News Headlines – Page 167

SHELLEY JOHNSON HAS A PASSION FOR SENIORS

It’s the people that keep Shelley coming back day after day and year after year.

LAST CHANCE TO SPEAK ON 2018 BUDGETS

Anoka County, local municipalities and school districts will all be holding their annual truth in taxation public hearings in the next few weeks.

HELP KEEP SIDEWALK SALT OUT OF WATER THIS WINTER

There has been an increased level of salt in groundwater and lakes, with over 30 percent of wells in the Twin Cities metro area having too much salt in them.

COFFEE WITH A COP COMES TO THE LIBRARY

Coffee with a Cop is returning for the month of December. This time, you can meet your Blaine Police officer at the library.

BLAINE PUBLIC WORKS REMINDERS FOR WINTER

The city of Blaine is gearing up for the winter plow season and would like to remind residents that trash carts and basketball hoops should not be placed on the street.

APPLICANTS WANTED FOR BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS

Several area cities are looking for residents who want to serve on community advisory boards and commissions.

HUMAN TRAFFICKING HITS HOME

Human trafficking is modern day slavery, happening everywhere in the United States. In Anoka County, Sheriff James Stuart and County Attorney Tony Palumbo are working to educate the public on the growing problem right in their own backyard.

MEET BLAINE’S ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COORDINATOR: ERIK THORVIG

Our weekly look at city jobs and city staff brings us to Blaine this week. Today we meet Erik Thorvig: Blaine’s economic development coordinator.

Meet Clearopathra – Centerville’s newly named snowplow

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