Lino Lakes hosted the annual certification for K-9 officers and their handlers for two days and drew in hundreds of officers from departments across Minnesota and parts of the Dakotas.
Continue reading...ALLINA HEALTH BRINGS HUNDREDS OF JOBS TO NORTH METRO
Allina Health says it is getting ready to improve the customer experience and improve access to care. In about a month, Allina will open the new Customer Experience Center in Coon Rapids. Once it is fully staffed next year, it will employ up to 500 employees, and manage nearly 7.5 million calls and contacts each year.
Continue reading...LINO LAKES LEADERS CONTINUE WORK ON POSSIBLE WELL AT HISTORIC HOUSE SITE
Citing “bad geology,” city leaders secured a bid for a company to dig a test well on the site of a 125-year-old home on Birch Street.
Continue reading...SIVARAJAH READY TO EMBRACE NEW ROLE AS ANOKA COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR
Long-serving Board of Commissioners chairwoman is now Anoka County Administrator
Continue reading...STATE OF THE COUNTY ADDRESS DELIVERED
Anoka County Board Chair Scott Schulte presented the State of the County address this week.
Continue reading...STATE CELEBRATES DECADE OF OUTDOOR EDUCATION
State leaders say the “I Can” programs have helped introduce more than 80,000 people to activities outdoors they had not tried before.
Continue reading...DEPT. OF HEALTH STUDY: AIR POLLUTION CONTRIBUTES TO TEN PERCENT OF DEATHS STATEWIDE
A new report suggests air pollution is at least partly responsible for a sizeable portion of deaths in Minnesota.
Continue reading...CITY OF BLAINE ANNOUNCES CITY MANAGER FINALISTS
The City of Blaine has narrowed the search for the next Blaine City Manager to five candidates.
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