the alley Newspaper | News & Views of Phillips Since 1976
5 天之前 · The Minneapolis City Council’s Climate & Infrastructure Committee held a public hearing on October 10 focusing on a resolution to support the permanent closure of the Hennepin Energy Recovery Center (HERC). The resolution marks a significant step in addressing decades of environmental and health concerns raised by local residents, scientists, and environmental advocates. The resolution calls ...
the alley Newspaper | About
5 天之前 · About the alley is the community newspaper of the Phillips Community in Minneapolis, serving more than 20,000 residents and many businesses, agencies, schools, and visitors to Phillips. Now in our 48th year of publication, we continue to be a forum of ideas, information, and announcements all directed at the variety of individuals and groups who are part of this neighborhood. the alley is the ...
the alley Newspaper | Archive | Voting and Elections
2024年10月1日 · Article #4 in a series of articles about the 2022 Midterm Elections, brought to you by the League of Women Voters Minneapolis. We’ve thought hard about the candidates and slipped our ballots into the voting machine on election day. We’ve done our part. Now it’s up to others to make sure our votes are safe. The first persons we encounter at the polls are the election judges, there to help ...
Coliseum Reopens | the alley Newspaper
2024年7月1日 · The Coliseum Building, located at the intersection of Lake Street and Minnehaha Avenue, has opened its doors once again following a 3 1/2 year community-focused redevelopment initiative centering BIPOC voices. After sustaining heavy damage during the unrest in response to the murder of George Floyd in 2020, the historic building finally reopened to the public during the Soul of the Southside ...
the alley Newspaper | Archive | Newspapers in full
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the alley Newspaper | Archive | Cover Stories
2024年10月1日 · Photo by Carol Lee Chase Semilla Youth Leader's creative art work on the front steps and doors of St. Paul’s Church on 15th Av was highlighted in the alley, September 2024. This month the alley presents the completed work of art celebrating the different cultures, old and new, that make our Phillips Community as vibrant as the colors in the mural. Visit the mural in person for the full glory ...
the alley Newspaper | Archive | June
By CATHY STROBEL-AYRES P.O. Box 7006Minneapolis, MN 55407Phone: 612-990-4022Email: copydesk@alleynews.org Dear Friend of The Alley: For many of us, the world seems to be in a time of great change, some might even say chaos as we emerge from the greatest pandemic of the last 100 years. And, yet, every day, people in the Phillips Community greet the day, put a life and family together, work hard ...
the alley Newspaper | News & Views of Phillips Since 1976
Charlie Stately, longtime owner of Woodland Indian Crafts Shop, chats with customers during the Minneapolis American Indian Center Open House on May 1. Charlie’s shop has been a staple of the center for more than four decades and now has a home in a larger space on the first floor.
the alley Newspaper | Archive | Alley Annual Report
From the Editorial Leadership Committee 2021 was a year of activity and evolution for the alley Editorial Leadership Committee. Highlights were - Welcoming new volunteers Tina Monje, Vivi Grieco, Laura HulscherContinuing our in-depth, local pandemic coverage through the summer and into the transition back to in-person schoolCovering the Ward 6 and 9 CIty Council races and publishing voter ...
the alley Newspaper | Archive | Neighborhood News
By KALI PLIEGO Crime Prevention Specialists around the city are seeing a new trend in block club meetings. Block club members are preferring to take the meeting on the move, literally. Going on a walk together is a great way to provide a positive presence on your streets and alleys, in addition to moving your bodies and digging in to …