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Coon Rapids' Outdoor Movie Night Cancelled Due to Poor Weather, Reschedule Planned
The outdoor cinematic experience that was set to bring community members together under the stars was unceremoniously scrapped as Mother Nature had other plans. According to the City of Coon Rapids' official announcement, "Migration"—the family-friendly flick scheduled for a cozy display at Sand Creek Park—won't be hitting the big screen tonight as intended.
Jun brings Szechuan cooking to Minneapolis
MINNEAPOLIS — After learning to cook Szechuan style in New York, Jessie Wong really wanted her own restaurant. "I grew up in China. When I was little, I helped my parents cook dumplings. I made Shandong style dumplings," said Jessie Wong, owner of Jun. "I worked with my parents then I went to New York for a couple of years and worked with a chef from Chengdu practicing Szechuan. After I tried Szechuan food I fell in love, I really wanted my own restaurant." Immigrating in 2001, she found life in America a little tough. "I came here for one year, and...
Brooklyn Park Police Urge Safe Online Marketplace Exchanges After Buyers Robbed During Cellphone Meet-Up
In a cautionary tale for all social media savvy shoppers, two individuals looking to purchase a cellphone from an online marketplace found themselves empty-handed and robbed. According to a recent post by the Brooklyn Park Police Department, the victims had arranged a meeting through a popular digital platform to buy a phone, but instead, they ended up losing their money and possessions to two cunning suspects, the deal turned sour when the exchange, intended to be a simple transaction, escalated into a daylight robbery.
Maple Grove Police Explorers Honored at Hindu Society of MN's Volunteer Awards
Maple Grove Police Department's (MGPD) finest took a break from their day-to-day duties to honor the young hearts committed to the betterment of their community. The MGPD Explorers, a group of adolescents exploring a career in law enforcement under professional guidance, were given the opportunity to stand before the future change-makers of Minnesota on May 18.
Hammerin' the B1G: Summer vacation plans for every Big Ten team
Memorial Day is here, officially ushering in the summer break for most people across the country. With kids out of school, now is the time to pack up the car and hit the road for summer vacations. If you’re like my family, we took the first week possible to kick off the summer with some relaxation on the beach.
Blaine Celebrates Small Business Month, Corrective Care Chiropractic Honored in Local Spotlight
The City of Blaine is buzzing with its sustained celebration of Small Business Month, an effort to shine the spotlight on the local entrepreneurs who bolster the town's economy and community fabric. Today's showcase from Blaine's month-long tribute highlights Corrective Care Chiropractic, a local backbone in wellness that believes in the power of chiropractic care to enhance life's journey.
St. Louis Park Celebrates Bike to Work Day with Festive Community Rides and Eco-Friendly Commuter Events
St. Louis Park residents hit the pedals hard this past Bike to Work Day, mixing fun and fitness with community camaraderie. On May 17, cyclists of all ages and skill levels took to the streets, celebrating the occasion with events aimed at encouraging the eco-friendly commute. The local government's social media page boasted about the success of the event, sharing the joy of the two-wheeled festivities with the broader community.
‘No Justice, No Streets’: 4 years after murder, George Floyd Square stands in protest
Every morning, neighbors gather at the intersection of 38th Street and Chicago Avenue in South Minneapolis. A daily ritual of protest and healing. “No one’s free until all free and before I be a slave, you’ll be buried in my grave,” Raycurt Johnson recited on a recent Wednesday, three days before the anniversary of George Floyd’s murder at this very corner. Johnson was repeating the timeless lyrics of “Oh, Freedom,”...
An inspiring teacher’s story, and how the MN licensing system prevents diversity of teacher corps
A version of this story was first published by Minneapolis Schools Voices. Rachel Stewart is exactly the type of person who Minneapolis Public Schools says it wants to hire as a teacher. She has a connection to the community and its students, having worked for more than 20 years in the district as an education […] The post An inspiring teacher’s story, and how the MN licensing system prevents diversity of teacher corps appeared first on Minnesota Reformer.
Memorial Day services planned for Monday in Elk River
The Elk River American Legion Davis-Darrow-Meyer Post 112 will kick off this year’s Memorial Day services of remembrance on Monday, May 27, starting at 6 a.m. with the Elk River American Legion Honor Guard performing honor ceremonies at Veterans Memorial on Highway 10 and nine cemeteries across the local community. The schedule is located at right. The city of Elk River and Elk River Beyond the Yellow Ribbon are once again hosting a Memorial Day parade on Monday, May 27, at 10 a.m. to honor...
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