Category: Phillips/Powderhorn
Affordable housing in Seward
BY ELINA KOLSTAD The Minneapolis Public Housing Authority (MPHA) has plans to build and maintain 16 deeply affordable scattered site developments throughout Minneapolis and two of these will be in Seward. The new buildings will consist of modular four- and six-plexes that will be available to people with incomes of…
Restaurant and food business news, consciously eating insects, and an Owamni mini-review
They’re starting to leave the sinking ship
City wants to dump the water yard in Phillips
Southside Pride Sample Ballot
Get out and vote
Charter amendment #2
Comings and goings and moving to new spots in and around the Midtown Global Market
School openings, community schools vs. GOP culture war, labor and funding shortages, changes at the federal level
The MPD budget
BY TONY BOUZA The Minneapolis Police Department budget document itself is a turgid piece of bureaucratic invention intended to obfuscate and mislead you into thinking your $200 million is being sensibly spent. It ain’t. The pages are replete with references to how sedulously they monitor and invest your dollars, how…
We had to call 911
How could I forget Sociable Cider Werks? Plus, new restaurants and other food news, and one mini-review
Justice in the Green Zone?
BY KAY SCHROVEN Low-income communities, Indigenous communities and communities of color in Minneapolis (and many cities) experience unequal health, wealth, employment and education, and also are often overburdened by environmental conditions such as traffic and stationary pollution sources, brownfield sites (real property that may be compromised by the presence or…
Who is running in the 6th Ward?
BY ED FELIEN Southside Pride sent the following to the two candidates running to represent the 6th Ward on the Minneapolis City Council, Abdirizak Bihi and the incumbent, Jamal Osman: “Southside Pride will be publishing a Guide for Voters in the 6th Ward in our upcoming Riverside edition coming out…