Greenway/Lake St Transit Open House
Share your opinion about Metro Transit's study of transit alternatives for Lake Street and the Midtown Greenway.
Options have been narrowed to the following:
- Enhanced bus on Lake St
- Passenger rail on the Midtown Greenway
- Dual option of enhanced bus on Lake St and rail on the Midtown Greenway
The final opportunity for public input is tonight: Public Open House (with presentation)Thursday, November 21Colin Powell Center 2924 4th Ave S Map6 - 8 p.m., with a presentation starting at approximately 6:30 p.m. The key results of the analysis will be presented, including cost, projected ridership and travel time changes. You can access the presentation materials here and the display boards here. Your attendance is important, as Metro Transit seeks public input on which of the three alternatives should move forward for more detailed design, engineering and construction. Please visit the project website, www.midtowntransitway.org, for more information. Map of Midtown Corridor study area including Lake St and Greenway alignments. 
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Parkway Construction This Weekend
Two projects are taking place this weekend (Saturday, November 23 - Sunday, November 24) that will impact use along segments of Cedar Lake Parkway and Dean Parkway:
- Cedar Lake Parkway Congestion - The Metropolitan Council Environmental Services contractor will be drilling 12" water investigation/locate holes from
9 am -3 pm, Saturday, November 23. Cedar Lake Parkway could possibly be congested on the west side of Kenilworth Trail; detour signs will be posted. - Dean Parkway Temporary Closure - Dean Parkway, from Lake Street north to the railroad bridge, will be closed 9 am Saturday, November 23 until 3 pm, Sunday, November 24.
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Support local artists at the First Annual CIDNA Art Mart!
Monday, December 95:30 - 8:00 pm Jones-Harrison Residence, 3700 Cedar Lake Ave Free admission, open to the public! Interested artist/vendors welcome. Please contact info@cidna.org for more information.
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Complete our survey for a chance to win a gift card.
We want to hear from you!  Since 1993, the Cedar-Isles-Dean neighborhood has received funding from the City of Minneapolis through the Neighborhood Revitalization Program and Community Participation Program. In order to ensure that these funds are used thoughtfully and effectively, CIDNA needs to hear what's on your mind. Click here to access the online survey. We will enter your name for a chance to win one of three $25 gift certificates to local businesses. Deadline is December 15th.
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