Many area restaurants were eager to get back to “in-person” dining, even if it meant doing it outdoors. Since March, they’ve either been closed or limited to take out because of restrictions due to COVID-19. Business leaders say it’s both an opportunity and a challenge.
Continue reading...GYMS WAIT FOR CLEARANCE TO OPEN
Many gyms had been busy preparing and putting new guidelines in place, thinking that they would be part of the June 1 openings. That didn’t happen, and they are still waiting for clearance to reopen.
Continue reading...BIKE SHOPS STRUGGLE TO FIND ENOUGH PRODUCT
Bicycling has seen a resurgence this spring. It gained popularity as a way to get outdoors during the coronavirus quarantine. So for bike shops, it’s a perfect storm of high demand and little supply, which sometimes left shortages of new bikes.
Continue reading...LINO LAKES POLICE ARREST SUSPECTED LOOTERS
Three people were arrested and charged with receiving stolen property after what police suspect was looting at the Minneapolis Kmart.
Continue reading...ANOKA-HENNEPIN SCHOOLS’ SUMMER PROGRAM GOES ON WITH SOCIAL DISTANCING GUIDELINES AND FEWER PARTICIPANTS
North Metro’s largest child care provider will see dramatically fewer participants this summer, but spots are still available for Adventures Plus, which begins summer care June 17.
Continue reading...SALVATION ARMY RETAIL STORE TAKES OVER FORMER TOYS R US STORE NEAR NORTHTOWN MALL
Even at half of the now-bankrupt retailer’s footprint, this is one of the largest stores of its kind in the state.
Continue reading...FIRE DESTROYS HOME IN CENTERVILLE, NO ONE INJURED
CRISES IN TWIN CITIES LEADS TO WARNINGS, CURFEWS IN NORTH METRO
Protests and riots after the death of George Floyd have led to a variety of precautions by city and county leaders
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