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Have you ever wondered what happens to your organics recycling? Our city of Minneapolis organics recycling ends up at a commercial compost site in Rosemount, Minn. where 20,000 tons of organics are …
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By
Sally Bauer,
executive director
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5/24/22
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Project: Reimagining East Harriet Farmstead Neighborhood Association (EHFNA) EHFNA is looking for a relaunch of the EHFNA brand, assets and collateral in collaboration with the EHFNA Executive Team …
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Megan Nolan, coordinator
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5/24/22
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BOOK CELEBRATION MAY 22 A book celebration of “Church on the Move” by Rev. G. Travis Norvell will be on May 22, 4-5:30 p.m. at Judson Memorial Baptist Church (4101 Harriet Ave.). Author …
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5/24/22
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Linden Hills neighborhood sits alongside Lake Harriet/Bde Unma with 8,000 residents, award-winning restaurants, a vibrant business district, several parks and much more. The Linden Hills Neighborhood …
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Becky Allen
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5/5/22
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SPRING INTO UPTOWN MAY 7 Celebrate and discover more about the Uptown community through performances, demonstrations, food, art, and activities at a multi-cultural celebration on Saturday, May 7. The …
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5/5/22
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In 2023, there will be a new street-style skate park and bounder scramble area at Painter Park. A basketball court will be added, and the tennis/pickleball courts will be improved. Work will start …
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By Tesha M. Christensen
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4/20/22
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Matt Cook, owner of Sawhill Custom Kitchen & Design and member of the IMS Art Crawl Minneapolis, announcethat the “Colors of Spring” Art Crawl (www.imsartcrawl.com) will be on …
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4/20/22
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The city of Minneapolis will continue with the reconstruction of Grand Ave. S. between 38th St. W. and Lake St. W. The project began in 2021 between 48th St. W. and 38th St. W. The scope of the …
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4/20/22
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Yellow Tree Construction Services has been hired by Hall Sweeney Properties to construct a new 204-unit apartment building at 3536 Nicollet Avenue S. “Our general superintendent responsible for …
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4/20/22
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Starting in March the Bryn Mawr Neighborhood Association resumed meeting in person. They purchased streaming equipment that will allow them to interact with neighbors and presenters remotely while …
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4/20/22
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“Rebuilding Local Journalism” is the topic of the April 27 LHENA Talks series. This talk will focus on how local journalism is being rebuilt in Minneapolis. Christensen will talk about …
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4/20/22
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In 2018, a group of Linden Hill residents who were fans of the splendid Italian game of bocce decided that Linden Hills Park at 42nd and Xerxes Ave. in southwest Minneapolis would be an ideal site …
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4/5/22
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Applications are due by April 15 for the Fulton Neighborhood Association (FNA) Small Grants Program. Grants are available for $500-$2,500 for projects that align with FNA’s youth education and …
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By
Andrew Degerstrom
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4/5/22
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Have you been solar curious, but not known how to make it work for you? Then join the Tangletown Neighborhood Association at our Explore Solar Virtual Panel on Thursday, April 21 at 7 p.m. Three …
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By
Sally Bauer and Keri Diem
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4/5/22
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Longtime neighborhood organization volunteer, Andrew Degerstrom, is now working for three neighborhood groups. He’s served on the board of his own neighborhood organization, the East Isle …
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By Tesha M. Christensen
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3/6/22
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St. Patrick’s Day Community Dinner Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day at LNA and Zion Church’s monthly community dinner on Wednesday, March 16 from 6-7 p.m. at 128 W 33rd St. For the …
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3/6/22
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Lyndale Neighborhood Association’s education program has provided Adult Basic Education programming in the form of English as a Second Language classes for the last 11 years and digital …
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By
Nicki Olalde
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2/17/22
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LHENA ORAL HISTORY MARCH 16Oral historian Dr. Kim Heikkila of Spotlight Oral History will be joining the LHENA board meeting on Wednesday, March 16 to present the Lowry Hill East Oral History …
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2/17/22
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Lake Calhoun was, of course, a landmark for generations of Minneapolitans. Most likely had only a vague notion of its namesake, John C. Calhoun, an American politician active in the first half of the …
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By David Tompkins and Lee Todd
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2/3/22
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Ten Januarys ago, I was invited to participate in the first Empty Bowls event, a soup dinner hosted at Nicollet Square through the Kingfield Neighborhood Association. Here’s how the initial …
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Daniel Swenson-Klatt
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2/3/22
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