First of several anticipated MWMO grants for improvements at the Upper Harbor Terminal
The Mississippi Watershed Management Organization (MWMO) announced on July 20 that it has awarded a $2.6 million grant to the Minneapolis Park and Recreation …
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Northside Love: A 72-Foot Poetry, Paint and Peace Experience to mark International Peace Day
This article was written by Kathleen Hustad The Northside will be the epicenter of a new arts experience on September 21 which is also International Peace Day. …
Blue Line Extension Route is set
The METRO Blue Line Extension officially has a new route after the Hennepin County Board and Metropolitan Council voted to adopt the revised route modification …
Green Zones can fight back against energy rate increases
This article was written by Mariko Yatsuhashi Twice a week for the past month, volunteers from MN Renewable Now and Minnesota Interfaith Power and Light …
You can own solar power on the Northside!
This article was written by Kristel Porter Yes, you read that right! North Community High School is the first school in North Minneapolis to have a Community …
Queen Avenue Bicycle Boulevard slated to open in late July
This article was written by Naomi Crocker From Basset Creek Trail to 44th Avenue North, many Northside residents will have noticed the changes being …
Tap In, literal and spiritual nourishment
Northsiders will soon be able to tap into cocktails, food, community and their spiritual side at Tap In, a new restaurant coming soon to Lowry Avenue. …
Improvements coming to North Commons Park
More ways to have your say! Northsiders can help design a new community center, water park and playground at North Commons Park! The North Commons Park-Phase 1 …
A new view of the Mississippi from the Northside
Folks, wanna know what’s up on the Mississippi River front project? There’s a public meeting and onsite tour scheduled for the new North Minneapolis …
Northside Greenway discussion begins again
This article was written by Connor Cummiskey Minneapolis is preparing residents for a new …