Cityscape
TAP is a lifesaver for many Metro Transit riders
Once folks get enrolled, their card is registered under their name for a year, allowing them to get dollar fares at any fare box or light rail station.
Bill Lindeke
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Cityscape
Risky Hennepin and Ramsey County streets are increasingly being put on ‘road diets’
Both counties are aggressively replacing four-lane street designs with a three-lane concept, where turning traffic takes up a center lane.
Books
Remembering Minneapolis’ most infamous bar: Moby Dick’s
Moby Dick’s was a bar “that folks visited just to say they’d been there.” An excerpt from the forthcoming book, “Closing Time: Saloons, Taverns, Dives, and Watering Holes of the Twin Cities,” by Bill Lindeke and Andy Sturdevant.
Cityscape
St. Paul is rethinking its speed limits
The compromises forged at the end of last year’s legislative session included a new law that allows Minnesota cities to set their own speed limits on city streets.
Cityscape
When it comes to getting kids to school, is there a better way?
Combating the chaos of pick-up and drop-off.
Cityscape
Bde Maka Ska area ‘conservation district’ proposal allowed to move forward
On a 5-3 vote, the Heritage Preservation Commission (HPC) gave the budding district the go-ahead Tuesday to receive further study and potential design guidelines that could shape future development in the 3.2 acre area.
Cityscape
Weeklong mural festival aims to bring Creative Enterprise Zone out into the light
From Sept. 7 to 14, the Chroma Zone Mural Festival will bring public art, placemaking, and whimsy out into the streets of St. Paul.
Cityscape
How is Minnesota allocating its $47 million from the Volkswagen settlement?
The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency is spending the $47 million in three distinct phases, with a pause between each phase to collect data and evaluate how the grants and goals are working.
Cityscape
Is there a solution for the buses vs. blockers bottleneck in downtown Minneapolis?
Especially in a time when so much time, money, and resources are spent planning for improved downtown transit, routine “box blocking” is a sure transportation travesty.
Cityscape
Soccer’s popularity creates acute need for more fields in St. Paul
Thanks to demographics and changing tastes, the demand for soccer means that youth soccer clubs in St. Paul and Minneapolis sometimes have to travel to distant suburbs to find a playable pitch for their ostensible home games.
