Plymouth, MN announces its annual tree and shrub sale, starting March 1 for residents, aimed at promoting pest-resistant and local wildlife-friendly greenery.

Blaine, Minnesota's City Council will hold a public hearing on March 3, 2025, for a conditional use permit application from Transform Sports Performance to build a training facility.

Hopkins-Minnetonka Recreation presents summer 2025 activities including Camp HopTonka for kids and Park Adventures. Registration opens in March with options online, by phone, or in person.

Minnesota Senator Grant Hauschild opposed cuts to the U.S. Forest Service, stressing their role in environmental and economic health in Northern Minnesota.

The MN DNR reminds anglers to remove fish houses by March 3 to prevent lake pollution and safety issues due to melting ice. Noncompliance may lead to fines and confiscation.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Minneapolis, highlighting mostly sunny days, mild temperatures, and a few chances of rain during the final week of February.

Hennepin County is planning affordable housing on Minnetonka Boulevard, seeking $3 million HUD funds for the $8 million project, with an environmental review completed. Public comments are invited until March 7, 2025.

Discover Plymouth event on March 22 offers local business showcases, family activities, Mayor Wosje's State of the City address, and a touch-a-truck exhibit.

Blaine City Council schedules a public hearing for Wild Bill's permit application on live entertainment, inviting community input at the city hall on March 3, 2025.

Hopkins and Minnetonka announce their Summer 2025 recreation program registration opens March 4, featuring new and traditional activities, including Camp HopTonka for kids. Registration details are available online.

Minnesota Senator Melissa H. Wiklund introduces Senate File 379 to the State and Local Government Committee to improve cybersecurity for local governments.

Minneapolis prepares for a packed weekend with events for all ages, defying winter with over 70,000 expected attendees, from sports and concerts to cultural festivals.

St. Louis Park invites bids for a concrete replacement project, including curb, gutter, and walkway construction, with a submission deadline via BidVAULT by 10 a.m. on March 13, 2025, and project completion by July 31, 2025.