The city of Plymouth is seeking a high school student to join its Parks and Recreation Advisory Commission, with meetings six times a year and a chance to impact local parks policy.

Carver County Parks offers a six-week outdoor activity program for individuals 50+ at Lake Waconia Regional Park, featuring fishing, archery, and more, starting September 4.

Scott County has launched a new 'Morning Stroll & Stretch' walking club for those aged 55+ at Cleary Lake Regional Park, promoting wellness through outdoor walking.

Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board offers various fall outdoor programs for families and adults, including nature clubs, arts, garden tours, star parties, bike tours, and orienteering sessions.

Join a forest bathing session at Cleary Lake Regional Park on September 7th with ANFT guide David Motzenbecker for a peaceful, sensory nature experience. Call 763-559-6700 to reserve.

The City of Maple Grove warns of a potential harmful algae bloom in Rice Lake, advising caution for water activities to avoid illness in both humans and animals.

Square Lake Park is closing for improvements from September 8 until early November, affecting roadways, parking, and footpaths, as well as boat access.

Minneapolis residents can give input on three proposed designs for Hiawatha Golf Course ahead of an August 31st deadline, with aims to balance recreation and ecology.

Carver County Parks introduces a fall lineup of outdoor activities, including archery, kayaking, geocaching, and Nordic Walking, with equipment provided and programs led by trained staff.

"Paint the Prairie" invites families to explore and paint at Murphy-Hanrehan Park on September 4, from 10-11:30 AM, with guided walks and supplied materials.

Duluth officials lift a boil water advisory for the upper Lakeside neighborhood less than 24 hours after issuing it, confirming no contamination was found.

Coon Rapids warns against blue-green algae at Crooked Lake's southeast beach due to potential toxins, despite current tests within safe levels; advisories issued and caution urged.

The article highlights Ramsey County's beaches and parks as ideal spots to enjoy the end of summer with activities like swimming, fishing, and picnicking available until their seasonal closure.