The Brooklyn Park Police Department is hosting a free child abuse prevention training with experts from CornerHouse on March 19. Registration is required.

Stumpy's Hatchet House opens in Coon Rapids, Minnesota, offering a new entertainment option with hatchet throwing activities for locals seeking fun and competition.

The National Weather Service is recruiting volunteers for its Skywarn program to provide real-time storm observations, offering free training in Wright County on March 28.

Woodbury Parks and Recreation announces its spring and summer lineup with activities like adult pickleball, youth fencing, and the East Metro Miracle League day camp, with registration available online or in-person starting March 15.

The R. H. Stafford Library in Woodbury will host a Teen Career Fair on March 25, offering various job opportunities for teens. The event will take place from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. at 8595 Central Park Place.

The University of Minnesota launches a graduate-level Sustainable Environmental, Social and Governance Leadership certificate in collaboration with three of its schools.

Minneapolis invites residents to a meeting on March 26 about the Upper Harbor Redevelopment Project and a new Health & Wellness Hub, emphasizing community engagement and open dialogue.

New York City announces its 38th annual Citywide Spring Cleanup for Earth Day on April 20, encouraging residents to volunteer in community spaces without pre-registration.

Saint Paul Police Department welcomed six new volunteer reserve officers who completed their training and will assist law enforcement in various non-emergency roles.

The Boston Police Gaelic Column is hosting a St. Patrick's Day fundraiser at the CabbyShack, featuring live music and raffles to support band expenses.

Eden Prairie hosted "Coffee with a Cop," an event to facilitate discussion between residents and police officers, featuring free refreshments sponsored by the Clerc Family McDonald’s.

Minneapolis invites nominations for the Local Public Health Hero award on their Facebook page, honoring those contributing to the city's health. Nominations are due by March 22.

Blaine residents are urged to complete a survey about their water service lines to help the city comply with a US EPA requirement to reduce lead exposure.