​This March, celebrate the end of winter at over 50 Lynlake, independent businesses! 

In “Love from Lynlake,” players have two weeks to take the streets, hopping from place to place completing “challenges” at participating restaurants, shops, bars, salons, fitness studios, clinics, theaters, coffee shops and more. Like a bingo card, players connect a row, column, diagonal or 15 random squares. Completed cards enter a raffle for fabulous prizes! 

“Love from Lynlake” game cards are available at participating businesses starting March 1st. Look for the “Love from LynLake" poster. The games begin March 17 and run until the 31st. More information can be found on the Lynlake Business Association's website. 

The LHENA Board will conduct its monthly meeting on Wednesday, February 21st. The public is welcome to attend. See below for the draft agenda. 

LHENA Board Meeting
Wednesday, February 21st
6:30-8:10pm
2909 Hennepin Ave S

Draft Agenda:

The LHENA Oversight Committee will be proposing the following adoption to the LHENA by-laws, which will read as Article 17: "Other policies, rules, codes, procedures, etc. may be developed and adopted by the board by a 2/3rds majority so long as they do not conflict with the by-laws herein."

This motion will be up for community vote at the next board meeting on February 21st. Go here to view the LHENA by-laws. 

LHENA Board meeting
Wednesday, February 21st
6:30pm
2909 Hennepin Ave

From the City of Minneapolis:

To provide even better service during the 10 days of Super Bowl events, Minneapolis 311 is extending its hours. Residents and visitors can call 311 for City information and services during the following times: 

• Jan. 29-Feb. 2: 7 a.m. to 11 p.m.
• Feb. 3-4: 8 a.m. to midnight

Callers to 311 outside of these hours of service can leave a message, and a contact center agent will help them the following business day. Minneapolis 311 also has online service and a 311 mobile application. These self-service options make it possible for more people to request service and access information on their own, without needing to reach a 311 agent.
Minneapolis residents, businesses and visitors can call 311 to inquire about City services, report problems, check the status of issues or get information. From reporting graffiti or a broken street light, to finding out where to vote, to reporting a stray dog in your neighborhood and a whole lot more, 311 is ready to help.