The Coon Rapids Senior Center announces its annual Senior Bazaar & Flea Market for Nov 21, offering crafts, goods, and a Christmas Room, with proceeds to charity.

Bloomington City Council announces a public hearing on November 18 for an ordinance to vacate a utility easement at 1750 and 1800 W 96th Street, with provisions for public engagement.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Minneapolis, with fog and clouds followed by sunny skies and a high of 46 degrees. Rain is expected to set in over the weekend with chances of thunderstorms early next week.

The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board announced the "Hiawatha Links" project, aiming to revamp Hiawatha Golf Course with a focus on sustainability and historical significance.

The Eden Prairie Community Center is renovating its fitness studios, affecting Studios A, B, and C with scheduled closures. Classes may be rescheduled or canceled during this time.

The city of Bloomington reminds residents that pet waste is harmful to the environment and public health and urges owners to clean it up as per city ordinances.

The City of Brooklyn Park is hosting a free HOA workshop at City Hall on November 16, aimed at educating homeowners and board members on homeowners insurance and conflict resolution.

Washington County libraries host various events in November, including genealogy, eco-organizing, RPGs, empty nest strategies, loon-friendly landscaping, and digital marketing classes.

The Maple Grove PD partnered with the DEA to hold a Drug Take Back event, collecting over 50 lbs of prescription meds, fostering community engagement, and providing ongoing disposal solutions.

Brooklyn Park is hosting a STEM Panel on November 8 for youth aged 14-24, featuring networking, a meal, exhibits from local companies, and a panel discussion. RSVP is required by November 5.

Brooklyn Park police are investigating a late October incident at a VFW Post where one person was shot, leaving with a minor head injury. The suspect and victim had fled before authorities arrived.

The Blaine Police Department thanked first responders on National First Responder Day, recognizing their courage and urging public appreciation through a Facebook post.

The Minnetonka City Council discussed new ordinances affecting dogs, endorsed a police training grant, evaluated the use of police drones, planned a transit study, and set Election Judge Appreciation Day for November 5, 2024.