You can make an appointment to talk with city staff in-person at city hall beginning Monday, June 29. Remote work will continue for those who find it more comfortable or convenient.
Continue reading...BUSINESSES SEEK COVID-19 FINANCIAL RELIEF FROM STATE, COUNTY AGENCIES
A county survey showed a need to help businesses, provide rental relief for people behind on their rent, mental health assistance, and help food shelves meet the growing demand.
Continue reading...SCHOOLS TRY TO PREPARE FOR VARIOUS SCENARIOS AHEAD OF FALL PLANS FROM STATE LEADERS
Not much schools can do but prepare for at least three scenarios ahead of any announcements about guidelines from state education leaders.
Continue reading...ANOKA COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ALLOW FOOD TRUCKS AT MOST COUNTY PROPERTIES
Rules are now in place for Anoka County food trucks to set up in most county-owned properties.
Continue reading...SARAH COTTON NAMED NEW LINO LAKES ADMINISTRATOR
Former finance director now at the helm of city government after the retirement of Jeff Karlson.
Continue reading...3M OPEN ORGANIZERS HOPING FOR IMPACT DESPITE NO SPECTATORS THIS YEAR
Golf tournament is second major sporting event in Blaine to be impacted this summer because of COVID-19.
Continue reading...WARGO NATURE CENTER WINNING FANS THROUGH VIRTUAL PROGRAMS
Anoka County’s only nature center is closed because of COVID-19, but its staff has been busy filling social media with learning opportunities.
Continue reading...VIRTUAL NETWORKING GROUPS STILL MAKING CONNECTIONS
For the last three months, most businesses had to face a number of changes – from closing their doors to limiting face to face contact, all while still trying to be successful. The MetroNorth Chamber of Commerce has been working hard to keep business networking opportunities going this whole time.
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