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Updates to Witch's Hat Tower, emergency services, Valhalla Clinic in Prospect Park – The Minnesota Daily - Vimarsana News

Updates to Witch's Hat Tower, emergency services, Valhalla Clinic in Prospect Park – The Minnesota Daily

The Prospect Park community shares thoughts and concerns with local leaders about neighborhood policing, the Witch’s Hat Tower and the Valhalla Clinic.

Minneapolis will distribute $8 million to help residents with ash tree removal. But there's no relief for homeowners who've already had trees condemned - Vimarsana News

Minneapolis will distribute $8 million to help residents with ash tree removal. But there's no relief for homeowners who've already had trees condemned

Ash tree removals are an expensive burden caused by an invasive beetle. A new grant will help Minneapolis homeowners cover the costs, but many feel more must be done for people currently paying off removals.

Parents of Minneapolis girls softball players call foul, prompting federal Title IX investigation - Vimarsana News

Parents of Minneapolis girls softball players call foul, prompting federal Title IX investigation

Complaint says lack of proper facilities undermines Minneapolis girls' statistics and their prospects for college athletic scholarships.

Minneapolis Park Board will review Sibley Park name change - Vimarsana News

Minneapolis Park Board will review Sibley Park name change

Role of Minnesota's first governor in the deaths of Dakota men prompts calls for change.

Marcy-Holmes neighborhood group seeks to rename park named for slavery advocate - Vimarsana News

Marcy-Holmes neighborhood group seeks to rename park named for slavery advocate

19th-century statesman William Marcy's contemporaries called him a "doughface," a northerner with southern principles on slavery.