Minneapolis Extends Deadline for Traffic Calming Requests to Enhance Neighborhood Safety by 2025
Minneapolis extends the deadline to September 15 for residents to request traffic calming measures like speed humps and traffic circles for neighborhood streets.
Minneapolis Collaborative Efforts Cultivate Food Justice and Sustainability Amid Urban Agricultural Boom
Minneapolis organizations collaborate to combat food insecurity and food waste by distributing preserved produce from farmers' markets and discussing policy changes to encourage urban gardening and local food initiatives.
Music Together Offers Free Demo Classes for Bay Area Families at Westwood Hills and Louisiana Oaks
Bay Area's Music Together offers free demo sessions of their music program for children aged 0 to 6, with an emphasis on family participation and ongoing musical education at home. Registration is required for the events taking place in September.
Minneapolis City Council Extends Deadline for East Phillips Urban Farm Project, Fuels Hopes for Environmental Justice
The Minneapolis City Council has extended the deadline for the East Phillips Indoor Urban Farm project to September 2025, with funding efforts ongoing despite the bill's failure in the MN State Senate.
Minneapolis City Council Proposes $1.5M Lifeline for Homeless Services at Agate’s Facility Amid Closure Threats
Minneapolis City Council is proposing a $1.5 million grant to help Agate Housing prevent closure of homeless services. The grant awaits Budget Committee review and requires Agate to match the funds by 2025.












