Kingfield/MLK
Adult Dodgeball Teams Forming Now
In an effort to build connections
between a wide assortment of community stakeholders,
KFNA is once again working with the Minneapolis Park Board to
organize a Spring Adult Dodgeball League. KFNA has a number of
teams forming that have room for a player or
two, or feel free to organize your own team.
Each team
can have 4 - 12 players (6 is typical on the floor but you can play
with as few as 4)Players have to be over 18. Games will be
Tuesday-competitive or
Wednesday-recreational
(depending on league choice) at 6, 7, or 8 PM and last one hour.
Season runs from April 15th (Tues.) or 16th
(Wed.) to June 10th or 11th
Registration for returning
teams opens on March 17th; new teams can register on March 25th.
Team registration is $115. If you have questions contact Jack
Bartsh at the Minneapolis Park Board at jbartsh@minneapolisparks.org
or 612.230.6492. To join a team that is looking for additional
players or start a team that doesn’t have a full roster yet, contact
Sarah at KFNA at
kfna@email.com or 612.823.5980.
Dodgeball
Information
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Dodgeball
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3700
Nicollet Ave. Development by PCNF
Project Summary: Mixed-use
development by Plymouth Church Neighborhood Foundation (PCNF) that
includes 42 housing units for homeless youth and first floor retail and commercial
space at 3700 Nicollet (the former
Werness funeral home).
KFNA is collecting
statements from residents regarding this proposed development. Please email
your comments to
kingfield@q.com.
Please include you name and contact information.
Please click on the
Redevelopment link for
further information and updates about this project.
Kingfield featured in MTN
Neighborhood News -
Watch how NRP funds have been used
develop businesses, build community
and promote safety in the neighborhood.
Minneapolis Neighborhood News #97
Minneapolis Neighborhood News is a production of the
Minneapolis Neighborhood Revitalization
Program and
MTN. This show looks at different ways that NRP and community
organizations have brought residents,
businesses and institutions together to make their neighborhoods
better places. Segment Three looks at
economic development tools that the Kingfield Neighborhood has used.
These include business fix-up loans,
murals, and a farmer's market.
Kingfield Stormwater Management Program
The links below are intended as a guide to help
property owners in planning and installing BMPs on their own land.
The Kingfield Neighborhood sites offer examples of the process,
costs, and other considerations that property
owners can expect to encounter in undertaking such projects. In many
cases, simple rain gardens or pervious
paver areas can be designed and installed by homeowners with some
do-it-yourself experience. Some resources
to help with these projects are listed at the end of this brochure.
Kingfield
Stormwater Management Program
Background
How to get
Stormwater Credits
Site
Layouts of Demonstration Projects
Resources and
Materials
