A group dedicated to helping preserve the River Bottoms.
This post is directed at Bloomington residents. We have been encouraging you to educate yourselves on the candidates running for Mayor and City Council in Bloomington. We truly feel that with a set of fresh perspectives in the Bloomington Mayor’s Read More
This is another post directed at Bloomington residents. Elections are coming in Bloomington. Those elections could positively effect this effort to #savetheriverbottoms if folks were to get elected to the City Council and/or Mayor’s office that were capable of realizing Read More
Need we say more? We think it would be an excellent idea if the local Minnesota Valley National Wildlife Refuge staff would speak out against future expansion of paved trails on lands they manage in Bloomington. Please respectfully comment to Read More
Bloomington Voters….this is another post for you. Elections are coming up in Bloomington. For the first time in a long time you truly have the means to make positive change in Bloomington politics by voting for fresh faces. Future funding Read More
This post is directed at Bloomington, MN residents. For the first time in decades you have the opportunity to breath new life into Bloomington politics. Mayor Gene “those #savetheriverbottoms people are just hobbyists protecting their hobby” Winsted is not running…..but Read More
More rain means the Minnesota River will rise again. We are at something like 10 weeks of flooded MN River Bottoms with no end in site. Question: What will it take to convince those who control the purse strings in Read More
The link below is to a short Star Tribune article on Fort Snelling being closed until July due to flooding and flood related damage. It has already been closed for months. What will it take for the MNDNR and the Read More
One of the #savetheriverbottoms folks got this update via email from the folks at MNPass. We really can’t make this stuff up. The @mndot is spending many millions of dollars to raise the I35W bridge over the MN River OUT Read More
On Monday, April 1st at the Bloomington City Council meeting, the City Council….you know….those who have said “this trail is a state issues” over and over and over again…..are voting to approve replacing .67 acres of wetland in the River Read More
The first photo was taken Friday afternoon around 4:00 pm from the end of the Old Cedar Avenue Bridge on the south side. “Friday afternoon” as in 72 hours from the time of this post. The second photo was taken Read More