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As Minnesota marks the 44th Annual Food Shelf Month this March, Minnehaha Food Shelf is calling on the community to step up and help address food insecurity. Designated by the Minnesota Council of … more
On May 18, 2025, the Minnehaha Food Shelf is proud to present Nokomis East resident Jane Curry in her acclaimed, one-woman show, “Samantha ‘Rastles’ the Woman Question.” Curry … more
Midwest Mountaineering may have closed after 53 years (309 Cedar Ave.), but owner Rod Johnson (at right) is still hosting  outdoor social events like the Banff Film Festival at the Riverview … more
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
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