Crime Prevention Corner – Halloween safety
As the season changes and the leaves start to turn we are reminded to start preparing for the holiday season. The first one of the season is Halloween, …
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Shingle Creek Regional Ponds get 11,000 pollinator plants
Joining local and national efforts to help dwindling populations of butterflies, bees and other pollinators, SCNA and many volunteers working with Paul …
Update on 2201/2203 44th Avenue
One of the Victory Neighborhood Association’s (ViNA) primary activities is to find ways to grow new neighborhood businesses and support the ones already …
For better or worse; the faith communities’ response to domestic violence
Everyone enjoys the beauty and heartfelt exchange of vows in a tearful wedding; no one at that moment imagines the newlyweds heading toward a path of …
What’s next at the Story Garden
As fall is quickly approaching, and time in the garden is coming to a close, we have an opportunity to reflect. Every season for the Story …
Don’t leave those leaves too late!
The last day of the City yard waste collection is the week of November 13. Your garbage day the week of November 13 is the last collection date for …
Garden Tour at 33rd Avenue
The 33rd Avenue North Grow-Way is a garden project in the McKinley and Folwell neighborhoods. It includes a self-guided walking tour which is .6 mile one way. …
New Metro Transit assistance program will make riding the bus more affordable
Effective October 1, Metro Transit is raising their bus and train fares by 25¢. With the exception of rides to the Downtown Zone. No change there. So that’s …
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month
A historical outline of the battered women’s movement, compiled by the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence (NCADV), unfolds an astounding …
Early voting begins – sample ballots now available
Early voting for the November 7 City elections began September 22. All voters in Minneapolis can choose to vote early. Voting absentee can be done in person at …