Minnesota residents affected by storms and flooding have until Oct 27, 2024, to apply for FEMA aid, including home repairs and various other disaster-related expenses.

Ramsey County officially designated September 24 as Ramsey County Employees Day, acknowledging the dedication of its 4,000+ workers serving the local community.

Chanhassen offers Environmental Academy classes to educate residents on recycling and waste management in collaboration with local eco-focused bodies.

The Westwood Hills Nature Center seeks volunteers for its family-friendly Halloween Party on October 18th and 19th to help with games, prizes, and costumes.

Annie Griffiths is named 2024 Homecoming Grand Marshal for the University of Minnesota, where she celebrated as an acclaimed photographer, alumnus, and founder of Ripple Effect Images.

Sherburne County commissioners will have a casual dinner at Mucho Loco restaurant with no county business discussed, offering the public a chance to observe their social interactions.

The Plymouth Sheriff's Free Family Farm Festival on Sept 28 offers activities for all ages, cultural exhibits, and supports inmate programs through sales. It coincides with a Health & Wellness Fair, fostering community well-being.

Burnsville has scheduled an open house at St. James Lutheran Church to discuss changes to Williams Drive, focusing on safety and improved pedestrian and cyclist access.

Blaine Oktoberfest returns October 5th at Tom Ryan Park with food, beer, crafts, and music, including GB Leighton's performance, suitable for all ages.

The article describes World Car-Free Day, highlighting local celebrations and promoting alternative transportation like cycling, walking, and public transit to envision a less car-dependent reality.

North Minneapolis celebrated diversity and local culture with a community event featuring over 250 vendors. The event, organized by the West Broadway Business and Area Coalition and the City of Minneapolis, was part of the Open Streets initiative.

The Safe Summer Nights event will take place next Thursday at Duluth and Case Recreation Center, Twin Cities, featuring free food, activities, and a chance to engage with local law enforcement from 5 to 7 p.m.

Crews will flush dead-end fire hydrants in the city from Sept. 23-27 & Sept. 30-Oct. 4, with possible scheduling changes due to weather or emergencies.