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Local attorney Eva Wailes has been talking with her 11- and 14-year-old sons about his death, and how to push back against racism, bullying, injustice, and unfairness when they see it. She said, … more
Following is a list of fundraisers in the neighborhood. The initial estimate from the Longfellow Community Council is that 31 buildings have been completely destroyed, including 3 major grocery … more
by Margie O'Loughlin "I’m grateful that the church next door is helping people get back on their feet," said John Riggins, who lives at Trinity on Lake Apartments.[/caption] John Riggins grew up in … more
Photo by Abha Karnick Hamline graduate Abha Karnick wrote this poem after speaking with a mother at Cup Foods earlier this week. View the images she has taken in the Messenger Facebook page photo … more
Readers, the Longfellow Nokomis Messenger is regularly posting to its Instagram and Facebook accounts as we follow this rapidly evolving situation in our community. We welcome letters, photos, … more
Protestors started at the site where George Floyd was murdered (Chicago and 38th), walked down 38th, Hiawatha and Minnehaha, and ended at the 3rd Precinct at Minnehaha and Lake on Tuesday night, May … more
Midday along E. Lake St., Thursday, May 28, 2020. (Photo by Tesha M. Christensen) From Daniel Kennedy at Kennedy and Cain Law (3400 E. Lake St.): I took a walk this morning after verifying that my … more
Photo by Terry Faust Letter from photographer Terry Faust, written after being at the 3rd Precinct on Wednesday, May 28 at 9 p.m.: You know, despite the fact I was amongst angry people, and not many … more
The United States Postal Service (USPS) has announced it is temporarily suspending services, including mail delivery, in South Minneapolis. The following post offices are closed due to safety … more
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In touch through video calls, telephone, email, and postal mail By IRIC NATHANSON Joy and Randy Nelson keep in touch online with their fellow members at Holy Trinity Church. (Photo by Terry Faust) … more
“Keep that Hope Machine running strong,” urge The Okee Dokee … more
The Bodkin family at play. (Photo submitted) Standish resident Joel Bodkin has loved fish since he was three and won a goldfish at the state fair. That combined with a love of making things … more
The Hennepin County Master Gardener’s annual tour may be cancelled this year due to COVID-19, but that doesn’t mean these gardeners don’t still have tips and tricks to offer. Three … more
14 species of raptors in the neighborhood A bald eagle surveyed the Mississippi River from high atop a white pine. There are at least 90 active bald eagle sites in the Twin Cities.(Photo by Margie … more
Program offers healing interactions with police Keep those car lights in working order! Previously, a broken head light, tail light, or brake light could spark a downward economic spiral that, for … more
Tesha Christensen, editor and owner Newspapers have your back. We really do. Now more than ever, local is important. Who is open? Who is sick? Who is helping others? Who can you turn to for … more
Amy Pass Sometime last month I started feeling disenchanted with video chat. At first I thought video chat was amazing. It was heartening to see the faces of my friends and family in the midst … more
Hiawatha/Howe Gbai Gutknecht Jan Bauer Jane Fischer Kim Berg McGowan Lillie Pang Nancy Hofschulte Community Schools This year the Hiawatha/Howe Community … more
Becky Timm, NENA Executive Director Nokomis East Neighborhood Association By BECKY TIMM, Executive Director becky.timm@nokomiseast.org Thank you, Nokomis East Responding to NENA’s fundraising … more
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