After much discussion, Lino Lakes has decided to cut a staff position and several youth programs.
Continue reading...JANUARY IS NATIONAL RADON MONTH
Radon occurs naturally in Minnesota soils and is an odorless, colorless and tasteless radioactive gas. But it is also the leading environmental cause of cancer deaths in the United States and the leading cause of lung cancer among non-smokers.
Continue reading...VETERANS HOUSING NOW OPEN IN ANOKA
In just 57 days this run down, abandoned building was transformed into a welcoming safe place for homeless veterans. Initial estimates indicated that the building would cost more than $4 million to restore, but with an all volunteer crew and donated items they building was given new life for only $350,000.
Continue reading...HEALING THROUGH HAIRCUTS
Rikaya Wafford is one fresh 22-year-old. With special help from her barber Jamal Rayford. He’s nicknamed “smooth” for obvious reasons.
Continue reading...MEET CENTERVILLE CITY ADMINISTRATOR MARK STATZ
Mark Statz has been Centerville’s city engineer. Now, he has taken over the role of city administrator.
Continue reading...OLYMPIC TRIALS UNDERWAY IN BLAINE
Two people will be added to Team USA this weekend in Blaine. The Mixed Doubles Curling Olympic Trials are underway at Fogerty Arena.
Continue reading...READING CORPS TUTORS NEEDED IN THE NORTH METRO
In Minnesota, 1 in 3 third graders struggles to read at grade level. To help address this problem, AmeriCorps Minnesota is hiring more Reading Corps tutors.
Continue reading...OFFICER INVOLVED SHOOTING IN BLAINE
A Centennial Lakes Police officer fired a weapon while providing assistance to Blaine during a domestic assault call.
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