Work on I-94 will mean closures
Yes, I-94 is set for some long overdue improvements beginning this spring – but that also means some frustration for most of the folks who live in Camden, …
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Holiday on 44th
No matter the weather – we come together. Don’t miss the 19th Annual Holiday on 44th celebration – all along 44th Avenue from Morgan to Upton, on Friday, …
City and MPRB receive one submission for Master Developer Upper Harbor Terminal Phase 1 redevelopment
On Friday, October 14 the City of Minneapolis and Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board (MPRB) closed their request for qualifications (RFQ) period seeking …
Mississippi River report reveals progress – It ain’t so bad, but it needs help
Over forty years after the passage of the Clean Water Act, a new report on the health of the Mississippi River shows that while progress has been made …
Terrace Theatre demolition halted; back in court Community group needs $6.35 million bond to save theater
Demolition of the Historic Terrace Theatre in Robbinsdale began on Saturday September 24, less than 48 hours after Friends of the Terrace had filed an appeal …
Rapid transit, North Minneapolis on the move
The local news media were invited by the Minneapolis City Council for a special tour of the proposed C-line Atrial Bus Rapid Transit (ABRT) Route on April 27. …
Investing in North Minneapolis: housing revival
Like the legendary phoenix rising from the ashes of the Great Recession and the foreclosure crisis of 2008, the housing market is showing good signs of …
Harvest Fest returns to Lowry Avenue
Harvest Fest will return to Lowry Avenue on Saturday, August 20, bringing with it a day of fun-filled activities surrounding the Penn/Lowry intersection. The …
The herons are back
On May 22, 2011, a tornado hit North Minneapolis. In its wake, Heron Island (as I liked to call it!), was destroyed. Hundreds of Great Blue Heron nests were in …
Planning the next generation of park recreation centers
The Minneapolis Parks and Recreation Board (MPRB) operates 47 recreation centers throughout the city and leases two additional facilities to nonprofits. A …