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Hale Neighborhood News and Events

 

The neighborhoods of Hale, Page and Diamond Lake (HPDL) represent an "unsung jewel" of South Minneapolis.  The HPDL neighborhoods boast outstanding residential areas with easy access to commercial and recreational areas in the metro area.  Natural amenities grace our neighborhood with its many parks, green spaces and bodies of water, including Diamond Lake, Minnehaha Creek-with its paths and trails and Lake Nokomis. HPDL has two excellent schools: one Minneapolis public elementary school (Hale) and one K-8 parochial school (Our Lady of Peace).   This community offers an upscale grocery market, restaurants that range from fine dining to family Italian, a coffee bistro, and many more that offer quality and convenience.


(Description from livemsp.org)

 

NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES | Friday Night at First Course

On Feb 11th, O randomly announced that he wanted to eat out at a steakhouse. I understand that all guys like steaks, but steakhouses are so boring. If that's not the item you want to eat, there are either salads drenched with some type of house dressing or some boring market fish of the day doused in butter. No thanks.MORE »

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Members in Hale

About Hale

 

CONTACTS

Hale, Page and Diamond Lake Community Association

Hale, Page, Diamond Lake Business Association
Staff - Rosie Doege Dryden
5144 13th Avenue S.
Minneapolis, MN 55417
Phone: 612-824-7707
E-mail: office@hpdl.org

SCHOOLS

Public Schools:

  • Hale School Elementary (K-4) is located at 1220 E 54th Street. The school is the educational center of the neighborhood - an English Language Learners school with a focus on music and art.

Private Schools:

For more information on Minneapolis schools, visit Live MSP's Schools page.

PUBLIC FACILITIES

BOUNDARIES AND ZIP CODE

Hale

North: Minnehaha Creek
South: 55th Street
East: Cedar Avenue
West: Chicago Avenue 


Zip codes: 55417, 55450, 55419

City of Minneapolis Neighborhood Profile Includes trend information on neighborhood demographics, economics, and housing, taken from the most recent census data 

Representatives:
MN House: Jean Wagenius
MN Senate: Patricia Torres Ray
US House: Keith Ellison
City Council: John Quincy


Hale Boundaries