Eagle Brook Church opens Minneapolis campus
On September 10, Eagle Brook Church opened its 11th site to worshippers in downtown Minneapolis. While the location is new to Eagle Brook, the church has a …
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Changes in State law mean even more people can register for this November’s election
Earlier this year, the State restored voting rights to people convicted of a felony provided they are no longer incarcerated for a felony offense. This …
Take Charge America outlines three steps for consumers considering a fraud alert
If you’ve experienced fraud or are worried about potential identity theft, placing a fraud alert on your credit report may protect you from possible …
Further study on Blue Line project
The Blue Line Extension Corridor Management Committee signaled their support for advancing the analysis of the staff-recommended light rail track route and …
Energy and water assistance
Many Minnesotans spend over 25 percent of their income on utility bills. Do you need help with your heating, electric, or water bills? Community Action …
Train traffic info
Considering the letter to the editor in the September Camden News on long trains blocking traffic we checked the Canadian Pacific Railroad’s (CP) website to …
Stay safe on Halloween
Halloween might be the biggest holiday in October, however the National Crime Prevention Council designated October Crime Prevention Month in 1984 …
Update on transforming North Commons Park
The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board (MPRB) and its partners have been working with Northsiders for several years on a project to reimagine North Commons …
Getting together on National Night Out
National Night Out (NNO), which was started as a community-building campaign to promote police-community partnerships and neighborhood camaraderie, is held …
Save democracy – let’s all empower young voters!
This is the fifth in a series of six articles about the 2023 Minneapolis City Election, brought to you by the League of Women Voters Minneapolis. Young …