The dawn of community safety
It has been almost one year since Minneapolis residents voted to change the City’s government structure. The ballot question passed was: Shall the …
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Want to vote early?
Folks, your vote really does count! And you don’t have to wait for the General Election on November 8; you can vote in person at the Early Voting Center, 980 …
My vote…What does it matter?
This is the sixth in a series of articles about the 2022 midterm election, brought to you by the League of Women Voters Minneapolis We’re often encouraged to …
Blue Line Extension field work begins
As planning and environmental work continues on the METRO Blue Line Extension Project, you may notice project staff in your neighborhood performing initial …
New process to manage traffic calming for neighborhood streets
The City of Minneapolis has established a new process to manage and prioritize requests for traffic calming measures on neighborhood streets; a system designed …
Have a safe Halloween
As the spooky season creeps upon us, it’s clear that Halloween will look quite different from the past couple of years as we start to creep back to normal …
Coach Val brings fitness to the Northside
This article was written by Mary Klauk Fitness is what is happening in North Minneapolis! Valerie Fleurantin of VF Solutions is the driving force behind adding …
North Market mural dedication
On August 2, National Night Out, North Market and Camdentown celebrated by dedicating a new mural for the Market’s fifth anniversary. The idea for the Market …
What is inflation and why should we care?
On average, the prices we pay in stores and online increase year after year. Inflation is the term economists use when the prices of all consumer categories …
Who votes, who doesn’t and why
The following is the fifth in a series of articles about the 2022 midterm elections, brought to you by the League of Women Voters Minneapolis Recent Supreme …