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What’s New at Linden Hills Library
Updated August 2022 HCL’s Mary Ann Key Book Club – The Parable of the Sower by Octavia Butler has been chosen as the fall 2022 title. The Mary Ann Key…
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44th & Vincent Developers Share Updated Plans and Timeline
On August 8, developers Good Neighbor Homes and Streetfront Development attended LHiNC’s Zoning and Housing Committee to provide a community update and take questions on the 38-unit apartment building they…
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2022 Message from the LHINC Board of Directors
At the LHiNC July 2022 board meeting, the board unanimously approved this statement regarding the findings of the Minnesota Department of Human Rights investigation into the City of Minneapolis and…
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Consent Decree Listening Session in Southwest Minneapolis
July 21, 6:00 – 8:00 p.m. Bryant Square Recreation Center, 3101 Bryant Ave S The Minnesota Justice Research Center is facilitating engagement sessions across the city to gather ideas from community members on…
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Summer at Linden Hills Library
Fun events and activities for kids and adults Summer learning kicks off June 25. Come to the library for a free new book (while supplies last), and pick up a…
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LHiNC Launches Volunteer Site
Are you looking for a place to volunteer your time, or are you a non-profit in need of volunteers? LHiNC has launched an online volunteer portal to match volunteers from…
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How to Build Green
LHiNC Virtual ForumMonday, June 13 at 7:30 p.m. Are you you planning renovations or building a new home? Join LHiNC’s Zoning & Housing Committee for this virtual forum on green…
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Brenda Ueland Public Art Project
Twin Cities artists Marcus Young and Laura Levinson of the public movement and liberation practice Don’t You Feel It Too? are creating a public art project commemorating Brenda Ueland, recognized journalist, editor,…
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Linden Hills Pop-up Food Drive
Supported by Linden Hills Neighborhood Council (LHiNC), St. Thomas the Apostle Church, The Saints Men’s Club and Carondelet Catholic School Saturday, April 30 and Sunday, May 112:00 to 4:00 p.m.St. Thomas the…
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Proposed Apt. Building at 44th & Vincent – Survey Results Available
In April, LHiNC collected community feedback about a 30- to 40-unit apartment building with 25-35 parking stalls proposed for 44th Street West and Vincent. The developers – Good Neighbor Homes…