform …
Is a COVID-19 vaccination in your near future?
Most people will agree that the last 12 months have been very eventful, impactful and woeful. The best COVID-19 news in recent months has been the …
Have your say on the draft Upper Harbor plan Comment period open until January 15
The City is seeking input on the redevelopment plan for the Upper Harbor Terminal site on the Mississippi River in North Minneapolis – a 48-acre City-owned …
Safety for All plan is part of the city 2021 budget
This article was written by Connor Cummiskey A debate over the 2021 staffing levels of police erupted early in December after the Minneapolis City Council cut …
A little Northside history
The City of Minneapolis’ Division of Race & Equity kicked off The Northside Oral History Project on October 20. The project centered around the stories …
Look local for holiday treats this year
This article was written by Connor Cummiskey While the holidays may be drab this year, thanks to the ongoing pandemic, locally-sourced treats and candy still …