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Join the Minnesota Historian and learn about the nationally recognized historic places in Lowry Hill, Stevens Square, Whittier, East Isles, Kenwood, and Cedar-Isles-Dean

City officials assemble to answer questions about Bryant Avenue reconstruction

We checked in with a neighbor who was recently profiled in an interactive New York Times house hunting series.

Minneapolis is the first city in the nation to allow the Islamic call to prayer to be broadcast

We check in with Josh about the state of the housing market in Minneapolis

‘You belong here’

Minnesota’s transgender community and supporters packed the State Capitol for Transgender Day of Visibility on March 31, sending a clear and unapologetic message that reverberated throughout …

Food vision

Minneapolis has a 10-year path to establish a more resilient, just, and equitable food system in the city. The Minneapolis Food Vision (MFV) plan prioritizes six goals that are focused on local food …

New name for Montessori school

Mayflower Early Childhood Center is now Creekside Montessori School.“If the name Mayflower is hurtful to anyone, why would we want to keep it? That is not who we are or how we want to be …

SHOVEL, BAG, BIN, REPEAT…

I feel like I read or saw an interview with Iggy Pop a few years ago wherein he discussed the fact that now that he lives in Miami, he begins his days just after sunrise with a 30-minute swim in the …

Spring cleaning tips and tricks

Here are some tips that can help anyone master spring cleaning.• Create a plan. Make a checklist and establish a cleaning plan of attack. Focus on areas that are not regularly cleaned, as they …

Meet Mark Granlund, a Minnesota landscape and still life artist, who frames questions and connections, blending symbolism, whimsy and academic depth in a well-developed fine art style. …

Finding friendships across cultures

Two summers ago, I was playing in a little acoustic trio out front of Everett and Charlie’s Art Gallery, and a guy with a violin rode past on a bike. He circled back and walked toward us. When …

Stretching your comfort zone

When was that last time you were invited (OK maybe thrust!) out of your comfort zone? This theme has come up multiple times in my coaching sessions and with friends this past month. One common …

A study abroad

Traveling around the world always requires a sense of curiosity and adventure. More often than not, travel demands a willingness to be uncertain, confused, and bewildered. Studying abroad holds …

WACSO: Slingin’ pizzas at Rosalia

Slingin’ pizzas at Rosalia (2811 West 43rd Street).  (Illustration by WACSO)

Neighborhood News April 20

BLUE HUE FOR LAKE HARRIET BANDSHELLLake Harriet Bandshell repairs have begun. The first phase of repairs, scheduled throughout spring and early summer, includes updating Bandshell windows, remodeling …

City council races: endorsements

Palmisano Endorsed by DFLOn April 1, at the Ward 13 Democratic Farmer Labor (DFL) Party convention, Linea Palmisano was endorsed for reelection in her race for Ward 13 city council member. She won on …

City Briefs April 20

1301 West Lake St ProjectOn April 13, the city council approved a financing plan for the Common Bond Communities project at 1301 West Lake that includes a six-story apartment building on a one-acre …

Carpenter union say Regal Contractors subcontract out work that leads to unsafe working conditions and tax fraud.

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