HELP SAVE OPEN SPACE ON NICOLLET ISLAND
Friends of the Riverfront has filed three lawsuits challenging the plan to build a football stadium on Nicollet Island and the process by which local government has approved it. The first case ended when the Minnesota Supreme Court declined FOR's petition to appeal a ruling by the state Court of Appeals, but two more cases are still pending at the Court of Appeals. Friends of the Riverfront was joined in the first two cases by the National Trust for Historic Preservation, and the Preservation Alliance of Minnesota. The three citizen groups are asking that the City of Minneapolis and DeLaSalle be made to comply with state law and explore alternatives before destroying natural or historic resources. Donate to the legal fund online or send a check to Preservation Alliance of Minnesota, 219 Landmark Center, 75 W. Fifth St., St. Paul, MN 55102-1406 (put "Nicollet Island" on the memo line).
Preservation magazine features stadium threat to Nicollet Island
The National Trust for Historic Preservation publication highlights development threats to the St. Anthony Falls Historic District. Click here to read more.
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Thanks for making it a great "River Roots Revue"
Thanks to all who attended the River Roots Revue, a Friends of the Riverfront fundraiser at the historic Van Dusen house in Minneapolis May 21, as well as those who helped make this celebration of Nicollet Island great with their time, talent, goods and services. Money raised goes to help keep Grove Street open and preserve Nicollet Island parkland for all park users (if you couldn't make the event you can still donate online, by clicking here or by sending a check with "Nicollet Island" on the memo line to: Preservation Alliance of Minnesota, 219 Landmark Center, 75 W. Fifth St., St. Paul, MN 55102-1406.Preservation commission to discuss DeLaSalle stadium plan May 9
The Minneapolis Heritage Preservation Commission will hold its first discussion of the DeLaSalle stadium project at its meeting May 9, 5 p.m., in Room 317, City Hall, 350 South Fifth Street, Minneapolis.
