Rumen’s 10 hours for 10 causes
Different strokes for different folks, but for Rumen Hulmequist celebrating his birthday means taking on a fitness challenge and trying to inspire …
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Triangle Garden’s ‘big rock’
The Triangle Garden at 42nd and Humboldt Aves has an impressive souvenir from the 42nd Avenue North reconstruction project. A street crew from Michel’s …
Safe summer nights in Folwell Park
It’s not often your local bobby stops by on his fat bike to extend a personal invitation to join him and some of his fellow officers for free hot dogs at …
Verna Hodson – a big part of Camden history
Longtime Camden resident Verna (Bohanon) Hodson passed away on August 2 at the age of 102. Verna and her ancestors have a long history here in Camden. Her …
Wirth Coop Grocery is open
The Wirth Grocery Coop Store at 1835 Penn Ave. N officially opened its doors on August 10. The store will be open seven days a week from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. The …
Crime prevention through environmental design
As crime rates skyrocket, Crime Prevention Practitioners and Law Enforcement Professionals look for many different ways to combat criminal activity. One …
A green experiment on Irving
Green space nestled in the heart of an urban city was landscape architect H.W.S. Cleveland’s vision, who in 1883 designed Powderhorn, Loring and Farview …
Crime Prevention — Get to know your neighbors
With National Night out fast approaching on August 1, I’ve been thinking a lot about block clubs lately and the role they play in keeping our …
Construction on the Trailhead building at Theodore Wirth Regional Park
The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board (MPRB) and the Loppet Foundation celebrated the beginning of construction on the Trailhead building at Theodore Wirth …
Spoken Word at the Story Garden
The Story Garden at 35th and Humboldt, known for gathering youth from all over the streets, hosted Spoken Word on July 9 with beloved local artist, Joe Davis. …