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Second Annual Bike 'Show & Tell' a Safe Space for the Cargo-Curious - Streets.mn

Amsterdam, Netherlands · Amsterdam

Second Annual Bike 'Show & Tell' a Safe Space for the Cargo-Curious - Streets.mn

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Editor’s note: We asked Streets.mn correspondents Laura Groenjes Mitchell and Michael Daigh to cover the second annual Cargo Bike Show & Tell event in Minneapolis in June. Laura begins the story, and Michael picks up the narrative midway through. From Laura: On Sunday, June 1, 100-plus people gathered around 20-plus cargo bikes in a South Minneapolis park. The event was the second annual Cargo Bike Show & Tell organized by Levi Mills and Terri L…See the Story

Beat Traffic! Ride Transit and/or a Bike! - Streets.mn

Minneapolis, Minnesota · Minneapolis

Beat Traffic! Ride Transit and/or a Bike! - Streets.mn

As road construction snarls traffic across the metro, there’s never been a better time to try alternatives to driving. However, it can feel daunting to try taking transit or riding a bike when these options aren’t familiar, especially because complaints about missing a bus or riding on a dangerous street tend to stand out more in your memory than when things go smoothly. With this in mind, I’d like to propose the transportation version of Meatl…Read Article

National Links: We'd Prefer Planes Than People - Streets.mn

Santa Monica · Santa Monica

National Links: We'd Prefer Planes Than People - Streets.mn

Every day, The Overhead Wire collects national and international news about cities and sends the links to their email list. At the end of the week they post some of the most popular stories to Greater Greater Washington, a group blog similar to Streets.mn that focuses on urban issues in the D.C. region. Airplanes as neighbors: The Santa Monica Airport in California is set to close for good in 2028. But some residents are fighting to extend airpo…Read Article

Making Sense of This Year's Transportation Budget Bill - Streets.mn

Earlier this month, after an extended special session, the Minnesota Legislature at last agreed upon a transportation funding deal, since signed by Gov. Tim Walz, finalizing a state budget for the next biennium. However, a last-minute change to the transportation agreement resulted in far more substantial cuts to transit funding for most Minnesotans than was initially disclosed in a bipartisan agreement. Transportation leaders from both parties …Saint Paul, Minnesota · Saint Paul Read Article

How St. Paul Can Re-Legalize Small Commercial Development - Streets.mn

Editor’s note: This is the third article in a three-part series discussing the City of Saint Paul’s zoning laws that severely limit where businesses can be located. In the first two articles of this series, I argued that St. Paul’s rigid zoning rules have stunted the evolution of its neighborhoods into more “walkable” places by effectively banning new small-scale, neighborhood-serving commercial buildings from nearly all parcels where they didn’…Saint Paul, Minnesota · Saint Paul Read Article

An East Side Craftsman’s Link to the Hill House? - Streets.mn

Hamline-Midway, Como, Payne-Phalen September 25, 2024 — 25.5 miles The appearance of an enormous metal loon sculpture in the Midway generated a great deal of media coverage so I cruised over to see what the buzz was about. Reportedly the world’s largest loon at 12 feet tall with an 88 foot wingspan, it certainly is impossible to miss, even with all the action at the busy intersection of University and Snelling Avenues. My hope is this is t…Saint Paul, Minnesota · Saint Paul Read Article

Considering a 'Donut Theory' of Development in Minnesota - Streets.mn

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Inspiration from China - Streets.mn

I recently had an amazing opportunity to explore China with my family. I feel Americans see the country through a very filtered lens (and vice versa), so I documented my experience to share with you. What I saw in our 31 days of travel was eye-opening and inspiring. We traveled from Guilin (a city in south-central China) to Beijing via seven trains and almost as many buses — not a single domestic flight or rental car (though we did use a few DiD…China · China Read Article

Walking All the Streets of Nicollet Island - Streets.mn

Editor’s Note: Max Hailperin is walking each of Minneapolis’ 87 neighborhoods, in alphabetical order. He chronicles his adventures at allofminneapolis.com, where the original version of this article was published May 11, 2025. Nicollet Island — East Bank is unusual among Minneapolis’s neighborhoods for both its small size and its division into two distinct portions. And so even though covering it all in one walk would be quite feasible, I focuse…Minneapolis, Minnesota · Minneapolis Read Article

How St. Paul's Commercial Zoning Rules Hamper the City - Streets.mn

Editor’s note: This is the second article in a three-part series discussing the City of Saint Paul’s zoning laws that severely limit where businesses can be located. In last week’s article, I showed that the dearth of neighborhood-serving businesses in many St. Paul neighborhoods is not a result of bad luck or of impartial market forces, but rather the intended result of zoning rules that have effectively banned businesses in all locations where…Saint Paul, Minnesota · Saint Paul Read Article

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