The city says that the beach will remain closed until large gatherings of more than 250 people at non-essential locations, like a beach, are allowed.
Continue reading...LEXINGTON FAMILY PROVIDES SUPPORT THROUGH FOOD PANTRY IN ITS YARD
Family supplies community with food and personal items by placing them in a homemade food pantry in the front yard.
Continue reading...SBM FIREFIGHTERS INNOVATE CLEANING DEVICES USING OLD EQUIPMENT TO KEEP EVERYONE SAFER
Cleaning device made from outdated aspirator can clean a variety of surfaces in an efficient manner.
Continue reading...SPREADING GRADUATION HOPE ON FACEBOOK
Parents can post pictures of their graduating students and share a little bit about what makes them special. Other members of the group can volunteer to adopt that senior. That can mean sending cards, snacks, flowers, or finding other ways to encourage the senior.
Continue reading...MORE CHANGES TO SPRING LAKE PARK ROAD
There are already speed warning signs along 81st Avenue near University Avenue. A new ordinance prohibits trucks over 10,000 pounds between University Ave. and Terrace Road.
Continue reading...HAZARDOUS WASTE FACILITY REOPENS
Anoka County’s Household Hazardous Waste Facility is ready to open, with new rules in place for drop offs.
Continue reading...USA CUP AMONG NATIONAL SPORTS CENTER ACTIVITIES CANCELLED DUE TO COVID-19
Anoka County’s largest single annual event meant tens of millions of dollars for the North Metro economy.
Continue reading...ANOKA-HENNEPIN NARCOTICS FORCE FINDS 111 POUNDS OF METH
Following a months-long investigation, law enforcement seized more than $600,000 worth of meth and cocaine.
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