Jordan Neighborhood News and Events

Jordan

Photo by Ed Kohler licensed under Creative Commons

The Jordan neighborhood is bordered by businesses ranging from coffee shops and a hardware store to two major grocery stores leaving the interior of the neighborhood mostly residential and very peaceful. There are many housing styles to choose from in Jordan: painted lady Victorians and Arts and Crafts bungalows to newer construction with the latest eco-friendly features. Jordan's location is superb: just minutes from the amenities and employment of downtown Minneapolis and adjacent to the exceptional Theodore Wirth Park and Golf Course. Jordan supports the arts and is home to Juxtaposition Arts a creator of city wide murals, mosaics and street art.

(Description from livemsp.org

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

 

Elders' Circle focuses on intergenerational learning

Elders share their ideas on effective ways to educate at the Elder’s Circle. (Photos by Jamal Denman)

On Thursday, April 26, the North Community YMCA & Teen Enrichment Center played host to Elders’ Circle 2012, which gathered elders representing various West Metro area s

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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.

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Community Supported Art comes to North Minneapolis

Would you like a painting with your green beans? With NOMI CSArt, you can get regular fresh supplies of local art with a new initiative by the Goddess of Glass and the McKinley Community CSA. Closely modeled after community-supported art programs developed by mnartists, the new program is run by Connie Beckers, former executive director of the Northside Arts Collective and current owner of the Goddess of Glass, a retail gift shop that regularly features artists based in North Minneapolis.

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Urban Homeworks: Fighting foreclosures in North Minneapolis

It’s no secret that North Minneapolis has the highest rate of foreclosures in the city of Minneapolis. Urban Homeworks, a non-profit on the Northside wants to help change that.

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