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Minnesota 65 Construction Bids Lower Than Estimated

The tab is gonna be high for the upcoming Minnesota highway 65 road construction project. But according to MnDOT, sticker shock is not an issue because the cost is going to be lower than estimated.

Street Cred! Lino Lakes Sweepers Keep City Roads Clean

Street sweepers are a common scene these days in the North Metro. That’s certainly the case in Lino Lakes as these giant machines are getting rid of debris on Lino’s lanes.

Coon Creek Watershed District Volunteers Cleanup Springbrook Creek

Spring is usually a time for celebration. But it’s also a time for cleanup which is exactly what Coon Creek Watershed District volunteers did earlier this month at a North Metro creek.

Minnesota State Highway 65 Tree Removal Begins

On Monday MnDOT began clearing trees just west of Minnesota State Highway 65 between 99th Avenue and 103rd Way in Blaine. This is part of the preparation for the major highway 65 construction project that begins in June.

Anoka County Compost Sites Now Open

The Bunker Hills and Rice Creek compost sites are now open in Anoka County. Using these facilities is a good way for residents to get rid of yard waste the right way.

National Vietnam War Veterans Day Ceremony staged in Blaine

March 29th was National Vietnam War Veterans Day. There was an event at Blaine’s Veterans Memorial Park that paid tribute to those who were involved in the Vietnam conflict.

Taking Care of Business! MetroNorth Honors Area Companies at Annual Event

Last week MetroNorth staged an annual event that always gets a good turnout. The spotlight was shined on businesses that contribute to the North Metro in a positive way.

Blaine High School Student One of 12 Finalists in Nationwide Competition

Blaine High School senior Elrad Asante is one of just 12 finalists in America’s Next Great Intern competition. Asante is the only student from Minnesota chosen and receives scholarship money if he gets the most online votes.

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