Supply delays push back opening of dome over the stadium fields indefinitely.
Continue reading...BEYOND THE YELLOW RIBBON CONTINUES TO TRY TO REACH VETERANS AND THEIR FAMILIES
Group works within communities to identify and support veterans and their families during times of deployment, which is often more difficult to do than it sounds.
Continue reading...NORTH METRO BUSINESS LEADERS HEAR FROM GOVERNOR ABOUT BUSINESS CLIMATE IN STATE
BLAINE, Minn. – (Nov. 22, 2019) – “But I think what we appreciate the most about governor walz is that his willingness to collaborate. So he comes up here and he listens, gives us his point of view and hopefully we can work together for this next session to come up with solutions,” said Lori […]
Continue reading...ADVOCATES FOR TWIN CITIES-TO-DULUTH RAIL LINK TRAVEL TO D.C. TO GATHER SUPPORT
Rail line would stop in Coon Rapids on passenger service between Target Field and Duluth.
Continue reading...FILING FOR LINO LAKES CITY COUNCIL SEAT BEGINS IN DECEMBER
Filing period for Rob Rafferty’s opening council seat will be in December, with special election in February.
Continue reading...BROTHERS KILLED IN SPRING LAKE PARK HOUSE FIRE
Two men died after fire spread from a garage into the house last Saturday night.
Continue reading...FOOD SHELF ADDS CAMPUS LOCATION
College students in Anoka County have a new way to get what they need to get through the week. Hope for the Community, a food shelf based out of Hope Church in Blaine, has opened a distribution center at Anoka Technical College.
Continue reading...NEW GRANT BRINGS NEW JOB TRAINING
In the most recent Minnesota job vacancy survey, there were more than 146,000 job vacancies in the state, including more than 7,000 in production jobs. Through a new grant, previous offenders will get a second chance at finding a job, as Anoka County is partnering with local businesses.
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