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Anoka County promotes pedal power over horse power for National Bike to Work Week

Biking for exercise or fun is a popular past-time in the Twin Cities. Biking to work isn’t quite as popular – but Anoka County wants that to change, so there will be less cars and trucks on the roads. That’s why the county is promoting next month’s National Bike to Work Week.

Tasty! Pizza Hut and SBMFD promote smoke alarm awareness in an appetizing way

The SBM Fire Department and Pizza Hut found a tasty way to raise awareness about the importance of checking smoke alarms. They appealed to people’s appetites.

Wargo Nature Center planning plenty of Earth Day 2025 events

Earth Day 2025 is Saturday April 19th and as always there will be plenty of local and national events. In the North Metro the Wargo Nature Center has plenty going on that day.

MnDOT starts major project on state highway 65 in Ham Lake

The barrels are back and orange is once again the dominant color on Minnesota highway 65. Get ready for slowdowns in Ham Lake between 147th Avenue/Andover Boulevard and Bunker Lake Boulevard.

Sweeping changes coming to Spring Lake Park

Sometimes the best things really are free. A North Metro city recently got a brand new street sweeper and it didn’t cost a cent.

Country star to perform at 2025 3M Open

The 3M Open announced on Friday that country music superstar Lee Brice will perform on Saturday, July 26, as part of the golf tournament’s Sounds of Summer. The show begins at approximately 6 pm following Round 3 at TPC Twin Cities in Blaine.

St. Mark Church has deep roots in Circle Pines

Circle Pines turns 75 in 2025. The city has plenty to offer and recently recognized a church that’s been a fixture in the town for seven decades.

Anoka County part of nationwide food waste prevention week

Anoka County is part of a nationwide food waste prevention program that starts on Monday. In the United States over 700 counties, cities, schools and nonprofits are spotlighting this topic. Approximately 38 percent of food produced in the US is not eaten.

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