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Bunker Beach Water Park has plenty of hot jobs in 2025

These are the dog days of winter in the North Metro. But summer eventually will arrive, which is why next month the folks at Bunker Beach Water Park will soon be hiring people to work seasonal jobs.

Fogerty Arena in the spotlight for upcoming Curling Day in Minnesota

Thanks to the efforts of the Four Seasons Curling Club, the second ever Curling Day in Minnesota will have an open house at Fogarty Arena. The goal is to shine the spotlight on a growing sport.

Pom pom practice! NSC cheerleading class gives youngsters a chance to learn the sport

Cheerleading used to be viewed as an accessory to sporting events. Now the activity is a sport, and there is even a class taught by an ex-U of M cheerleader at the National Sports Center in Blaine.
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Minnesota’s road salt problem is accelerating

Road salt is part of a Minnesota winter – just like cold temps, ice and snow. However, too much chloride from salt is not good for people, animals, birds, fish and area waterways. The Rice Creek Watershed District believes the time is now to reduce salt usage in the North Metro.

Recycling Christmas trees is simple in Anoka County

The holidays have come and gone, which means it’s time to find a place for your Christmas tree. In Anoka County disposing of a tree is easy peasy.

Rink city! Blaine has plenty of outdoor skating options

Blaine has plenty of outdoor skating options. The city has a total of 22 rinks, including nine for hockey and four warming houses. Located at various city parks they are ready for the winter season.

North Metro heroes bring kids on a holiday shopping spree

Giving back and holiday joy was the theme at the 15th annual Heroes and Helpers event at a Super Target store recently. Thanks to donations from the Blaine Police Department and other North Metro agencies, a group of kids went on a $200 shopping spree.

Lino Lakes Christmas tree farm spreads holiday joy

In one North Metro city a holiday vision has become reality. Steve Kavan’s newly opened Christmas tree farm recently closed and it was a successful first season.

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