MINNEAPOLIS— The City Council’s Public Works & Infrastructure Committee is holding a public hearing 1:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 12 on the City’s Climate Legacy Initiative, a new plan announced earlier this summer by Mayor Jacob Frey.
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BURNSVILLE— Burnsville Animal Control has reportedly seen a recent increase in raccoons that are behaving oddly, according to officials.
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The North American Tour premiere of Tony award-winning musical “Girl From the North Country” launched in Minneapolis Oct. 8 at the theatre once saved by—and owned by—Bob Dylan himself.
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The winner of a record-breaking six Tony Awards, two Grammy Awards and an Emmy, singer Audra McDonald has been a frequent guest with the Minnesota Orchestra since 2001.
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EDEN PRAIRIE— Each prescribed burn is expected to last one to three hours, dependent upon weather conditions.
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BLOOMINGTON— The City of Bloomington’s Community Development Director Karla Henderson, Housing and Redevelopment Authority Administrator Aarica Coleman and Chief Equity and Inclusion Officer Faith Jackson sat down with Larkin Hoffman Shareholder Bill Griffith for a three-part podcast series, “Black Women in Real Estate: Redefining the Landscape.”
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SAINT PAUL— Upon their arrival, Saint Paul Police officers located an adult male suffering from an apparent stab wound to the chest. They immediately began to render medical aid until medics arrived on scene. The victim was transported to Regions Hospital where he later died.
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MINNEAPOLIS— The Minneapolis City Council confirmed Mayor Jacob Frey’s nominee, Enrique Velazquez, as the City’s new Director of Regulatory Services.
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The Listening Project has grown out of a Minnesota Orchestra musician-led initiative to spotlight the music of historically underrepresented composers.
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BLOOMINGTON— The City of Bloomington was recognized as a regional leader and innovator by the Minneapolis Regional Chamber of Commerce during its first annual Regional Leaders and Innovators Award presentation on Sept. 28.
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