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Ahead of tomorrow's Hennepin County Board meeting, catch up with the latest committee meeting notes from Documenter Glen. The board will take a final vote on these actions tomorrow. www.minnpost.com/documenters/...
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At the latest Minneapolis Public Housing Authority meeting, the board took a first step toward selling its building at 1708 N. Oak Park Ave., Documenter Travonta found: www.minnpost.com/documenters/...
ICYMI: Nice Ride 2.0 is coming. (Probably.) www.minnpost.com/cityscape/20...
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The Hennepin Healthcare Board will consist of 11-15 members, including two commissioners and at least nine external individuals.
The Minneapolis City Council is in the early stages of considering a “Drones as First Responders” program — balancing a potential boon to public safety with deep unease around security and privacy.
Nice Ride vanished from the city's streets in 2023, but it could soon be back with a boost from e-bikes at Great Plains Institute.
There's still very little agreement among officials, activists and other stakeholders about what exactly Minneapolis' Office of Community Safety's role is and what they should prioritize.
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The local brewery scene is going through a lot. It’s not just declining beer sales; just this week, 56 Brewing had to demolish their 9-year-old pat...
The Public Housing Authority approved the move to sell the Oak Park building. Its current operator, Avenues for Youth, is moving elsewhere.
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Voters will be asked this fall if the state constitution should be amended so that schools would receive more support from a fund that has been growing since Minnesota’s early statehood.
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Waymo pushed for language in Minnesota statute saying specifically that a vehicle could operate with no driver. That didn’t happen, but some are expressing concern that the company could still “operate in that murkiness.”
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A state constitutional amendment would increase the percentage that can be taken from the Permanent School Fund, which dates to 1858.
