The park board asks people to find their place on the beach and in the water at the ... City park crews will re-test the waters at Lake Nokomis for bacteria levels on Monday in hopes things ...

according to the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board (MPRB). RELATED: Blue-green algae alert issued for Lake Nokomis Although water near Lake Nokomis Main Beach was below the MPCA’s ...

Of­fi­cials in­def­i­nite­ly closed Lake Nokomis' two popu­lar beach­es due to high bac ... we have had in more than two de­cades," Park Board Superintendent Al Bangoura said Tues ...

The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board (MPRB) said due to a sewer leak and overflow near Lake Nokomis Monday morning ... The two beaches affected are the Main Beach and the 50th Street Beach ...

According to the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board, both Lake Nokomis beaches, the Main Beach and 50th Street Beach, were issued a blue-green algae advisory on Wednesday. The warning comes ...

Lake Nokomis Main Beach and Lake Nokomis 50th Street Beach were closed as of Monday for cleanup. Minneapolis Parks and Recreation Board spokeswoman Robin Smothers told the Pioneer Press this is ...

a topic for another day – but the main beach at Lake Nokomis is the one that, for me, represents the best of the city lake swimming experience. Last week we ran around the obsolescent training ...

with both beaches at Lake Nokomis off-limits. However, the latest water tests indicate elevated E. coli levels remain. The park board asks people to find their place on the beach and in the water ...

MINNEAPOLIS — The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board (MPRB) is warning beach-goers about the presence of blue-green algae in a sample from Lake Nokomis. Parks officials released a statement ...