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CIRCLE PINES BECOMES GREENSTEP CITY

The City of Circle Pines is moving towards greater energy efficiency and sustainability. It recently became a GreenStep City, committing to move forward with best practices in natural resources, public buildings, parks, and city vehicles.

WOODPECKER DECOYS NOT ENOUGH TO KEEP BIRDS FROM DAMAGING UTILITY POLES

Company seeks solutions to damaging bird activity along its thousands of poles serving customers in Anoka County and beyond.

3M OPEN WILL BE LATER AND OVERLAP START OF 2020 SUMMER OLYMPICS

Second annual PGA Tour stop in Twin Cities will coincide with the Summer Olympics, which will likely impact who will play at the event.

FORMER SPRING LAKE PARK MAYOR, OTHERS FILE TO RUN FOR OPEN ANOKA COUNTY BOARD SEAT

Former mayor abruptly resigned earlier this summer, citing a move of residence. She joins perennial candidate Kevin Ryan in the race to replace Rhonda Sivarajah on the county board.

ANOKA-HENNEPIN SUMMER PROGRAM STUDENTS GET LOOK AT MEDICAL HELICOPTER

First responders taught summer program students all about helping others as part of the Adventures Plus community service unit at Wilson Elementary School in Anoka.

LINO LAKES MAYOR WILL RUN FOR OPEN ANOKA COUNTY BOARD SEAT

Second-generation Lino Lakes Mayor Jeff Reinert will forego running again and instead seek the Anoka County Board of Commissioners seat vacated recently by Rhonda Sivarajah.

SHAWN SILVERA RUN ORGANIZERS ADD HOT DOG MILE TO EVENT THIS YEAR

Annual run to honor fallen Lino Lakes police officer will have new events to try to convince more people to participate.

YOUTH WITH SPECIAL NEEDS GET A CHANCE TO SHINE ON THROUGH THE PENGUIN PROGRAM

This week at Anoka Ramsey Community College, a group of young actors will perform Aladdin Jr. It is a part of something called The Penguin Project, a national program that gives children with special needs the opportunity to explore their creative talents.

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