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Spring Lake Park Police now use reconnaissance robot on some scenes

The Spring Lake Park Police Department is one of the few law enforcement agencies in the state with Transcend robot. It’s a tool that officers can use for reconnaissance and to keep themselves out of potentially harmful situations.

Circle Pines city councilmember on Times Square billboard

Dean Goldberg is a city council member in Circle Pines,. He recently took a trip to New York City where he helped ring in the opening bell at the NASDAQ stock exchange and found his face on a billboard in Times Square – all in the name of diabetes education.

Every day is Christmas at Lino Lakes tree farm

Putting up a Christmas tree is always a fun event for those who celebrate the holidays. Next year at this time there will be another option in the North Metro for getting a tree.

New North Metro facility adds to Minnesota’s reputation as a med-tech hub

The medical device profession continues to thrive in Minnesota. A Michigan-based med tech company opened a new facility in the North Metro that will create plenty of jobs.

Blaine senior center needs more volunteers behind the wheel

Volunteer bus drivers are a transportation lifeline for some residents who frequent the Mary Ann Young Center in Blaine. But unless more transit drivers can be found, getting these people around the area will be more challenging.

Anoka-Hennepin teachers join together for “Walkout Wednesday” to protest contract negotiations

The walkout is meant to highlight the amount of unpaid hours teachers work every week, and by showing that those unpaid hours aren’t happening during the walkout. The teachers contract expired at the end of June, and teachers have been working without a contract since then.

Recount confirms A-H School Board win for Zach Arco

There is finally finality in the Susan Witt-Zach Arco race for the Anoka-Hennepin School Board seat. Arco was declared the winner after a recount on Wednesday.

Anoka County Board Chair Matt Look accepts job as East Bethel city adminstrator

Anoka County board chair Matt Look announced that he will be leaving the board. He’s accepted a job as the city administrator for East Bethel.

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