Saint Paul Parks and Recreation Inspires Community to Seek Light and Joy During Winter Solstice
The Saint Paul Parks and Recreation shared on social media how their search for holiday lights downtown led to a discovery of unnoticed art and decorations, inspiring a message of seeking joy and light during the winter solstice.
St. Louis Park's Disco Ball Ice Skating Dazzles This Winter: Skate to the Retro Beats at The ROC
St. Louis Park, Minnesota, hosts Disco Ball Ice Skating events featuring nostalgic music by DJ Bob, with skate rentals for $3. The free event series includes dates in December, January, and February.
Oakland City Council Ratifies $130 Million in Budget Cuts Affecting Police, Fire Services, and Arts Programs
The Oakland City Council has approved budget cuts to address a $130 million shortfall, impacting the police, fire services, housing, and cultural programs, with potential future revenue through a proposed sales tax increase.
Minneapolis Invests $365 Million in Expansive Effort to Alleviate Homelessness and Increase Affordable Housing
Minneapolis invests $365 million over six years to expand housing and address homelessness, unveiling a seven-point strategy to improve housing accessibility and support renters.
Akron Announces City Hall Holiday Closures and Special Trash Collection Schedule
Akron City Hall will close on December 25 and January 1, with delayed trash/recycling services. Extra holiday trash can be placed curbside without charge, and the city offers a Christmas tree mulching program.












