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  1. ducklings in grass

    Duckling Rescue

    As spring rolls on in Brooklyn Park, you will see some new additions to the local wildlife population. Many ducklings and goslings are out and about exploring their new world after hatching a few weeks ago. However, their curiosity can get them into trouble, with some getting stuck in storm...
  2. outdoor seating at a restaurant

    Returning to Restaurants: Your New Guide to Dining Out

    On May 20, Governor Walz announced that restaurants can open to customers for outdoor service on June 1. Brooklyn Park restaurants without permanent outdoor space were able to submit plans to open temporary outdoor space to begin planning how to safely serve customers. We encourage everyone to visit local restaurants...

  3. Hidden treasures in Brooklyn Park

    Have you seen some fun painted rocks around our parks and trails? Have you wondered what it is all about? We did too and it turns out, the creative lady who started it happens to be a resident of Brooklyn Park just wanting to spread some joy to those who...

  4. Shop local: small businesses bingo!

    Are you looking for ways to support local and small business owners in light of the COVID-19 pandemic? Daily life has changed for us all, from schooling to working from home to the way we operate in our daily lives. Businesses have had to adapt and change as much as...
  5. clothes hanging on a rack outside

    Garage Sale Alternatives

    Over the past couple months, the Stay at Home Order has given people time to clean out their homes of unwanted items to reduce clutter. In any other year, many of those items would be sold at a garage sale, either individually or at a neighborhood event. However, in the...
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    Remember: It’s still safe to go to the hospital!

     The American Heart Association and other organizations want to remind you that it is still safe to call 911 and visit the hospital for urgent cases. It is still your greatest chance of survival. Please do not hesitate to get medical help if you are experiencing heart attack symptoms...

  7. Want to run for City Council?

    The City Clerk is accepting applications between Tuesday, May 19, 2020 and Tuesday, June 2, 2020 at City Hall. The city of Brooklyn Park is electing three city council members as part of the General Election on November 3. There will be one council member for each of the three districts elected. Members serve...
  8. warehouse with robotic c&c machines

    Economic Development Week

    What is economic development? Simply put, economic development is work done to create jobs, develop property, assist businesses and support the production of housing. Economic development works closely with developers, realtors, privately owned businesses, local institutions and other city departments to create a community that is prosperous, vibrant and accessible...
  9. Jimmy Thurman and his family

    Local Contractor Helping Neighbors in Need

    Though the COVID-19 pandemic has put much of regular life on hold, it has not stopped people from stepping up to help their neighbors. Many businesses have chosen to add on extra process or totally alter their production to help during these times. This is nothing new for Jim Thurman,...

  10. DIY Paper Flowers

    Friday is May 1st. Do you know what that means? It’s May Day! May Day is a day to celebrate spring and to show your neighbors, friends and family that you care about them by making a May Day basket. May Day baskets are a fun and easy craft and...
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