The AASD and DSD have released updates on training events and policy changes, including advanced practical training for safety and webinars on disability waivers and transportation solutions.

Plymouth Boulevard will be closed from 34th to 36th avenues on a Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. for the Fall Farmers Market, with various parking options available.

Brooklyn Park ReStore, supporting Habitat for Humanity, opens with activities and deals on October 10-11, featuring giveaways, food trucks, and radio personalities.

Minneapolis Police arrested two suspected bike thieves, caught with burglary tools, and shared the news on social media, emphasizing their commitment to property safety.

Duluth invites locals to a meeting on Campus Connector trail project details, including segments 4 and 5 construction, road overhauls, and pedestrian safety enhancements.

Eden's Open House with Crime Techs, SWAT, and K-9 unit was a success, offering educational experiences like fingerprint dusting and tech demonstrations.

Apple Valley announces its municipal liquor business will operate under the assumed name "Apple Valley Liquor," with official notice provided by the city clerk.

Blaine's cityscape will evolve with new pylon signs in the Highway 65/Main Street Interchange District, as permitted by the recently approved Ordinance 25-2587.

Minneapolis has installed its third NARCAN® vending machine at Fire Station 5 to combat opioid overdoses, providing 24/7 access to life-saving medication.

Minneapolis forecast predicts a sunny day with a high of 62 degrees, turning partly cloudy with a chance of showers by the weekend. Frost Advisory was in effect for low temperatures posing risks to plants.

The Coon Rapids Police Department offers a home safety class for kids aged 8-12 on October 16, covering topics like fire prevention and internet safety. Registration is required, with a $25 fee and a 30-child limit.

Coon Rapids, MN is hosting a Fire Department Open House on October 11, offering community engagement, station tours, live demonstrations, and fire safety education.

The article describes a community event where residents vote on creative names for the city's snowplows, such as "Clearopathra" and "Austin Plowers." Voting ends on October 13.