Anoka County Library has been working to bring more materials, classes, and learning opportunities to the community since the library buildings closed on March 17. Librarians are still working, and finding more ways to connect with their patrons.
Continue reading...METRONORTH CHAMBER TO HELP UPDATE STATUS OF BUSINESSES
The MetroNorth Chamber of commerce recognized the need for local businesses to communicate with their customers about schedule and policy changes, and the chamber created a Facebook page called MetroNorth Cares. It complies information from businesses throughout the area, and has been growing quickly.
Continue reading...TORG BREWING ONE OF MANY MAKING CHANGES
Businesses across the nation are struggling, as many states have issued shelter in place or stay at home orders, leading restaurants to figure out if they want to shut their doors or change their business model. Another industry seeing big changes right now is the brewing industry.
Continue reading...COUNTY CENSUS RATE PASSES 50 PERCENT
SCHOOLS DISTRIBUTE MEALS DURING SHUTDOWN TO COMMUNITY IN NEED
Three school districts in central and eastern Anoka County offering meals to students who may not otherwise have ready access to food during the COVID-19 shutdown.
Continue reading...CEAP, MEALS ON WHEELS SEEK DONATIONS
Donations dwindling in time of need as situations change for families and non-profits across the country during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Continue reading...BLAINE DENTIST TALKS ABOUT DIFFICULTIES RELATED TO STATE-ORDERED SHUTDOWN DURING COVID-19 PANDEMIC
Dentists have had to lay off staff and only see patients virtually while state remains in COVID-19-related shutdown that doesn’t allow for elective procedures.
Continue reading...ANOKA-HENNEPIN SCHOOLS RELEASE MEAL DISTRIBUTION PLAN
State’s largest school district will begin offering meal distribution on Tuesday, March 24.
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