A city council member reflects on Memorial Day, honors fallen soldiers, mentions George Floyd's legacy, informs about garbage collection delays, and invites constituents to schedule meetings.

Plymouth Police Department honors fallen heroes on Memorial Day with a Facebook post recognizing sacrifices and urging community remembrance, especially for Gold Star Families.

Blaine is celebrating Small Business Month with a focus on local businesses like Corrective Care Chiropractic, highlighting its contribution to the community’s health and economy.

The City of Minneapolis Health Department highlights the negative impact of social isolation on elderly well-being and urges community members to connect with older adults.

Saint Paul's recreation centers will close over Memorial Day weekend, but Lake Phalen Beach and Highland Park Aquatic Center will open for preseason use.

The Maple Grove city summer newsletter is now available online, providing residents with information on upcoming events and city activities, with a printed version to follow soon.

The MGPD Explorers were recognized for community service at the Hindu Society of MN's Volunteer Service Awards, with Officer Carlson speaking about their work.

Plymouth Community Intermediate School introduces a new police cruiser decorated with the school's mascot and history, symbolizing the connection between law enforcement and students.

The Brooklyn Center's Low Cost Pet Vaccine Clinic offers microchipping and vaccinations on a first-come, first-serve basis, with no appointments needed.

The Art Center announces a series of art programs for all ages in early June, including family activities, workshops for teens and adults, and events for seniors and young children.

Apple Valley is experiencing issues with stray shopping carts blocking streets and sidewalks, prompting the city to encourage residents to report them for quick removal.

Woodbury revitalizes its disaster readiness program with CERT, training residents in emergency response following FEMA guidelines to replace the former VERT initiative.

Kim Berggren is stepping down from her role as Community Development Director after significantly contributing to Brooklyn Park's development, leaving the city to search for a successor who can continue her work.