About Our Neighborhood
Bryn Mawr is recognized as one of the most livable neighborhoods in Minneapolis, which doesn’t surprise anyone who’s ever lived in or visited the area. A thriving neighborhood pocketed roughly between Kenwood, Cedar Lake, Wirth Park, Bassett Creek and Bryn Mawr Meadows, the neighborhood is characterized by its long-time stability and its quietude. It remains surrounded by over 650 acres of parks, lakes, and trails and retains much of its original small-town charm while having very good access to some of the best urban and natural features of Minneapolis and the nearby suburbs.
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It’s Election Day! Voting is open at Bryn Mawr School until 8pm. Don’t forget to stop by the PTA treats table, even if you already voted stop by for breakfast and grab a treat for your coworkers. We have coffee from Cuppa Java, treats donated from Bogart's Donut Co ,
Rustica Bakery, Turtle Bread Company, Lunds & Byerlys Downtown Minneapolis -cookies and loaf breads, Kowalski's Markets- cookies and bars, Isles Bun & Coffee (Place)-puppy dog tails, and
West End Cub. More information about what is on your ballot at the Minnesota Secretary of State website. 
Information on the new fencing at Eloise Butler Wildflower Garden.Here is a map of the new fencing being installed this fall in Eloise Butler Wildflower Garden. The gray dashed lines show the area of the upgraded fencing, which expands the Garden by about one acre. The heavy blue dashed lines indicate sections being installed this fall along the Garden’s north and east sides. Please be aware that there are some informal pedestrian paths this fencing will cut off and the area within the fence to be restored as part of EBWG. To replace this foot path, a new natural-surface trail will be installed along the nearby hillside where recent buckthorn removal has occurred. Timing is forthcoming.
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