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We re exploring outdoor winter activities to enjoy, even during the pandemic. Author: Bryan Piatt, KARE 11 Staff Published: 11:02 AM MST January 7, 2021 Updated: 12:43 AM MST March 12, 2021
MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota Minnesotans are known for embracing our cold weather climate and making the most of the snow and ice. That s still very much the case in 2021, even with the ongoing coronavirus pandemic limiting some indoor activities.
KARE 11 Sunrise is celebrating the Winter Wonder of the Upper Midwest each week in a new segment highlighting outdoor winter activities to enjoy, even during the pandemic.
Join KARE 11 s Bryan Piatt each week starting Friday, Jan. 15, as he highlights a new place to visit or activity to try, starting with an exploration of the Norwegian concept of “frilufstliv” – better known as the idea of getting outdoors, no matter what the weather is!
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Our suggestions on how to celebrate winter solstice outdoors Richard Chin, Star Tribune
Now, when the Northern Hemisphere has leaned as far as it can from the sun, it s tempting to just pull down the shades, pour a drink, fire up Netflix and huddle indoors and spend the longest night of the year dreaming of spring.
But the mental and physical benefits of getting outdoors don t apply only when it s warm and sunny. Besides, if you stay indoors, you ll miss something rare and wonderful, something that won t happen again for hundreds of years.
Here are a few things that might get you away from your screens and out of the house.
The Medina City Council, Tuesday, Dec. 1, approved a total property tax levy of $4,623,859 for taxes payable in 2021 â an increase of $231.088 (5.24%) over the $4,392,771 tax levy for 2020.
The council also approved a General Fund Budget of $3,731,800 for 2021, an increase of $297,348 (8.66%) from the $3,434,452 General Fund Budget for 2020.
City Finance Director Erin Barnhart said economic uncertainties due to the pandemic prompted her to ask city departments and consultants to maintain flat budgets for 2021.
At the meeting the City Council also approved a conditional use permit amendment that enables Three Rivers Park District to add a shower and infirmary building to the Outdoor Learning Center at Baker Park.