Scott County is hosting a Forest Bathing session at Cleary Lake Regional Park on April 20, guided by ANFT-certified David Motzenbecker, focusing on nature's therapeutic effects.

The Ramsey County board has designated April as Autism Awareness Month, advocating for acceptance and inclusion of individuals with autism into society.

Council Member Robin Wonsley updated constituents on Minneapolis legislative activities, highlighting over 25 initiated ordinances, an upcoming rideshare ordinance, racial equity goals, a response to the opioid crisis, and local labor improvements.

Minnesota Senator Susan Pha proposed a bill to prevent stillbirths through fetal movement tracking, highlighting its potential benefits, especially in communities of color.

The Blaine Planning Commission is set to hold a public hearing to discuss a variance request from the Parkway I Townhome Association regarding deck yard setbacks.

The Blaine Planning Commission invites residents to discuss RJ Ryan Construction's proposed outdoor storage at a public hearing on April 9 at Blaine City Hall.

The Blaine Planning Commission will hold a hearing on April 9 to discuss a proposal for a new 48-unit apartment complex. Residents are encouraged to attend or submit comments.

The article discusses the Bloomington Fire Department's emphasis on fire safety and proper ash disposal following a local house fire, in light of national statistics on outdoor fires.

Blaine, Minnesota, is set to hold a public hearing on plans for a mosque and K-8 school on Pheasant Ridge Drive NE, including rezoning and permit discussions.

Minneapolis declared April 1-7 as Food Waste Prevention Week and is raising awareness for reducing food waste through educational initiatives and a goal to compost or recycle 80% of city food waste by 2030.

Registration is open for the annual Safety Camp in Blaine, Spring Lake Park, and Mounds View, focusing on teaching incoming 4th graders essential safety skills through engaging activities on August 14-15.

Maple Grove's Cross Fill the Truck event collected 905 pounds of food and $1,651 in donations to aid local assistance programs, with police and fire department staff supporting the effort.

The Woodbury YMCA remains open during Central Park's renovation, ensuring continued access for locals and fitness enthusiasts, with updated hours and information available on their website.