Upper Harbor Project update
As of March 11 the City has completed an initial round of engagement on the Upper Harbor Terminal project, and will return to share project updates and gather …
Archive by year 2021
Libraries are fine – fine-free
Don’t be afraid – stop by Webber or North Regional Library and pick up a book – it’s free. And if you are late on returning it – they’re not gonna …
Buy a tree for only $25
Minneapolis property owners are able to order a 5- to 8-foot tree for $25 each to plant on their private property. Northside property owners who haven’t …
City Council forwards Public Safety Charter Amendment to Charter Commission
Proposal may allow voters to create a new Department of Public Safety In mid-March the Minneapolis City Council voted to send the Transforming Public Safety …
Virtual open houses for Parks for All
Parks for All is a new draft comprehensive plan that will set Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board (MPRB) priorities and policy direction for the next decade. …
So you’re thinking about running for office this year?
Here’s a quick 5-step starting check off list This past year certainly had people doing things they never thought possible before. And many folks probably …
Christopher Campbell named PCYC Executive Director
Christopher Campbell has been named Executive Director at Plymouth Christian Youth Center (PCYC) in North Minneapolis. He succeeds Anne Long, who served PCYC …
Camden’s lumber history
The opening of the new Walrus Art Gallery, in what is often referred to as the “Castle Building” at 4400 Lyndale Ave N, got me thinking about the history …
Rich history, bright future
The Capri Theater recently videotaped a series of interviews with Northsiders and Capri supporters on the theme “Rich History. Bright Future.” Watch for …
Henry student-produced video news program goes public
Who better to give you news from the high school located in Camden than the students who attend it themselves? Just go to the Henry High website, …