Protect our groundwater and watersheds
Written by Diane Spector We may be seeing record high temps and hardly any snow, but there’s still plenty of winter left. When you do need to manage …
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What’s up at 4146 Fremont
A couple years ago the City of Minneapolis sought redevelopment proposals for two commercial buildings located at 4146 Fremont Ave N in the Webber-Camden …
Cycle Sisters
Get ready for thrilling and fun bike rides with Cycle Sisters as we move into spring. Last year we hosted 14 events, from spring to fall. Cycle Sisters is a …
Shingle Creek news
Written by Gary Averill A lot happened in the latter part of December and early part of January at Shingle Creek Park: Beaver and mother nature causing havoc …
What’s next for METRO Blue Line
2024 will be a big year for the METRO Blue Line Extension project. Staff will be working on more detailed plans for local review and approval, and they’ll be …
Community kindness act
Many times my New Year resolutions are gone by the end of January. This year, I didn’t even consciously elect a resolution, and then one came my way. …
Conserve energy
With the increased cost of natural gas, people may want to consider conserving natural gas. The biggest step customers can take to conserve is by lowering …
Investing in affordable housing
The City Council recently approved $16.8 million in direct investment and $1.5 million in 10-year federal tax credits to create or preserve 876 units of …
Lower pet adoption fees to spur adoption rates
Minneapolis Animal Care & Control (MACC) has lowered adoption fees with the goal of increasing animal adoptions. The shelter is also now at maximum …
More ways to go solar
Nonprofit Solar United Neighbors (SUN) wants to help Twin Cities homeowners of all incomes go solar. To accomplish this, SUN launched the Twin Cities Area …