Carver County Conducts Routine Siren Test, Ensuring Preparedness for Emergencies
Carver County Sheriff's Office conducted a routine test of the county's warning sirens to ensure readiness for actual emergencies. Residents were informed of the drill, which is a standard precautionary measure.
Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board Hosts Powderhorn Puzzle Competitions March 15-16
Powderhorn Park invites puzzlers to a jigsaw competition on March 15-16 with categories for children and adults, featuring puzzles ranging from 100 to 1000 pieces. The event requires registration, with free entry for youth and a fee for adults.
Minnesota DHS Develops Tools and Policies for Better Aging and Disability Services
The Minnesota DHS announced service improvements for aging and disabled individuals, including updates on LTSS policies and remote PCA supervision, plus upcoming training events on safety and management strategies for integrated community supports.
St. Louis Park City Council Considers Extending Eviction Notice Period to 30 Days Amid Calls for Tenant Protections
St. Louis Park may extend eviction notice from 14 to 30 days, considering inclusivity by using a clear, multilingual pre-eviction notice form. A public survey will inform the final decision.
Columbia Golf Course Reopens in Minneapolis with Walk-Only Policy
The Columbia Golf Course has opened, offering play without reservations, but tee times will be required starting tomorrow at 8 am. Fees are $30 before 3 pm, $21 after, and it's currently walking only, with operations weather-dependent.
Woodbury Residents Invited to Share Opinions in 2024 Community Survey: Make Your Voice Heard by Feb. 15
Woodbury residents have been invited to participate in the 2024 Community Survey to provide feedback on city services. They can respond to mailed surveys or participate online, and the results will guide city planning and budgeting.












