*This article was originally published in the Longfellow Nokomis Messenger Confluence Studio is an open, critical space for neighbors to imagine different ways for our communities to live. Through creative […]
Sweet treats, breads, pastries, deli, and a cafés; Turtle Bread. The newest location in Turtle Bread’s franchise in the Longfellow area provides a cozy atmosphere with a down-to-earth homemade menu […]
This article was originally published in the Longfellow Nokomis Messenger The Greater Longfellow Neighborhood is known for its charming bungalows and craftsman-style homes. These old homes are embedded into the […]
A typical Minnesota winter has more snow than what we’ve seen this year (which is almost none). Personally, the snow is what I love most about the cold winter months […]
What’s possible? What can you get done to make our community more welcoming, beautiful, and interesting? The power of partnerships and visions getting put into words, paint and the energy […]
The “River Memory” mural will be dedicated November 11th. Read the article in the Star Tribune to learn more about LCC’s funding and support for the project. 36th ART (Avenue Revitalization […]
At the northwest corner of East Lake Street and 36th Avenue South, Elsa’s House of Sleep – a furniture, rug and mattress store – has been shuttered and dark since […]
Volunteer Emma Westerlund was busy filling food boxes at Du Nord Community Market when we spoke. She was placing fresh produce, bags of rice, toilet paper and other essentials into […]
