Have your say on who represents you – attend your precinct caucus on February 25
Never been to a caucus? Not sure how it works? Precinct caucuses are meetings run by Minnesota’s political parties. They are the first in a series of local …
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Keep dating safe
As we flip our calendars to February our thoughts will start to focus on Valentine’s Day and what our plans might entail. Love is in the air as …
Pump track at Perkins Hill Park: view and comment on the concept plan
The concept plan for improvements at Perkins Hill Park is available for comment until December 31. The plan includes a pump track for skates, bicycles, …
Make your voice heard – three times to vote in 2020
It’s not that far off to the November 3 general election, when voters will be casting ballots for the Minnesota Legislature, U.S. Congress and U.S. President …
It’s the season for giving Support the Camden News —your community newspaper since 1976
Thanks to all of you who have donated to the Camden News over these past 43 years— we appreciate your support. You know that newspapers around the country …
City passes ordinance to require 5 cent fee for carryout bags Shoppers bringing their own bags will reduce litter and trash, recycling problems, resource waste
In late November the Minneapolis City Council passed an ordinance requiring retail establishments to charge a fee of at least 5 cents for carryout bags. The …
Safety during the New Year
Here is a list of safety tips to keep people safe and prevent crime over the New Year Holiday. Getting there – Going out to celebrate, leave for your …
Toast to Northside businesses!
NEON, the small business Northside nonprofit, is organizing with the West Broadway Business & Area Coalition to promote our Northside businesses at their …
Brooklyn Boulevard reconstruction nearly completed for the winter
The City of Brooklyn Center, in coordination with Hennepin County, nearly completed the reconstruction and streetscape improvements on a 1.4-mile segment of …
Light up the Night in Folwell
December holds the darkest of days and January has lost its holiday spell, leaving the days long and dreary. With the cold weather upon us, and folks tucking …