Fed up with crime
Many of you are likely aware of the rise in criminal activity in our beloved Victory neighborhood. Over the years I’ve heard of the occasional …
Archive by category Letters to the Editor
Letters to the editor of the Camden Community News.
Keeping campaigns positive
I read with great interest the letters to the editor that appeared in the last edition (prior to the November 7 election) of the Camden Community News asking …
Trickle down doesn’t work
I was an adult in the 1980s when President Reagan and the Republicans passed a tax reform bill in which they claimed their “Trickle Down Theory” would …
Freedom for all
We enjoy the picnics, people, pets and parades with the fire trucks, police, marching bands and floats (I prefer root beer). Yes, even the politicians are …
Government must stop cyber hackers
As concerned citizens of Camden, Minneapolis, Minnesota, and the U.S.A., it is time we stand up and demand that our government takes the initiative to protect …
No stopping at stop signs
I’m a long-time resident of the Shingle Creek area, and we have a long-standing concern. Why can’t we get drivers to stop for the stop signs at 49th and …
Thanks to Holiday on 44th supporters
In our Camden News January Holiday on 44th Thank You to our supporters and volunteers we were negligent in recognizing the many contributions of the Housing …
Election time coming
We have a chance this year to re-elect Barb Johnson to the Fourth Ward Minneapolis City Council seat. She has been one of the most responsible public servants …
Northern Metal the only polluter?
I am quite familiar with the Northside area, and so would like to voice my opinion on the article about Northern Metals in the January Camden News. First of …
Terrace is gone
It is with a heavy heart that we say that the fight is over. Friends of the Terrace was unable to get the bonds reduced by the Minnesota Court of …