Northeast Minneapolis: Does busy 13th Avenue need stop signs at 3rd Street?
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What does it take to get a new stop sign in this town?
Housing market headed toward normal in Northeast Minneapolis
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In Northeast Minneapolis, the “rat” of distressed property seems to be working its way through the “python” of single family home sales, as we see proportionally more traditional sellers on market
What are your thoughts on proposed development of the old Hollywood Theater?
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Audubon neighbors, and anyone interested in the Hollywood Theater’s future, will want to attend the Audubon Neighborhood Association (ANA) community meeting Monday, Sept. 10, 7 p.m.
You could serve on a city commission
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A little girl plays quietly as her father listens to others talking. Columbia Park Manor’s richly timbered ceilings bounce the sound around.
New playground design for Marshall Terrace to be decided at September 19 meeting
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The design for new playground equipment at Marshall Terrace Park, 2740 Marshall St. NE, will be decided at the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board meeting Sept.
Gourmet food producers possible at 1401 Marshall?
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Mike Phillips knows his pigs, and believes that “Minnesotans know their meats.” Each region of the world produces distinctive flavors, the chef and “salumiere” said, and his idea for a dry-cured po
Good news in housing market
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Compared to the first eight months of 2011, the gap has almost disappeared in this year’s transactions so far, between financially distressed homes (which had been dominant) and traditional sales.
TV personality may tackle Northside house
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Will “Rehab Addict” Nicole Curtis put 1522 Hillside and North Minneapolis on the map among her successful home improvement projects?
From hugelkultur to jalapeños: Celebrating urban agriculture in North Minneapolis
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Participants in the summer Youth Farm and Market program fixed food, shared recipes, did a couple of skits, heard from the Cookie Cart about their vegetable cookie recipe trials, and thanked their
Northern Metals shredder comment meeting finally takes place
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In-person words spoken no longer count on the record, but several dozen concerned neighbors and activists came out to question and comment to Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA) officials abo