The first Neighborhood Trivia Night at Taberna was a huge success with teams from Cedar-Isles-Dean, West Maka Ska and other nearby neighborhoods. While the trivia game was fun, the best part was neighbors connecting with neighbors. Thank you to Taberna for hosting and to Cedar-Isles-Dean and West Maka Ska putting this great event together!
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Holidays on Hennepin will brighten the corridor from Nov. 28 to Jan. 1 with lights, events, and a business passport program celebrating the long-awaited reopening of Hennepin Avenue South.
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