Plymouth Boulevard, from Rockford Road to Highway 55, reopens to traffic after construction, with ongoing work such as streetlight installation and stormwater pond construction still underway.

Idaho Street in Morgan Park, Duluth, is closed for bridge safety concerns, requiring residents to detour and the city is working on repair plans with stakeholders.

Sherburne County officials invite the public to a casual luncheon with commissioners on Dec. 3 at Brickyard Bar & Grill, emphasizing social interaction without official agenda discussions.

Canadian Pacific's Holiday Train will bring lights, music, and charitable aid to Wright County, with stops in various towns on Dec. 14. Visitors are encouraged to donate to local food banks.

Adams Elementary in Minnesota celebrated the opening of 'Little Red Pavilion', an outdoor learning space, funded by the school's parent council and supported by the Minnesota DNR.

The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board is seeking applications for representatives on the St. Anthony Falls Heritage Board and the Minneapolis Tree Advisory Commission.

A Sherburne County Commissioner will remotely attend a Truth in Taxation hearing from Florida, showcasing the adaptation of governance to digital formats.

Mankato, Minnesota launches its "Keep the Wreath Bright, Prevent a Red Light" safety campaign to prevent holiday fires, using a wreath's bulb color changes to signal fire incidents.

The St. Paul BZA agenda was light due to a lack of quorum, with a major variance for a triplex at 1156 Lincoln Avenue being the only substantial item, moved to the December 9 meeting. Public comments were accepted until November 22.

Brooklyn Park promotes 'Love Local' initiative for Small Business Saturday, urging residents to support local businesses for economic and community benefits.

Coon Rapids is preparing for its Tree Lighting Festival, with the holiday tree already set up at Boulevard Plaza, as announced on the city's Facebook page. The event will take place on Dec. 14, featuring festive activities.

Plymouth Police issued an advisory for traffic due to the Pilgrim's Progress and National Day of Mourning events on Thanksgiving, with road closures and no-parking zones.

Local students toured the Saint Paul Police Department's Eastern District station, learning about law enforcement and engaging with officers, fostering respect and understanding of community policing.