Last week the Lee Carlson Center for Mental Health and Well-being held their 3rd annual chili cook-off. This fundraiser brings in money for several mental health programs.
Continue reading...HABITAT FOR HUMANITY CELEBRATES FOUR NEW HOMES
Last summer, Kwot Opongow was on his way to owning a house through Habitat for Humanity.
Continue reading...WORKING WITH WOMEN GROUP DRIVES BUSINESS
Once a month, about 60 to 70 people gather for Working with Women. The group aims to provide connections, support and resources to business professionals in the area.
Continue reading...WONDERS ICE CREAM COMES TO BLAINE
It was a chilly March night but there was a line of people waiting for Blaine’s newest business to open its doors. Wonders Ice Cream Co. has brought their unique rolled ice cream product many people waited in long lines to get a taste.
Continue reading...AMBULANCE ROLL OVER IN BLAINE
A car ran a red light at the intersection of 109th and Highway 65 and struck an ambulance. The high speed collision caused the ambulance to tip onto its side.
Continue reading...SEN. TINA SMITH VISITS LOCAL STUDENTS
Smith made a visit to the Anoka-Hennepin Secondary Technical Education Program(STEP).
Continue reading...COMPOST SITES OPEN EXTENDED HOURS
Anoka County’s two compost sites will be open for extended hours beginning in April.
Continue reading...MEET YOUR CITY STAFF: JEAN KEELY
When Keely started, Blaine was a town of less than 40 thousand people with lots of open space and several farms. As first the assistant city engineer and now the city engineer for the last 13 years she can recall many large projects that took years to become reality.
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