Lake Harriet
Marrow Donators: ‘Ordinary People Doing Extraordinary Things’
Lisa Garys Korsland enjoyed a busy lifestyle for years, living abroad in the U.K. and Switzerland, raising her three children and working as an engineer for General Mills. But it all came to an abrupt end in December of 2010. A simple twist of an ankle led to a diagnosis of leukemia. She knew it was just a matter of time before she would need a life-saving marrow transplant.
Mpls. Committee Approves Beer, Wine Sales At Lake Harriet
Twin Cities dwellers will likely soon be able to enjoy a drink while spending time at a popular Twin Cities lake.
Beer, Wine Sales Heading To Lake Harriet?
After a recent decision, beer and wine sales at Lake Harriet look more and more possible.
Video: Stroller With 2 Babies Inside Blown Across Ice
The breezy weather made for perfect conditions for the Winter Kite Festival on Lake Harriet but also proved how powerful those gusts were on Saturday.
Best Pet-Friendly Halloween Events In Minn.
Halloween fun isn’t just for humans. Four-legged friends can join in at these local pet-friendly events.
Hot And Dry Weather Brings Risks, Rewards
September is usually among our most rare months for grassfires, but firefighters battled one in Maplewood Monday afternoon. And a 400-acre fire is currently burning north of Bemidji.
Minneapolis To Require Boat Inspections For Invasive Species
The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board adopted a resolution Monday to require boat inspections for aquatic invasive species on the city’s lakes.
MPRB: Lake Harriet Beach Reopened After Bacteria Test
A beach on Lake Harriet reopened Thursday after being temporarily closed after levels of E. coli bacteria exceeding state guidelines were found in the water earlier this week.
Lake Harriet Beach Could Reopen This Weekend
A swimming beach at Lake Harriet is still closed because of E. Coli bacteria. And more beaches are being tested.
Lake Harriet Southeast Beach Temporarily Closed
The Lake Harriet Southeast Beach is temporarily closed, due to high bacteria levels, according to the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board.
Warm Weather Could Spawn Dangerous Blue-Green Algae
The warm weather is fueling a potential health risk on area lakes. Algae blooms are starting to grow and the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency has a warning about a particular type — blue-green algae.
Mpls Beaches Open; Lifeguards On Duty June 9
The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board (MPRB) has announced that area beaches are now open, but lifeguards are not on duty until June 9.
Twin Cities Girls Get On The Right Track By Lacing Up
Teenage pregnancy, eating disorders and poor self-esteem are some of the major problems plaguing young women in Minnesota. The struggles can sometimes start as early as elementary school.
Cycling In The Cities: Oh, Deer
Raccoons have such an attitude. It’s as if they don’t realize we all hate them. I dodged the obese critter and hopped onto the bike path mumbling to myself about how I felt like Snow White except only in the bad way…
Electric Boats Bring Water Skiing Back To Lake Harriet
It’s been decades since anyone has gone water skiing on Minneapolis lakes because of a ban on gas motors. On Monday, however, water skiing returned to Lake Harriet.




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