Minneapolis Announces City Office Closures and Relaxed Metered Parking for Thanksgiving Holiday
Minneapolis city services, including 311 and other government offices, will close for Thanksgiving, with garbage pickup delayed and parking meters not enforced. Emergency services, however, will operate as usual.
Washington County to Enhance Mental Health Services with $3.45 Million Grant; Prioritizes Environmental and Community Initiatives
Washington County receives a $3.45 million mental health grant, boosts soil and water conservation efforts, approves environmental plans, organizes Shop with a Cop event, adjusts county fees, and discusses the 2025 budget.
Minneapolis Braces for Thanksgiving Chill with Possible Flurries and Gusts Up to 25 MPH
Minneapolis is expected to have a cold Thanksgiving with possible flurries, highs around 26 degrees, and strong winds. The weather slightly improves but remains cold through the weekend with a gradual warming trend next week.
St. Paul BZA Postpones Decision on Triplex Development Due to Zoning Concerns, Public Input Sought
The St. Paul BZA agenda was light due to a lack of quorum, with a major variance for a triplex at 1156 Lincoln Avenue being the only substantial item, moved to the December 9 meeting. Public comments were accepted until November 22.
Minnesota Invests Over $6 Million in "Live Well at Home" Grants to Support Aging in Place, Introduces HHSSA for Housing Stability
Minnesota allocates over $6 million in grants to help elderly individuals remain in their homes, with the aim of fostering aging in place and community integration.
Sherburne County Opens Public Commentary on Proposed Haven Township Sand and Gravel Mine
Sherburne County opens a 30-day comment period for a proposed sand and gravel mine in Haven Township, including an upcoming public meeting and availability of related environmental documents for review.












