Last November, Duluth voters did something their city council wouldn’t. By nearly a 70-30 margin, they passed a renter right-to-repair ordinance — the first of its kind in Minnesota. This year, St. Paul should follow.
My essay on Zion Community Commons and the lessons of mutual aid.
When our safety depends on it, we have the right — and the responsibility — to defend our communities together, even if that looks like celebrating National Night Out while in a parka.
On this week’s 300th episode (!) of the Who The Folk?! Podcast, Hanson talks about what inspired him to run for city council, the work he’s done in the Hamline-Midway neighborhood, and how his Jewish values are infused in his candidacy.