St. Louis Park offers free yard waste disposal for residents until Nov 23; proof of residency required. The drop-off site is open on weekends and yard waste collection continues through Nov 29.

The "Electrify Everything Minnesota" workshop on Nov. 13 at the Lenox Community Center offers Minnesotans tips on making energy-efficient home updates.

Dakota County residents must apply for homestead classification by Dec. 31 to gain tax benefits. The status doesn't require yearly renewal but changes must be reported.

The Living Well Resource Fair in Brooklyn Park is set for November 14, catering to older adults and caregivers with over 60 exhibitors, health talks, free vaccinations, refreshments, and a document shred service.

Woodbury donated $10,000 to Open Cupboard food shelf to aid locals during a federal shutdown, funded by Lawful Gambling Contribution Fund. The city also launched a food drive to collect essentials.

Scott County Sheriff’s Office hosts its 9th Annual Greeting Card Design Contest for kids 12 and under to celebrate community and law enforcement through art, with winners receiving prizes and recognition.

Eden Prairie offers festive art classes for various ages, including paper crafts and stained glass, with sessions for children, adults, and families starting on Nov. 8.

Minneapolis responds to the federal shutdown affecting SNAP benefits by directing funds to local food non-profits and continuing sustainability efforts like introducing a Climate Equity Tracker.

The Lake Street Safety Center celebrates its one-year anniversary, reflecting on its role in providing diverse community support services in South Minneapolis.

Burnsville offers a free seminar on fire safety, teaching prevention and emergency preparedness, highlighting the importance of education in reducing fire risks at home.

Brooklyn Park announces its 14th Annual Business Forward Forum, aimed at fostering economic growth and networking among local businesses and community leaders.

The Plymouth Artisan Market will take place on November 22, offering local handmade goods at the Plymouth Community Center. The event is free to the public.

Minnesota's social services are facing several policy updates, including an overhaul of the MnCHOICES Assessment Summary Worksheet and changes to remote reassessment policies for disability waivers.