The Camden Promise
Feeding those in need on the Northside This article was written by Connor Cummiskey Despite the addition of new locations, local food shelves may only be …
Archive by month April
Doing well by doing good How one ‘Camdentown’ business is staying connected despite COVID-19
This article was written by Ry Edwards To a stranger, the black awning at the corner of 44th and Humboldt only has four enigmatic letters: HWMR. When walking …
Minneapolis to provide supplemental aid
This article was written by Connor Cummiskey Minneapolis has set aside over $5 million in gap funding to help residents and businesses. $3 million of that will …
Embracing the Northside, grows all year round!
Our world seems to be growing at Zoom speed these days. People are racing to find toilet paper at their nearest stores and stocking up. And the snow just …
Census update – still time to be counted
Four past issues of the Camden Community News have featured articles on the importance of the 2020 Census; what the benefits are to Minnesota if we have 100 …
Have your say on how your neighborhood gets funded – comment period extended to July 15 – answer – it’s important!
The public comment period for the Neighborhoods 2020 draft program guidelines on neighborhood programming and funding to support the City’s 70 neighborhood …
Comments on the current situation
The Camden Community News invited some folks in the community to write a brief note on how they’re doing/coping during this time of social distancing, …
You can pick up a copy of the Camden News
If you are reading this issue of the Camden Community News you probably got it in the U.S. mail as you do every month. Due to the COVID-19 virus the Camden …
Libraries still offering services
Our Hennepin County Libraries are complying with Governor Walz’ Stay at Home order due to the COVID-19 pandemic. All 41 library branches are closed for the …
Social distancing urged at Minneapolis playgrounds, trails, athletic courts and fields
As Governor Walz’s stay at home order is extended through mid-May, and the need for social distancing continues, the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board …