Apr
30
Groundbreaking Ceremony for The Aliveness Project’s new building!
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3808 Nicollet, Minneapolis
We are excited to announce that the construction work on our new building will start next month! We are very grateful for everyone who has generously supported our capital campaign during the past three years. We hope that you can join us for a groundbreaking ceremony on May 6 to celebrate this exciting stage!
Our new building will offer a safe, accessible space for HIV+ members who have no other family or “home” where they can get support. It also will substantially increase our capacity to serve the growing number of HIV+ individuals who need our services. We are continuing our fundraising during the next few months to minimize the need for a long-term mortgage.
Thanks to people like you who have helped to make this new building a reality!
Sincerely,
Joe A. Larson, Aliveness Project Executive Director
Apr
30
40th & Lyndale Development Update April 30, 2013
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East Harriet Community Meeting Update
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Last night East Harriet Farmstead Neighborhood Association (EHFNA) hosted a neighborhood community meeting regarding the project development plans at 40th & Lyndale Ave S. Over 65 residents attended. CM Meg Tuthill was also in attendance. After introductions and brief overview of the property history, Paul Dzubnar, developer, and Jim Smart, architect, reviewed project details and design. Afterwards residents had the opportunity to ask questions, make comments and express their opinion. Specific questions were raised regarding parking, noise abatement and hours. Further questions, comments or concerns can be directed to Paul Dzubnar at pauld@greenmill.com Whether or not a resident was able to attend last night’s meeting, there are the following opportunities for continued community engagement on the parking variance and beer/wine license:
Mr. Dzubnar is still in the process of securing signatures of 2/3 of the affected residents and businesses for the rezoning of the plat (4008 Lyndale Ave S.) for the 13 parking spaces, and once secured, will be submitting to the city for approval. NOTE: The developer had two options to address off street parking: a parking overlay for the plat between SA and the existing house, which would require a number of variance requests OR rezone the plat from residential to C1. Either way, signatures need to be secured from neighbors. Parking spaces are determined by restaurant occupancy. The EHFNA Board will also be voting on the rezoning for the parking spaces at this week’s meeting, Wednesday, May 1 and forwarding that information to the City Planning, a vote which is advisory in nature. East Harriet’s Housing, Zoning and Business Committee (HZB) and EHFNA Board members reviewed information last week and many Committee and Board members attended again last night’s meeting. Once the rezoning for parking is approved there will be a public meeting scheduled at a later date and facilitated by the City of Minneapolis with regards to the Charter Wine and Strong Beer License. Please contact us at info@eastharriet.org or 612.824.9350 with questions or comments. |
Apr
30
Art Next Door Craft Fairs
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Click the link below to download the registration form.
2013 Art Next Door Registration Form & Info
We are always looking for more talented crafters! If you have someone in mind, please have them call or email to apply.
All dates are on the 2nd Sundays of the month from 9am-2pm, at the Frame Ups parking lot across from the Kingfield Farmers Market, 43rd & Nicollet.
- June 9th
- July 14st
- August 11th
- September 8th
- October 13th
Questions?
Apr
29
43rd & Nicollet–Best Corner in Minneapolis!
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While many folks prefer to focus on the Eat Street area of Nicollet Avenue, there are plenty of great locations to investigate further south as well. One great intersection is at 43rd and Nicollet. Here sits Corner Table, a posh hot spot boasting locally farmed entrees and grass-fed beef. Across the street is Anodyne Coffee House, a Kingfield neighborhood staple that offers many vegan and gluten-free treats, including soups and veggie burgers. It also hosts a monthly storytelling series. Businesses a few buildings down either way include Roadrunner Records, where you can shop for rare and vintage tunes; the always hopping Kingfield Farmers’ Market; the Lowbrow, which features a killer happy hour and a great family-friendly brunch; and the charming Nicollet Bookstore.
http://www.citypages.com/bestof/2013/award/best-corner-2779554/
Apr
29
Development Project Plans at 40th & Lyndale
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East Harriet Community Meeting on Monday, April 29, 2013
One of the goals of EHFNA is to encourage and facilitate communication for the residents and businesses on changes within our neighborhood. The EHFNA Housing, Zoning and Business Committee would like to announce an opportunity to share with residents the development plans for the two pieces of property at 40th & Lyndale, formerly owned by SuperAmerica.
Apr
26
Nicollet Avenue Reconstruction Update 4-26-13
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ANTICIPATED START DATE for major reconstruction- MAY 1, weather permitting.
With the start of major construction activities starting next week, other preparatory items that have started and/or will start soon:
- Minneapolis Water has started placing the temporary water lines that will be needed when the cleaning and lining of the water main is done.
- CenturyLink should wrap up their manhole rebuild at 37th and Nicollet this week and anticipate that next week they will begin on a manhole south of 38th St.
- With the project there are some trees that will need to be removed. Tree removal will is scheduled to start April 29th.
UP-COMING MEETINGS
Public Works will hold Stakeholder Construction update meetings to provide an opportunity for residents and business owners to learn what is happening with the construction and share potential issues and concerns. At this point, meetings will be scheduled for the 1st and 3rd Thursday of May and June. We may adjust the frequency of the meetings based on needs and meeting attendance.
Where: Butter Bakery Café, 3700 Nicollet Ave
When: 9:00 am
Dates: May 2, May 16, June 6, June 20 Read more
Apr
26
Interested in Solar Power and Clean Energy Jobs? Join us for a conversation at your neighborhood coffee shop!
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Tens of thousands of Minnesotans across the state have decided that we must take the next step to expand Clean Energy & Jobs for a stronger economy, cleaner air, and greater energy self-sufficiency in Minnesota. Find out what that next step entails. Join us at your local coffee shop as we hold several 1-Hour coffees in the next several weeks to discuss Clean Energy & Jobs next steps in Minnesota. For more info call the MN Environmental Partnership at 651-290-0154.
Friday, April 26th, 3:00 p.m. Anodyne Coffee (43rd and Nicollet Ave.)Local Power Production and Energy Efficiency with Eric Jensen, Izaak Walton League of America, Energy Associate and Minnesota Renewable Energy Society, Board Chair
Saturday, April 27th, 2:00 p.m. Butter Bakery (37th st. and Nicollet Ave.) Community Solar: What it would mean for Minneapolis with Laura Cina, Minnesota Renewable Energy Soci-ety, Managing Director
Friday, May 3rd, 3:00 p.m. Sparrow Café (50th st. and Penn Ave.) Green Jobs: Current and Future Market Growth Potential with Dustin Dennison, Applied Energy Innovations, President and Owner
Saturday May 4th, 10:00 a.m.Anodyne Coffee (43rd and Nicollet Ave.) The Road to a Clean Energy Future with J. Drake Hamilton, Fresh Energy, Science Policy Director
Friday May 10th, 3:00 p.m. Sparrow Café (50th st. and Penn Ave)Minnesota Solar Manufacturing: Poised to Expand With Joel Cannon, tenKsolar, CEO
Please register for events you are interested in so materials and seating can be arranged!


