RIVERFRONT
headlines
News that impacts the riverfront.
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MnDOT issues RFP for Third Ave. bridge in Minneapolis
Finance & Commerce; October 1, 2016
East Bank Trail offers river views in Northeast
Star Tribune; September 30, 2016
Report finds a new pollutant building up in the Mississippi
Star Tribune; September 21, 2016
North Minneapolis recycler agrees to dust suppression
Star Tribune; September 14, 2016
North Minneapolis residents push for permanent closure
MinnPost; September 9, 2016
Judge orders metal shredder to cease major part of operations
Star Tribune; August 31, 2016
NASA’s eye in the sky monitors algae blooms
Star Tribune; August 26, 2016
Minneapolis wants to redevelop northern waterfront
KARE 11; August 21, 2016
Wilco sails into overtime on the Mississippi
Star Tribune; August 21, 2016
Photos: A national park in the heart of the Cities
Minnesota Public Radion; August 5, 2016
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RIVERFRONT
activities
Activities from partners.
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10/12 |
Art Circle – Putting Down Roots
Join us and help create new fiber art for Putting Down Roots. Use your talents to help bring awareness about keeping the Mississippi River clean! We are looking for works made from any fiber and constructed using any technique. Ideally works will be life-sized and three-dimensional. Pieces should represent plants that are good for clean water and habitat and/or species that benefit from these plants. |
10/14 |
Mississippi River Forum Workshop
Network with others and enjoy the following presentations: |
10/24 |
Mississippi Minute Film Festival
Join us to screen our entrants for the third annual Mississippi Minute Film Festival and discuss the ways the Mississippi River is the engine for change in our city. Jacob Frey is our keynote speaker. |
RIVERFRONT
blog
Updates from MRP.
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Earlier this month, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources held a series of three formal public hearings on the proposed Mississippi River Corridor Critical Area rules. The Mississippi River Corridor Critical Area is the name of a state-designated area is designed to protect the unique features of the Mississippi River corridor in the Twin Cities. The Critical Area shares the same boundaries with the Mississippi National River and Recreation Area - the National Park that fronts our Mississippi River.
The Minneapolis Riverfront Partnership is currently working with the Mississippi Watershed Management Organization (MWMO) on a project to study the ecological impacts of closing the Lock at St. Anthony Falls. But we thought we’d take the time to better understand how the MWMO tracks water quality in Minneapolis by talking with MWMO Water Resources Director Udai Singh.
The 2016 session of the legislature started this week at the Capitol. And we're excited, because the riverfront, and more specifically the Upper River, are at the heart of the Park Board's 2016 bonding request.