Plans for a mixed-use building in Fulton and an office building in Linden Hills were approved by the Planning Commission on December 5.
Neighbors previously expressed concerns about the building but the City said its hands were tied.
The subscription-based coffee company had little interest in opening a full coffee shop–until the ideal location become available.
his holiday season, businesses in Uptown are lighting up storefronts to spread cheer and attract more foot traffic to the business district.
The theater has been expanding the realm of long-form improv in Uptown for over a decade, and this season brings another slate of performances that push the boundaries of improv.
Little Free Library (LFL) is working on programs to address access to books. This includes the Read in Color Initiative, partnering with Banned Books Week Coalition, and the Indigenous Library …
Despite an increase in the budget proposed by the mayor and with property taxes likely to increase for many property owners, only two of the nearly 100 comments received by the city so far have …
Lyndale Neighborhood Association Board President Doug Herkenhoff made this announcement in the association’s e-newsletter on Nov. 28: “As the LNA Board of Directors, we have …
Simpson Housing Open House DEC. 3 Simpson Housing is temporarily relocating its shelter to Zion Lutheran Church in the Lyndale neighborhood in December. Join them at Zion, 128 West 33rd Street, …
MINNEHAHA PARKWAY Due to the recent cold weather and snow, construction has wrapped up for the year on a project to improve safety for trail users and drivers along Minnehaha Parkway Regional Trail …
Here are the initial designs
An empty lot in Uptown will be the site of an affordable housing development.
A student tardy policy that can result in cleaning the school, silent lunches, and no movement was announced on November 7.
In October, people started calling the City about a construction truck parked in the protected Blaisdell bike lane. An obstruction permit and a lack of signage continues to frustrate bicyclists.
One empty lot remains among the continual development happening on Nicollet Avenue South.
A new bookstore comes to Linden Hills
Keep yours eyes open and slightly above eye level to spot the clay creatures hidden around the neighborhood.
The city’s proposal to remove mature trees and parking along Summit Avenue to create a bike trail is creating controversy throughout the Twin Cities. More than 150 people attended an open house …
Garden design preview party Nov. 17 Join the Kingfield Neighborhood Association for baked goods from Butter Bakery and a preview of the Nicollet Avenue Pollinator Pathway Project (P3) community …
But how does a balloon shop stay afloat without helium?
