Final vote on nearly five percent property tax levy will happen in December.
Continue reading...GIRL WHO INSPIRED CIRCLE PINES TO BECOME MORE CLIMATE-FRIENDLY HONORED BY LT. GOVERNOR AND STATE CLIMATE LEADERS
Ten-year-old’s letter to Circle Pines leaders this summer got the attention of state climate activist leaders and they took time during Climate Week to honor her and the city’s efforts.
Continue reading...SHERIFF’S OFFICE OPEN HOUSE
The Anoka County Sheriff’s Office will hold an open house. Demonstrations, displays, and opportunities to interact with the public safety organization and their partners will be available.
Continue reading...ANOKA COUNTY LEADERS RECOGNIZE LIFESAVING EFFORTS AT BUNKER BEACH
Lifeguards, supervisors, and every day citizens all teamed up to revive an unresponsive two-year-old boy at the county water park on August 7.
Continue reading...NEW CENTENNIAL ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR AND WIFE RETURN TO SCHOOL COMMUNITY
New activities director joins Centennial School District, along with his wife, a math teacher with ties to the community.
Continue reading...SPEEDING PROBLEMS ON MAIN STREET
In Centerville, Main Street is a busy road that runs between the lakes and right through the middle of town. With homes, trails, and parks lining the road, the area sees a lot of traffic. One homeowner on that road is asking the traffic to slow down, for the sake of her mailbox.
Continue reading...CENTENNIAL SENIORS HELP WELCOME FRESHMEN ON FIRST DAY
Peer leaders are part of special events on first day of school to help newest students feel welcome.
Continue reading...NEW BUSINESSES BRING NEW LIFE TO OLD STORES
Several big-box stores have closed across the North Metro in recent years… and some of them have new life thanks to smaller businesses, such as the Fun Lab in Blaine.
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