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On Friday, October 14 the City of Minneapolis and Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board (MPRB) closed their request for qualifications (RFQ) period seeking …
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 …
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 …
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. …
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 will return to Lowry Avenue on Saturday, August 20, bringing with it a day of fun-filled activities surrounding the Penn/Lowry intersection. The …
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 …
The Minneapolis Parks and Recreation Board (MPRB) operates 47 recreation centers throughout the city and leases two additional facilities to nonprofits. A …
On December 9, 2015 the City Council unanimously approved Mayor Betsy Hodges’s $1.22 billion proposed budget for 2016. Hodges’s presented her …
By Amy Luesebrink December’s news about the Federal Reserve raising the interest rate by .025 percent may signal the beginning of a new trend in climbing …