Nominate a Linden Hills Treasure
Do you know a Linden Hills resident or business owner who enhances the quality of our neighborhood through volunteer efforts or a strong sense of giving back to the community?…
LHiNC Board Meeting – September 1 – Virtual
Due to COVID-19, LHiNC is holding its monthly council meetings virtually until further notice. All are welcome. The next meeting is Tuesday, September 1 from 7:00 – 9:00 p.m. The…
COVID-19: Linden Hills Neighbors’ Stories
This LiNK series features different Linden Hills residents as they share how they are experiencing COVID-19. If you have a story to share, please email carol@lindenhills.org. Quarantine Quotes of the…
LHiNC Statement on Public Safety Charter Amendments
At the August 4 meeting of the Linden Hills Neighborhood Council, board members approved this statement to be submitted as public comment to the Minneapolis Charter Commission regarding the inclusion…
Survey Results for Proposed Park Projects in Linden Hills
On July 10, LHiNC launched a survey on behalf of the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board to find out if Linden Hills residents would support two new park projects: clay…
Public Hearing on Charter Amendment, July 21
The Minneapolis Charter Commission is seeking public comments on a proposed amendment to the City Charter submitted by the City Council, which proposes removing the Police Department from the charter…
Public Hearing on Revised 2020 City Budget
The City Council’s Budget Committee is holding a second public hearing on Wednesday, July 22 at 10:00 a.m. on proposed revisions to the City’s 2020 budget. The City is facing…
COVID-19: LH Business Update
Updated July 19, 2020 We have polled local businesses about their updated hours and Stay Safe precautions. We will attempt to keep this list as updated as possible. If you…
LHiNC Survey: Do you support 2 new park projects?
Minneapolis Parks and Recreation Board (MPRB) would like to know if Linden Hills residents support two new park projects: clay courts in Waveland Triangle and a pavilion by the bocce…
How to Comment on Proposed Changes to City Charter
The Minneapolis Charter Commission is seeking public comments on a proposed amendment to the City Charter related to the future of public safety. People can submit their comments online or…
