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STATE BILL WOULD ALLOW MORE PEOPLE TO JOIN AND PARTICIPATE IN CITY COUNCILS AND COMMISSIONS

Law if passed would allow members of councils and commissions to transmit from remote locations that are not open to public, like hospitals or military installations.

LATEST DECISION SUPPORTS WATER ACCESS AROUND WHITE BEAR LAKE

A decision by the state Court of Appeals supports DNR’s lifting of pumping restrictions in communities of East Metro including part of Lino Lakes.

SPRING LAKE PARK LAWMAKER BRINGS BABY TO WORK IN ST. PAUL

There’s about one month left in the Minnesota Legislative session, and there is still a lot of work to be done. We talked Representative Erin Koegel about the session, and how she’s doing things a little differently this year.

CAREER CLOSET HELPS YOUNG PEOPLE FIND SUCCESS IN MULTIPLE WAYS

Donations always welcome at Career Closet, an A-H Schools work training program that allows some to get clothes for job interviews or special occasions.

WORK BEGINS ON NEW MARY ANN YOUNG SENIOR CENTER

Work has begun on the new senior center in Blaine.The city broke ground on what will be an expanded facility for the Mary Ann Young Senior center.

DISPOSE OF PRESCRIPTION DRUGS IN BLAINE ON DRUG TAKE BACK DAY

Police in Blaine will collect prescription drugs that you may no longer need and don’t know how to dispose of properly.

TEEN APPOINTED ADJUNCT BOARD MEMBER

Each April, Blaine’s boards and commissions welcome new members. Community members can apply and interview for the open positions. This year, the city had a first. A 17-year-old senior at Blaine High School applied to join them. And in a non-traditional way, the city found a way to make it happen.

BLAINE STUDENT NAMED USA TODAY’S HOCKEY PLAYER OF THE YEAR

A Blaine high school hockey player is number one in the nation, according to USA today. The newspaper named Bryce Brodzinski its 2019 all USA boys hockey player of the year.

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