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Met Council Imagine 2050 Plan The Metropolitan Council has approved its ‘Imagine 2050’ plan which sets the long-range policy foundation for housing, land use, regional parks, … more
t a press conference this morning, Feb. 26, 2025, neighbors and community leaders called on city council members to uphold the community’s right to shape the future of George Floyd Square. On … more
The city of Minneapolis has unveiled a draft development framework for the highly anticipated New Nicollet Redevelopment project, guided by input from thousands of community members. Through 14 … more
Minneapolis will begin collecting fees to recover costs for the use of city-owned resources by Minneapolis Police Department (MPD) officers who work for private or nonprofit organizations when they … more
Some not-so-pleasant parts of southwest Minneapolis’ history are the focus of a new podcast from the Minnesota Star Tribune.  “Ghost of a Chance,” tells the story of Harry … more
Justice Alan Page’s new children’s book, “Baking Up Love,” ignites curiosity and fuels empathy in young readers with a story about love, grief and multi-generational … more
  Near the corner of Emerson Avenue South and Minnehaha Parkway, there is a one-story home uncharacteristic of the neighborhood. To any passerby, it’s clear that this single-story … more
Frustration is growing over the Rethinking I-94 project proposal to drop two at-grade options. The Rethinking I-94 Policy Advisory Committee (PAC) Jan. 17 discussed recommendations to eliminate … more
The Twin Cities Meteorological Society’s 4th Annual Minnesota State of the Climate event, held at the Anpétu Téca Education Center in Roseville, had a special focus on … more
Four applicants submitted varying plans for developing the Peoples’ Way (site of the former gas station) at 3744 Chicago Ave. in response to the city of Minneapolis’ request for … more
Today, the Minnesota House of Representatives Education Policy Committee will hear legislation  authored by Ron Kresha (R - Little Falls) repealing Minnesota’s ethnic studies program … more
Soup for You! Café celebrates its 10th anniversary on Friday, Jan. 31st from 11:30-1:30 p.m. All are welcome enjoy a free bowl of soup and accompaniments in the basement of Trinity Lutheran … more
The Metropolitan Council has adopted a comprehensive regional plan, Imagine 2050,  guiding growth and development across the Twin Cities metropolitan region over the next three decades.   … more
Public Works crews continue to respond to the early-morning water main break at the Southeast corner of 50th St. and Penn Ave. on Thursday, Feb. 13, 2025. According to a press release: The leak … more
Last Monday, the Minneapolis Budget Committee meeting was interrupted due to a local pastor who was upset about an agenda item. According to Ward 2 Council Member Robin Wonsley's e-newsletter on … more
On Feb. 5, 2025, U.S. Senator Tina Smith (D-MN), a member of the Senate Finance Committee and the Senate Banking Committee, called for Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent to appear before both … more
Ever since it first opened in the mid-1990s, May Day Cafe at 3440 Bloomington Ave. has been a thriving hub for its local community. Now, after a year of fundraising to buy the business, employees are … more
Building a Stronger Minnesota: The Need for Inclusive Zoning Reform I’ve lived in Minnesota for nearly 30 years. One of the things I love about this state is the sense of community and … more
Shortly after initiating the acquisition of Twitter in 2022, Elon Musk posted, “For Twitter to deserve public trust, it must be politically neutral, which effectively means upsetting the far … more
As I start to write, I am aware that the Trump inauguration is coming. When he leaves office, I will be 84 years old.    LOST AND SEARCHING I HAVE ADOPTED GUIDES The holidays … more
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