Ethnic makeup changed in North Minneapolis
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In a 30-year (1980-2010) population analysis of North Minneapolis, the most striking statistics point to a decline in the overall population, with most of the decline coming in the past 10 years.
Northside Community Response Team: A marathon, not a sprint
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The Northside Community Response Team (NCRT), a coalition of nearly 60 organizations who have come together to help tornado victims of North Minneapolis, held a press conference on Monday, giving a
Businesses, agencies collaborate to serve and support North Minneapolis response and recovery
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The rain was still falling. But the sun was about to overtake the remnant clouds.
Tornado relief update
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Just a brief update on relief efforts—where to get help, where to donate, what’s needed.
Tornado clean-up in North Minneapolis
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Volunteers organized through Urban Homeworks, Sanctuary CDC and Minneapolis Council of Churches gathered at Cross Connections. John, one of the leaders, gave instructions: “Law enforcement is running the effort. We’re under them. Be respectful. Construction debris and rubbish goes to the alley, landscape debris gets cut up and left in front. Most of us live right here, we can carry information to families trying to find shelter …. Don’t cross barricades. Today will be a lot of periphery cleanup where it’s safe.”
North Minneapolis and beyond: 2011 Minneapolis & St. Paul Home Tour
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When visitors come to North Minneapolis this weekend to see the six homes on the Minneapolis & Saint Paul Home Tour, they’ll also see 25 for-sale homes bedecked with balloon bouquets, promoting
New historic preservation guidelines coming
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When are longstanding historic preservation guidelines not good enough?
Northsiders talk about healthy neighborhoods
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There are hundreds of ways to strengthen neighborhoods, and most of these seemed to come out at a community conversation on Neighborhoods and the New Normal on March 23 on West Broadway in North Mi
THEATER | “Oedipus el Rey” illuminates a dreary fate
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According to a report by the the Annie E. Casey Foundation, youth of color represent 41 percent of the overall U.S. youth population, but more than two-thirds of those who are detained in juvenile detention. The report states that in 2003, youth of color were detained at rates higher than white youth in 48 out of the 50 states and in the District of Columbia. The rate has doubled over the past two decades.