What now? wonders a Minneapolis high school student after the rally in our nation’s capital
Over 200 students gathered from our Metro area schools and made their way to the March for Our Lives rally in Washington, D.C. on March 24, where …
Show your Northside pride and Stamp Out Hunger
The National Association of Letter Carriers is the chief organizer of the largest one-day food drive in the nation, held annually on the second Saturday in May …
Inkslinger, maverick and community advocate Ione Woodford
The Camden Community and Lind Bohanon neighborhood lost a trailblazer this year when Ione Nettum Greene Woodford passed away in January. She is survived by …
A practical approach to gardening
Amy Chapman wrote a wonderful article for the March Camden News on suggestions and resources entitled, “Become a Gardener.” It is filled with excellent …
Learn about City’s draft comprehensive plan at upcoming open houses
City leaders want to know your thoughts about the new draft comprehensive plan. When finalized, Minneapolis 2040 will serve as a framework of interdependent …
Bad April weather put seasonal park maintenance activities on hold
As winter extended well into spring this year, the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board (MPRB) had to delay a range of spring park care and …
Biz Scoops
You won’t have to drive to the suburbs this spring to get flower and vegetable plants for your garden. Goddard’s Gardens is a small garden mart opening …
Call for artists and art
The “New” Northside Arts Collective is re-emerging. We are getting back to the basics of providing display space for two-dimensional artwork at the Cora …
Growing Latino enrollment at Henry reflected in Latino Student Council
Each year in early October the Minneapolis Public Schools records a variety of demographic reports on school site enrollment, including racial …
Ask a naturalist – Eager for eagles
Q: How can I spot a bald eagle’s nest? Most people find bald eagles fascinating to watch. Their impressive size makes them the largest raptors in Minnesota, …