Testimonials from the Lyndale Median Rally
On April 12, 2025, Move Minnesota’s Livable Lyndale campaign hosted a rally on the median of Lyndale and 27th. Here are testimonials from people in attendance.
Tag Archives: infrastructure
St. Paul’s New Bikeways for 2024
Though St. Paul has added several new bikeways recently, many fall short of not only high hopes, but even the city’s own design guidelines.
When Driving Is Not an Option, Live in Rochester
Anna Zivarts gives a book talk in Rochester, and we got an exclusive interview with her on the podcast!
Let’s (St)roll There: Mobility Matters in Burnsville
A transit event in the suburbs proved to be a snowy case study about why reliable transit service is essential to our metro area.
Presenting City Climate Corner: Crookston’s Energy Transition
Join the City Climate Corner Podcast as they learn about Crookston’s efforts to transition toward a green energy grid.
These ‘Twin’ Cities Can Complete a Grand Rounds First
The Twin Ports of Duluth and Superior have an opportunity to band together bikeways both established and in-the-works to create their own unifying Grand Rounds.
The Urbanist’s Case for Nuclear Power, Part 1: What and Why?
Pressures from climate targets, increasing electricity prices and growing demand should compel us to give nuclear energy another chance.
National Links: A Good Day to Superblock
A roundup of stories covering redesign of cities for pedestrians, the physical and mental effects of commuting, building housing on federal land and more.
West St. Paul Rider Event Highlights Suburban Bike Infrastructure
Suburban cities are expanding their pedestrian and cycling infrastructure. How are communities receiving these changes, and what further improvements can be made?
How Can We Shape the Suburbs for Cycling?
Suburban cycling does have its challenges, but cities and counties can make smart changes that encourage cyclists outside of the core cities.