Yes, it will eventually be Spring in Minneapolis! Register for spring/summer sports at our wonderful Minneapolis Parks! Here is a fun one for adults coming to MLK Park:
Dodgeball
When: Sunday afternoons, late March-mid May
Where: Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Recreation Center
Leagues: Co-Ed only
Season: Eight weeks of play, including tournament
Cost: $155
Not into sports? Browse hundreds of activities and classes offered
Minneapolis officials have declared a Snow Emergency beginning Sunday, Feb. 24. Following the three- day Snow Emergency, new Winter Parking Restrictions begin 8 a.m. Wednesday, Feb. 27 to ensure city streets are passable for emergency vehicles, buses and other travelers in the face of heavy snow accumulation this winter.
Winter Parking Restrictions means parking will be banned on the EVEN numbered side of non-Snow-Emergency-routes until April 1, unless conditions allow the City to lift the ban earlier. Parking is allowed on Snow Emergency routes, parkways, and the ODD numbered side of non-Snow Emergency-routes, unless otherwise posted.
Please visit the City’s Snow Season Parking website for additional details about this Snow Emergency and the Winter Parking Restrictions.
Today is Wednesday, February 20, 2019 and Minneapolis has declared a Snow Emergency. Parking restrictions begin at 9 p.m. tonight.
Go to the City’s snow information website, or call the Snow Emergency Hotline: (612) 348-SNOW (7669).
Crews can only plow the full width of the street if cars are out of the way. Please follow Snow Emergency parking rules or your vehicle will be tagged and/or towed to the Minneapolis Impound Lot.
Also, please be sure to shovel your sidewalks and around your garbage cart.
Hosted by the Lyndale and Bryant neighborhood groups
Since 2016, NCR has been meeting with community leaders, neighborhood organizations and elected officials about the role that the neighborhood organization system and NCR should play in meeting the needs of our growing city in 2020 and moving forward. This project is called Neighborhoods 2020. The Neighborhoods 2020 Framework Recommendations is a policy document that outlines the recommendations from these meetings, with input from three work groups, and is now open for public comment through March 31, 2019.
Ward 8 is invited to meet with the Bryant and Lyndale neighborhoods and Councilperson Andrea Jenkins to understand her position on the Framework and the role of neighborhood organizations in the work of the City of Minneapolis.
Questions? Contact Brad Bourn, Lyndale Neighborhood Association
Our activity this month is Winter Survival. Come dressed for the elements!We’ll be learning what it takes to survive outdoors, learn new skills, & embrace the cold.
All are welcome to attend; specifically for youth, ages 5-19. Snack will be provided.
See our Flyer!
Please share with your family networks.
Don’t forget to join our MLK 4-H Club Facebook Group. You’re also welcome to RSVP to our meet-up on our events page.
Questions? Contact: Amy (Hughes) Collura, 4-H Program Coordinator
Direct: (612) 656-9557 / Office: (612) 596-2134
