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Monthly Archives: October 2016
2017 Raingarden Program for CPNA residents
The Columbia Park Neighborhood Association (CPNA) is contemplating offering CPNA neighbors the chance to create a rain garden on their property to help keep storm water in homeowners yards. The long term outcome being less water entering the Mississippi River … Continue reading
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Calling all Superheros!!!
Superhero Night Out Bottineau Park – 2000 Second St NE Saturday, November 12th 6:00pm-7:30pm Come to the park and have your child wear their favorite super hero costume! Come enjoy music and a DJ, games, treats, a bouncy house … Continue reading
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Draft Agenda for Board/General Meeting Monday October 17, 2016
*Due to a scheduling conflict CPNA will be meeting downstairs in the clubhouse area. This is accessed via the lower door. Take the cart road around the left (south) side of the building. The regular Board/ General Meeting of the … Continue reading
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Fall Street Sweeping to begin October 18th
Crews are preparing for the fall street sweeping across Minneapolis. Drivers will need to park out of their way so they can do a thorough job cleaning our roadways. Minneapolis Public Works will begin the big task of curb-to-curb sweeping … Continue reading
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Add your voice to the next Minneapolis Comprehensive Plan update
Help the City of Minneapolis plan for the future You can share your feedback with City planners and engage with artists to plan for the future development of Minneapolis. Minneapolis 2040 is an update to the City’s comprehensive plan, a … Continue reading
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