Ritz Theater

345 13th Ave. NE

7 p.m.

The next meeting for the 807 Task force will meet at Logan Park on Thursday Sept. 6 @ 7 pm. 

Central AVE NE to Close for 6 months as MNDOT reconstructs RR bridge at 16 AVE NE by Diamonds. Please attend this community meeting to find out if we have alternatives to closing Central Ave NE. Representative Diane Loeffler will bring information to share with community and businesses. Other community issues will also be discussed and updated, 807 Broadway St NE development, ethnic film series, crime stats and strategies, plus voter registration will be available at the meeting.

September 19 2012 Wednesday at 7PM

GONE FISHIN’

SATURDAY, MAY 19, 11 A.M.–2 P.M.

Location: Logan Park

690 13th Ave. NE Minneapolis 55413; (612) 370-4927

Free

Join artists to learn about fish art.   We will create art inspired by fish from around the world, and play the fishing game.  Part of a Family friendly day at Logan Park and the Northeast Minneapolis Gallery crawl, Art A Whirl.  Co-Sponsored by Minneapolis Institute of Art and MPRB.

We want your input as to the new look for Logan Park neighborhood organization.  Download the samples and ballot here.

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Ward One Update
City Council Member Kevin Reich
350 S. 5th Street, Room 307, Minneapolis, MN 55415
(612) 673-2201 · [email protected]
Hello,

Because there has been much speculation and some misrepresentation of the letter I sent to Governor Mark Dayton regarding the Metrodome Stadium funding proposal currently before the legislature, I am attaching a copy of the letter for you. In essence I outlined for the governor the City’s policy of supporting the Metrodome as a preferred location for a new stadium and my essential requirement that any funding plan adhere to the City charter. I made it clear that I view this issue as a budgetary matter. Therefore any acceptable plan cannot have a negative impact on our budget and ideally needs to positively support our ability to implement community development and deliver core municipal services. I hope you will review my letter and please always feel free to contact me.

Regards,

Kevin Reich

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It was a blast.  Lot’s of positive feedback about a very successful event.  The soup provided by the Northeast Community Coop delicious!  Here’s a few photos from the day.

In Partnership with Minnesota Community Sings

Logan Park Neighborhood Association (LPNA) is excited to be sponsoring Minnesota Community Sings along with hot soup for a fun, free family event.
At a community sing, everyone sings together. Songsheets provided — songs old and new. All voices welcome! All songs led by great songleaders from Minnesota Community Sings.
Where: Logan Park Community Center 690 13th Ave NE MPLS, MN 55413
When:    January 14, 2012 Sing: Noon
Soup:  1:30 (Soup courtesy NE Community Coop)

Reminder that Logan Park community meetings are held
the third Wednesday of each month. Please come on
January 18, 2012 @ 7 PM Agenda 807 building, Logan Park Branding, Art A Whirl
February 15th, 2012 @ 7 pm    Agenda TBA

www.loganparkneighborhood.org
LPNA phone number is 612-516-5762

Don’t forget that judging for best decorations is on December 18th.  Have your lights on and have the chance to win a cash prize.

Andrew Commers from ArtSpace will be a featured guest discussing Jac Flats at 18 1/2 Ave NE and Jackson St NE.

November 16th.

7 p.m. @ Logan Park.

With over 100 bike stations in the Twin Cities the very successful Nice Ride bike program has  now include bikes located in Logan Park at the intersection of Broadway and Monroe St.

You can find all of the information on the Nice Ride program at their website www.niceridemn.org  There is a special being offered for the month of September and you can get an annual membership for $30, a $10 savings over the regular rate.

WE NEED YOUR HELP TO QUALIFY FOR FUNDING TO KEEP YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD PROGRAMS
Logan Park Neighborhood Association, LPNA, qualifies for City of Minneapolis Citizen Participation Program, CPP, funds. These funds will support the workings and outreach of your neighborhood association. In order to get these funds released to LPNA an application must be submitted. The application must prove that a cross section of residents reflecting the new 2010 census findings for Logan Park Neighborhood have been contacted and asked their opinion about neighborhood needs and issues. All responses are confidential. Any personal information gathered that might reveal the identity of the person(s) making the comments will not be shared.

You can download the survey form here.  Logan Park Survey

Logan Park neighborhood on the third Wednesday of the month and the next meeting is July 2oth.

There will not be a meeting in August and we hope to see everyone at National night out on August 2nd.

September 21, 2011 will be the following neighborhood meeting.  Hope to see you there.

Thanks to everyone who helped with the first annual Logan Park Art A Whirl Brunch!

Donna and Paula helped set up Friday, Donna had gotten and donated the coffee set-up….Logan Park Blend from the NorthEast coffee people on 32 and Johnson.
The list of workers on Saturday:
Barb Frasee (bright and early)
Donna Norberg set up all the beverages and supplied lots of extras, Worked The Whole Time
Dale and Nancie Theissen (Dale mastered the pancake mixing) (Nancie was tireless in griddling)
Liz Wilenski from the Park Board roasted the sausages just right
Eli Anthony and friend Molly worked the gluten free station
Jay Fetyko took in money
Gail Stone used her skills from Emily’s to keep the pancakes going
Aaron Raivo-Lynch served sausages and pancakes with lots of enthusiasm
Dan Mossey was right beside him, two experts
Jacob Gerber came in, a little wet, dried out by working hard
Richard Betts ran the ticket table from noon and on.
Deborah Fiscus was able to fill for several people at noon
Pat Vogel split her shift up, and was able to run errands,
Paul Allan was rained out for chess, but was able to lend the pancake crew a hand
Jeff Kraker kept the batter going after Dale left
Terry Gydesen helped wherever needed and took photos
Our Park staffers Mary and Dustin, as well as several Friday night assistants were great
Now, if only the weather had been a little more cooperative.

Thanks also to Sentyrz for their donations. They do make the best breakfast sausage.  Left over food was donated to Little Kitchen food shelf.  Thanks to Donna and Jacob for delivering to the food shelf.

Just a reminder- we have our neighborhood general meeting coming up on Wednesday the 18th. We’ll be electing new officers to the board. Please join us at Logan Park Community Center at 7pm!