Better Minneapolis
Terry WhiteNewsletter focused on local Minneapolis politics and resident stories.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 300 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 5 days ago |
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Minneapolis Public Schools: A Reckoning
In her newsletter post “Dear Minneapolis Public Schools: It’s Not Me, It’s You,” Molly Mogren Katt compares the relationship between parents and Minneapolis Public Schools (MPS) to dating someone who is “bad with money– always complaining a...
911 Call Center Reports 41% of Staff on Minnesota Paid Family and Medical Leave
On Tuesday morning, Leticia Cardenas, Assistant Director of Minneapolis 911, presented her department’s financial overview to the City Council Budget Committee. Every department goes through this exercise so the council can see where spendi...
Property Tax Shock Could Be Ahead for Minneapolis Residents
BET Commissioners: Tom Olsen (MPRB President), Eric Harris Bernstein (elected), Steve Brandt (elected), Elliott Payne (Council President), Aisha Chughtai (Council Budget Chair). Mayor Jacob Frey joined shortly after this photo was taken. (P...
Interview: Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey
It’s budget season in Minneapolis, and this year looks even more complicated than the last few. In this interview with Mayor Frey, we talk through many of the challenges, including the unique problems caused by Operation Metro Surge, a clos...
Decision Point on the Property Tax Levy
Steve Brandt Interview
On Wednesday evening, the Board of Estimate and Taxation (BET) will decide whether to accept Mayor Frey’s proposed 11.3 percent property tax levy increase or amend it. The decision affects most Minneapolis resid...
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Minneapolis resident, father, husband, and former candidate for city council. Email: [email protected]
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