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 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@msn.com." |
Robin SauerweinWe 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.
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Yang will run for Hennepin County post
Blong Yang announced April 9 he will be a candidate for Hennepin County Commissioner-District 2. Yang is seeking the seat that opened when Hennepin County Commissioner Mark Stenglein announced he would resign to head the Minneapolis Downtown Council.MORE »
Artistic opportunities all over Northeast
Attending a Northeast Network conversation means waking up with a room full of strangers and friends and leaving with a shopping list of ideas to look into, and a few conversations afterward to pursue.
April 12’s 7:30 a.m. topic at the Eastside Food Coop’s community room, State of the Arts: The Theaters and Artists of Northeast, left me with these highlights:MORE »
NEIGHBORHOOD NOTE|4th Annual Spring WingDing Brings Families, Schools and Community Together
The 4th Annual Spring WingDing will be held rain or shine on Saturday, April 28 from 11 am - 2 pm at the Audubon Park and Recreation Center, 29th Ave. and Buchanan St. NE. MORE »
NEIGHBORHOOD NOTE | Meet Pat Palan: Vice Principal of Northeast Middle School
How long have you been a VP at NEMS?MORE »
Pierre Bottineau French Immersion School plans to bring "je ne sais quoi" to North Minneapolis
Minneapolis will be opening its first site-governed school next fall since the state passed a law to allow the model in 2009. Pierre Bottineau French Immersion, located at the Jordan Park building in North Minneapolis was supposed to open this year, but due to a number of factors including the tornado that hit the area last May, postponeMORE »
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