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Thursday December 25th 2025
SEPTEMBER Midtown Phillips Board Meeting
SEPTEMBER Midtown Phillips Board Meeting:
Tuesday September 9, 6:30-8pm. Stewart Park (Arts & Crafts Room), 2700 12th Ave S, Minneapolis
- Plan to engage local block clubs for collective discussion on crime. (30 min.)
- Discuss Banyan/MPNAI Partnership MOU. (20 min.)
- Motion to approve hiring of staff member in partnership with Waite House. (10 min.)
- Financial report (10 min.)
- Discuss the housing committee”'s goals (10 min.)
- Elect new chair member (10 min.)
SEPTEMBER Midtown Phillips Community Meeting:
Tuesday September 23, 6:30-8pm. Stewart Park (Multi-purpose Room), 2700 12th Ave S, Minneapolis
- Recap of discussion on traffic calming on 26th and 28th. (30 min.)
- Solid Waste and Recycling opened a new Residential Organics Drop-Off at the South Transfer Station.
- The Residential Organics Drop-Off is open all hours the South Transfer Station is open: Tuesdays ”“ Friday (12:30 ”“ 7:30) and Saturdays (8:30 ”“ 3:30). Kellie Kish, Recycling Coordinator of the City of Minneapolis, will educate residents about organics recycling and how the drop-off program works. (20 min.)
- Presentation on Community Arts Engagement projects by HOTB/St Pauls (15 min.)
- Debrief of the Midtown Festival (10 min.)
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COMING SOON! Alien Invasion
COMING SOON! Alien Invasion ”“ Cinema on the Cemetery returns on September 10, 2014, with a screening of the 1958 horror/sci-fi film “The Blob.” Cemetery gates will open at 6 and the screening will begin at sundown, approximately 7 o”'clock. Taco Taxi will be on hand with their usual delicious fare. Bring a blanket or lawn chair to sit on. Admission is $8 for one film or $20 for a package of three films. Kids under 12 admitted free. Aliens will take over the cemetery again on September 24th (“Plan 9 from Outer Space”) and October 8th (“The Thing from Another World”). The film series is a fundraiser for the cemetery co-sponsored by Friends of the Cemetery and Take-Up Productions.
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