Building community at the Story Garden
The Story Garden has never just been about providing access to fresh and organic food for the community. Growing connections to one another is a founding value …
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SolStar wait list is open
The SolStar (Rooftop Solar) program is specifically designed for North Minneapolis property owners. This initiative offers solar panels at a deeply affordable …
Theo’s thoughts
(with help written by Dr. Anna, Camden Pet Hospital) Your vet won’t tell you this, but if your dog is running a fever, get some ketchup, and maybe a little …
Construction begins at North Commons Park
At their June 4 meeting the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board (MPRB) approved three contracts that allow the construction phase to begin on the project to …
Mississippi Flyway Habitat enhancement and connectivity
Millions of birds use the nearby Mississippi River to navigate north and south during their spring and fall migrations. The Mississippi Flyway is a migration …
Behind the decisions: What the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board, and the Board of Estimate and Taxation do for Minneapolis
This is the third article in the League of Women Voters Minneapolis 2025 Democracy Series In the November election this year you will have the opportunity to …
Summer at the library
Community members enjoyed sweet treats at the Webber Park Library Summer Kick-Off Ice Cream social on June 12! Library staff talked about upcoming library …
Red, White, and Boom July 4 event returns to the riverfront
The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board hosts Red, White and Boom, the city’s largest Independence Day event, on Friday, July 4. This year’s celebration …
Think ahead for Fall sports
Ya, you just got into the start of summer sports – but start thinking about fall sports. Registration for fall sports at Minneapolis Parks opened on June …
Support the Camden Community News — serving our community since 1976 — 49 years!
Hi folks, a couple times a year we ask for your financial support to this nonprofit Camden Community News. The COVID pandemic did a lot of damage to our local …