Save the date! The Lynnhurst Summer Festival will take place on Thursday, August 4 from 5:30-8:30 on the south side of 50th Street (near the community center). There will be live music, food trucks, kids games, bounce …
What is it? Garlic Mustard is an invasive species from Europe and Asia on the restricted weed list. It’s an herbaceous plant found in woodlands and disturbed areas. Why is it bad? Garlic Mustard inhibits …
Siberian Squill is a little blue bell-shaped flower that sprouts under trees and bushes right after the snow melts. It blooms before most anything has a chance to leaf out. The leaves are five-inch long …
Thanks Lynnhurst residents for helping out with the April 23 Earth Day Clean up of the park, lake, creek, school, and neighborhood. The rain came through early in the morning but didn’t dampen the enthusiasm. …
PLANTING FOR POLLINATORS and TURF ALTERNATIVES Tuesday, March 8, 6:30-8:00 p.m. via Zoom It’s time to start thinking about how your gardens and yard can become a livelier landscape in which pollinators will thrive. Join …
The Lynnhurst Neighborhood Association 2021 Annual Report is here! Read all about what LYNAS has been up to this past year, as well as its plans for 2022.
Monday, February 28, 2022 | 7-9 PM | Online via Zoom Any personal information collected will be used solely for registration purposes and will not be shared. Register for the Meeting Agenda includes: An update …
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When Jeanine Ross and her husband Sam decided to sell their house in the Bancroft neighborhood in 1985, they intentionally chose to look for a new house in a very small geographic area of Minneapolis …
(Not so) quietly living a few houses down from me is beloved neighbor Dyan Venters. Not so quietly because she is a force of nature. She is a fabulous cook, an incredible baker, a talented …
To most people, the first harbingers of early spring are longer days and snow turning to slush. Thanks to longtime Lynnhurst resident Bill McKinney’s hobby, other sure signs of spring are buckets, tubes and taps …
