1. City names appointees to Neighborhood and Community Engagement Commission (News/Latest)
Feb. 9, 2009 The Minneapolis City Council and Mayor R.T. Rybak approved the City’s appointments to the new Neighborhood and Community Engagement Commission (NCEC) on Friday, Feb. 6. The seven appointees approved by the Mayor and City Council w...
2. City seeks public comment on federal foreclosure funds (News/Latest)
Nov. 10, 2008 The City of Minneapolis has set a public hearing on Tuesday, Nov. 18 to give folks the opportunity to comment on a proposed amendment to its 2008 Consolidated Plan. The amendment is a request to receive $5.6 million in Neighborhood Sta...
3. City sets public hearing for Central Corridor light rail project plans (News/Latest)
May 21, 2008 The City of Minneapolis is giving residents and businesses an opportunity to comment on the preliminary design plans for the Central Corridor Light-Rail Transit (LRT) Project at a public hearing on June 3. The Central Corridor LRT Proje...
4. Cable program shares the story of Minneapolis first 150 years (News/Latest)
April 30, 2008 Mayor R.T. Rybak and Minneapolis City Council Members discussed the history of Minneapolis with a panel of historians at a sesquicentennial study session April 25, 2008. The event, sponsored by City Council President Barbara Johnson,...
5. City Council approves next steps to implement Instant Runoff Voting (News/Latest)
April 18, 2008 The Minneapolis City Council today approved two measures that bring the city closer to implementing Instant Runoff Voting for local elections. Minneapolis voters approved Instant Runoff Voting in a 2006 charter referendum. Since that ...
6. Cigarette butts go in the ashtray not in the street (Newsflashes/Minneapolis News)
Cigarette butts go in the ashtray, not in the street Everyone knows that throwing cans, bottles and other trash on the ground is littering. However, there’s one kind of trash that often gets overlooked: cigarette butts. They may be small, but...
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