Reflections of a Former Streets.mn Chair
Reflections on the evolution of Streets.mn since the pandemic by former Co-Chair Glen Johnson Read »
Reflections on the evolution of Streets.mn since the pandemic by former Co-Chair Glen Johnson Read »
With the Northstar Line now shut down, I reminisce about our short-lived commuter rail, how history is repeating itself with this shut down, and what the future holds for the transit system of the Twin Cities without Northstar. Read »
Elko New Market’s heavy groundwater pumping harms private wells, sparking resident outrage, legal options, and calls for stronger water protections over industrial water use. Read »
An anecdotal account of getting around car-forward infrastructure, without a car. How a Twin Cities-based car share organization can help! Read »
We chat with Scott Dibble and Frank Hornstein about how their friendship and transportation advocacy shaped their legislative careers. Read »
Highway 36 evolved from a 1930s "disjointed mess" into a critical regional "backbone," shaped by reactive suburban growth, jurisdictional friction, and incremental infrastructure compromises. Read »
The Construction Programs of the 1920s Previously, Part 1 of this series discussed some early roads in Minnesota’s pioneer era and the privately maintained auto trails in the early motoring era. Part 2 discussed the generation-long ramp-up of state involvement in highway construction, culminating with the inauguration of a system both owned and maintained by […] Read »
In this issue of the newsletter: a local guide to LRT, transit & walkability at a protest, Midtown Greenway at 25 on the podcast, plus the latest events! Read »