For the third year in a row, members of the Lino Lakes Department of Public Safety met on the ice for a hockey game. More than just a battle between the police and fire divisions, each year this game raises money for a charity providing services to emergency responders.
Continue reading...BLAINE OFFERS NEW WEBSITE FULL OF INFORMATION FOR RESIDENTS, BUSINESS OWNERS
New online portal will allow anyone to see how much the City of Blaine is spending–and on what–any time.
Continue reading...ANOKA COUNTY LAWMAKER DRAWS IRE FROM GOVERNOR OVER GUN CONTROL COMMENTS
East Bethel legislator defended and clarified his remarks after criticisms from many in the state capitol and the media, including Gov. Tim Walz.
Continue reading...SBM, BLAINE CITY LEADERS CELEBRATE NEW RATING FOR FIRE SERVICE
New ISO rating could mean lower insurance premiums for property owners in the city of Blaine.
Continue reading...MOBILE MENDERS FIX THOUSANDS OF PIECES OF CLOTHING EACH YEAR
A group of volunteers travels around the metro every week, bringing a special service to anyone who needs it. Mobile Menders began in June of 2017, and has grown to a group of about one hundred people who are willing to hem pants, repair zippers, replace buttons and more. A room full of menders gathered on a Tuesday morning in Johnsville Library. All with a love of sewing.
Continue reading...BLAINE CITY CLERK WORKS TO KEEP INFORMATION FLOWING IN COUNTY’S LARGEST CITY–AND IN ST. PAUL
Blaine City Clerk Cathy Sorenson works hard to keep Blaine residents, business owners, and contractors informed, as well as organizing a seemingly endless run of election cycles.
Continue reading...MAGNET SCHOOLS IN NORTH METRO AMONG BEST IN THE COUNTRY
ROAD MAY BE NAMED FOR FALLEN BLAINE CORRECTIONS OFFICER
A bill at the statehouse would rename part of a road in Washington County for the Blaine man killed while working at a prison last year.
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