Watch out for scams
A new analysis of consumer scam reports submitted to the Better Business Bureau indicates a larger portion of Black, Hispanic, Asian and other racial …
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Neighborhood youth helping neighborhoods
This article was written by Patricia Deinhart-Bauknight and Em Matson The Webber-Camden Neighborhood Organization (WCNO) wants to talk to you! So much is going …
Spring adult sports registration begins
The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board (MPRB) opened spring adult sports registration on February16. Mark your calendars, get your squad together and …
Shingle Creek Volunteer Stars
Shingle Creek Neighborhood Association invites community members to nominate individuals and/or groups for Volunteer Stars recognition during National …
World famous artist, painter, sculpturist Rodger Brodin, 1940-1995
There is a statue above the Shingle Creek Pond in Webber Park called The Camden Lumberman. This bronze six-foot, six-inch bronze sculpture was commissioned to …
City is highlighting recovery efforts in 2020, outline priorities for addressing challenges this year
On January 13 City leaders provided an overview of the City’s response to the pandemic and civil unrest in 2020, and outlined priorities for moving forward …
Finding connection in the midst of isolation
Winter brings a need to forge paths for connection that often feels more natural with warmer temps and longer days. At a time when the earth is dormant, …
North Regional Library is reopening!
An 11-month renovation project at North Regional Library is now complete. The library will reopen for Grab and Go service on February 7 at …
A winter wonderland
In mid-January we were treated with a frost that coated the trees along the parkway looking east from Washburn just before sunset. Very pretty. Photo by …
The park that almost wasn’t
This article was written by Deanna Averill Shingle Creek Park is 75 acres of a diversified eco system. In addition to the fish in the 12-mile creek, many water …