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Graham Bennett, 14, is a tech wizard who goes to The Kenwood Retirement Community once a week to help residents with their phones, iPads, laptops, and computers. His path to the Kenwood was a natural …

Summertime celebrations continued

It’s August 2023. A theme is emerging out of my life experiences to date. The theme can be captured in two words: self care. My life as it is unfolding in 2023 is revolving around self care. I …

Knute Nelson, Walker Methodist to merge jan. 1

Faith-based, nonprofit healthcare and housing organizations look to expand options for customers, team members, and communities Knute Nelson, based in Alexandria, Minn., and Walker Methodist, based …

Take time for self-care essentials

The cornerstone of wellbeing, for yourself, your family, and your community is self-care. Staying in balance, vibrant, rested, nourished, connected and strong requires daily attending and …

WACSO: Old Car

Saw this old dude jump off his bike to grab a photo of a cool old vintage car driving around Lake Harriet. (Illustration by WACSO)

Business briefs

Picnic moving to former Clancy’s spot A women-owned neighborhood bar is coming this winter to the former Clancy’s location in Linden Hills (4307 Upton Ave. S). Picnic is owned by …

Hennepin-dunwoody Bikeway Project

PROJECT GOALS   • Build a two-way, multi-use trail on Dunwoody Boulevard and Hennepin Ave. The trail will run from Linden Avenue to the west of 17th St. The trail will be above the …

City briefs - September 21

New Community Safety Commissioner On Sept. 11, Mayor Jacob Frey nominated Hennepin County Chief Judge Todd Barnette to serve as the city’s next Community Safety Commissioner. If his …

Neighborhood news - September 21

MPLS For a Better Police Contract The organizations and individuals involved with MPLS for a Better Police Contract spent the spring and summer reviewing the Minneapolis Police Federation …

Southwest Minneapolis businesses aren’t scrambling to advertise to Lynx fans, which isn’t surprising to the owner of a new women’s sports bar.

Josh Zuehlke talks candidly about a slow housing market, affordable housing, and making home buying accessible to everyone.

The Korean play brings traditional samulnori rhythms to a kitchen near you.

The new active-learning gardens will allow teachers to bring science lessons outside and let students become outdoor scientists.

Funding approval for the Minneapolis Public Housing Authority to rehab existing properties comes within a week of the organization's announcement that their modular housing project is nearing completion.

OPINION: Palmisano's Rhetoric Versus Record

Palmisano votes one way and spins it to an audience who may not be tracking all the council votes that got us here.

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Fig + Farro and Root to Rise owners converge to bring ‘regenerative’ food and ‘euphoric’ drinks to The Wedge

Two empty lots and an existing house is the site for a planned 19-unit apartment building at 50th and Lyndale in Tangletown.

Chris Parson Passes Away

Parsons was about to announce his Ward 10 City Council candidacy.

Elections: how they work

How do our elections work and why are they are fair and accurate? Skim this resource or dig into specific aspects/issues for a deeper dive. Go to Elections 411  

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