Audubon Park Neighborhood News and Events

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Audubon Park is a traditional neighborhood, with exquisite qualities-a wide variety of housing types, great local retail, and respectful, environmentally-conscious, and committed residents.

Robin SauerweinRobin Sauerwein is our neigh-borhood correspondent for Audubon Park. She lives in the neighborhood and she wants to hear from you. Tell Robin about the garage sale, or the church festival - and ask her how to register and get your profile on TC Daily Planet!

Robin describes herself as "a Minneapolis freelance writer, editor of the Audubon Neighborhood Association newsletter, and founder of the Audubon Eight Writers' Group.  I am always on the lookout  for interesting people to profile, kids that are doing spectacular things, or that unusual quirky story. You can reach me at robindyson [at] msn [dot] com."

We sit atop a hill that extends our horizon and gives us inspiring skyline views. We are just minutes by car, bike, or transit to the jobs, culture, and commerce of downtown Minneapolis. We are equally close to the University of Minnesota, making Audubon Park a perfect spot for students, staff and faculty who seek easy access to campus.

(Description from livemsp.org)

For detailed demographic information, see the neighborhood profile from Minnesota Compass. 

 

 

 

 

Qwest work now, resurfacing planned for Lowry

By Margo Ashmore, Northeaster

Why has Lowry Avenue Northeast been torn up for most of the summer?

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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES | Bonneville models grassroots management style

By Mary Treacy, Neighborhood Notes

For the past eleven years Gayle Bonneville has been the sparkplug, the glue and the institutional memory of my

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THEATER | Theatre Pro Rata's "Waiting for Godot": "Do you think God sees me?"

By Matthew A. Everett, TC Daily Planet

Photo by Robin Sauerwein

Theatre Pro Rata has added a sixth character to their current production of Samuel Beckett's classic Waiting For Godot, and it makes all the difference. The sixth character is actually the production's location, the dilapidated old shell of the Hollywood Theater, out of the business of presenting movies since the late 1980s. This shell of an old movie house makes a perfect little existential home base for Vladimir (Dave Gangler) and Estragon (James Rodriguez), two homeless bums waiting for a friend(?)/a father figure(?)/a savior(?) who may never show his face.

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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES | The News from Northeast Middle School

By Robin Sauerwein, Neighborhood Notes

Dr. Padmini Udupa

Because of changes at Northeast Middle School made over the years by dedicated teachers, staff.

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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTE| Hollywood Theater Opens for Production of "Waiting for Godot"

By Robin Sauerwein, Neighborhood Notes

Looking for something different to do this month?  Why not spend a July evening at the Hollywood Theater, viewing Theatre Pro Rata’s production of Waiting for Godot?  The Hollywo

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