Pandemic and shutdown mean many classes look a bit different but are still happening.
Continue reading...ELECTION ADMINSTRATORS CONSIDER COVID FACTORS
Filing for office opens on May 19. In a normal year, candidates visit their city clerk, county elections office or secretary of state’s office to fill out and turn in their forms. This year, with recent changes to laws, there will be other options.
Continue reading...DEMAND FOR MEAT CREATES BUTCHER SHOP BOTTLENECK
Small farmers who take livestock to local butcher shops say they can raise plenty of animals, but getting the meat processed is difficult.
Continue reading...BLAINE CANCELS JULY 4TH FIREWORKS SHOW
The fireworks cost about $35,000 and are normally paid for through charitable gambling profits. With bars and restaurants closed, there is no charitable gambling.
Continue reading...CONNEXUS SEEKS INFORMATION ABOUT VANDALS
Connexus Energy is asking for the public’s help with information about vandals who broke into four sub-stations, stole equipment, and caused serious damage.
Continue reading...CENTERVILLE CANCELS FETE DE LACS
At this week’s council meeting, the city council accepted the recommendation of the Fete de Lacs committee to cancel this year’s celebration, in light of COVID-19.
Continue reading...LINO LAKES CHOOSES AMBULANCE PROVIDER MOVING FORWARD
LINO LAKES LEADERS OFFER SOME RELIEF TO STRUGGLING BUSINESSES
Businesses who have to pay for specific licenses can get some relief since many of them are not able to make money off the services they pay the city for the right to offer.
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