If there’s something better than a bunch of people coming together to do some community-spirited work, it would be creating an ingrained sense of community pride, citizenship, and stewardship that made clean-ups unnecessary. If we were all looking out for the river all the time, we wouldn’t have to organize special events to clean it …
Hey Minot, We Need Your Help This Saturday and Every Other Day! Read More »
This Sunday we’re going back to work along the river. We’d LOVE to have you get involved and help the effort, here’s what you need to know. Time: Sunday from noon to 5:00 p.m. Place: 27th St SE in Minot, East down the gravel road that’s just North of the CP Railroad crossing. Goal: Clean up …
Friends of the Souris River Clean Up — Let Us Know if You’re Coming! Read More »
A reconstruction of Burdick Expressway in East Minot from 9th Street SE to 15th Street SE may encroach into the existing river channel near 10th Street SE. A public input meeting was held on Tuesday, June 28th, but the only notification we found on the meeting was through the North Dakota Department of Transportation website. …
Last month’s Roosevelt Park and Eastwood Park river cleanup was so successful, we’re going back for round two! We’d love to have you join us this Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Here’s what you need to know: Participate As Your Schedule Allows! We’ll be there from 9:00 till 4:00, but feel free to …
Thanks to our many volunteers, we had a very successful river cleanup. Final Totals: 7.33 tons of garbage, 14660 lbs 16 lbs of recyclable plastic 12 lbs of recyclable aluminum 3 tires 4 oil drums 400 garbage bags 200 hot dogs $30 in cash was found along with a door to a safe, enough toys …
Results & Thanks! The First Annual Souris River Cleanup Read More »
There’s a lot of crazy stuff sitting in or near the Souris River through Minot. The 2011 flood is far from being cleaned up, and before we clear it out we’re going to document all the treasure that’s there to find. Use the form below to submit pictures of the abandoned stuff along the river …
Before we plan where to go, we need to first figure out where we’re at. And that starts with gathering some feedback from all of you. Please take a few minutes to fill out our State of the River 2016 survey.
