Scale of public safety amendment questioned by commission work group
This article was written by Connor Cummiskey Discussions began anew on the Minneapolis City Council’s public safety amendment in Ausust, after the …
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Have your say on how your neighborhood gets funded Neighborhoods 2020 Comment deadline extended to September 30
The City of Minneapolis Neighborhood and Community Relations Department is proposing a new neighborhood program, “Neighborhoods 2020,” that looks nice as a …
Just a bit of wind damage
Tornado sirens sounded, and the wind and rain poured through the seven Camden neighborhoods on Friday night, August 14. The tornado warning was cancelled …
Vote early! Your vote really does matter
We know that with the COVID-19 pandemic you might feel kinda scared to go to your polling place with a bunch of people to vote in the general election on …
Camden businesses are getting by during the pandemic
Written by Connor Cummiskey Well into the coronavirus pandemic that has shutdown schools, sent workers home and obligated masks in public, we reached out to …
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, …
Working on business recovery
This article was written by Connor Cummiskey Minneapolis was shaken in late May after George Floyd died in Minneapolis Police custody. Protests soon followed, …
Who did terrorize Camden?
This article was written by Ry Edwards During the first three nights following the death of George Floyd on May 25, protests, riots and looting caused millions …
Distance Learning Coping with stay-at-home learning
Distance Learning is the official term, but many have called it home schooling or online learning. No matter what you call it, it generally hasn’t been what …
Good news from Patrick Henry High School
PHriday PHamily Phly-Bys During the first week of distance learning due to COVID-19, Henry High staffer Maria Ahlgren and colleague Rosa Costain were lamenting …