Brooklyn Park is offering job fairs, farmers markets, and a variety of community activities, including summer camp registrations, sporting events, and educational sessions throughout upcoming months.

Residents are encouraged to input on the Century Avenue North improvement project in Minnesota through an online platform until April 3, after an in-person open house event.

Registrations for summer camps and activities in St. Paul, including swimming lessons, soccer, tennis, arts, and circus skills, start on April 1, according to St. Paul Parks and Recreation.

Maple Grove first responders are organizing a food drive to support CROSS Services. Community members are asked to donate shelf-stable foods at the Fire Station 2 on March 23.

St. Louis Park Police Department emphasizes community-oriented policing, seeking problem-solving partnerships with residents to improve law enforcement effectiveness and community relations.

Saint Paul seeks a new consultant team for the Mississippi River Learning Center, encouraging proposals that build on existing plans for the educational hub at the Hidden Falls-Crosby Farm Regional Park.

The article details an upcoming series of snowstorms in Minneapolis, with forecasts predicting heavy snowfall and gusty winds, beginning Thursday night and continuing into the following week.

Mankato Public Safety introduces a 24/7 drug drop box for safe disposal of medications, backed by community partners, to prevent misuse and accidental poisonings.

The Brooklyn Park Police Department is offering a free one-hour child abuse prevention training session, focusing on safety strategies, boundaries, and online safety for parents and guardians.

County Highway 35 in Wright County is closing on March 25 for renovations, with detours via 30th Street NE and CSAH 19, including a temporary traffic signal. The project is expected to last until late 2024.

The Twin Cities anticipate heavy snowfall with National Weather Service alerts for up to 5 inches of snow Thursday and additional snow with gusty winds over the weekend.

The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board is recruiting sports officials for various games and offers training clinics to prepare new referees and umpires.

The Plymouth County Sheriff's Department is engaged in a food donation competition, advancing to the "FINAL FOUR" and rallying the community for support.