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HOW TO REPORT POTHOLES

You can report potholes to local authorities to get them repaired and filled more quickly.

FOOD SHELVES NEED YOU THIS MARCH

Each March, food shelves across the state team up with Minnesota FoodShare for the largest grassroots food and fund drive in the state. Last year more than $8 million and nearly five million pounds of food were raised to support local needs.

MINNESOTAN TRAVELS TO KOREA TO WORK AT OLYMPICS

The Winter Olympics ended last month but those who were a part of the Olympic experience will continue telling their stories for years to come. Ryan Hevern works as an ice technician at both the National Sports Center and Xcel Energy Center.

ANOKA COUNTY SHERIFF CONSIDERS BODY CAMERAS

The Anoka County Sheriff’s Office will hold a public forum on March 14 regarding the use of body cameras.

LOCAL SURVIVOR AWARDED LABOR TRAFFICKING GRANT

Bukola Oriola has been an advocate for human trafficked survivors for many years in the North Metro area and all across the country. Her non-profit, The Enitan Story recently received one of the first grants in the state to specifically help survivors of labor trafficking.

ANOKA FAMILY GETS CLOSURE AFTER FATHER’S KILLER PLEADS GUILTY

When 95-year-old Albert Loehlein was brutally murdered in his Anoka home in Nov. of 2016, it was a crime that shook the community. This, week Loehlein’s killer entered a guilty plea in Anoka County District Court.

NEW TECHNOLOGY IS COMING TO THE POLLS IN ANOKA COUNTY

No longer will you sign in to vote in the large voter roster books. Anoka County has been awarded a state grant to transition to an electronic voter roster.

NEW CANDIDATES ENTER RACE FOR ANOKA COUNTY BOARD

Jim Kordiak announced that he would not be seeking another term on the Anoka County Board, that left the District 4 seat open for the first time in decades.

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