News Headlines – Page 164

FOCUS ON YOU AT COMMUNITY WELLNESS DAY

Anoka-Hennepin’s annual Community Wellness Day will take place on Saturday, Jan. 20 at Roosevelt Middle School in Blaine. The event brings together industry experts and community partners to help you on your path to wellness.

TOP SECRET PROJECT UNCOVERS HIDDEN DANGERS

Deciphering the world of teenagers these days can be difficult, especially when it comes to risky behaviors. This is why the Hazeldon Betty Ford Foundation developed the Top Secret Project.

MENTAL HEALTH HAPPY HOUR IS COMING TO BLAINE

The Mental Wellness Campaign for Anoka County is bringing a new Happy Hour program to the area in 2018. Happy Hour will be introduced at a 10 Year Celebration and Fundraiser, Thursday, Jan. 18 from 5 to 7:30 p.m. at the TPC Twin Cities.

NEW COUNCIL AND SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS TAKE OFFICE

The new year brought some new members onto the city councils in Lino Lakes and Circle Pines as well as some new faces to area school boards.

DWI’S SEE AN INCREASE THIS HOLIDAY SEASON

Ten percent more drivers were arrested for drunk driving over the recent holiday season compared to last year.

LINO LAKES MAKES SOME TOUGH CUTS

After much discussion, Lino Lakes has decided to cut a staff position and several youth programs.

JANUARY IS NATIONAL RADON MONTH

Radon occurs naturally in Minnesota soils and is an odorless, colorless and tasteless radioactive gas. But it is also the leading environmental cause of cancer deaths in the United States and the leading cause of lung cancer among non-smokers.

VETERANS HOUSING NOW OPEN IN ANOKA

In just 57 days this run down, abandoned building was transformed into a welcoming safe place for homeless veterans. Initial estimates indicated that the building would cost more than $4 million to restore, but with an all volunteer crew and donated items they building was given new life for only $350,000.

Meet Clearopathra – Centerville’s newly named snowplow

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