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Newly Elected Positions to Start Their Work

Many political positions are changing following the November elections. Here is a guide to changes here in the North metro.

More Sears and Kmart Stores Closing

The Coon Rapids Sears store is one of more than 100 stores that Sears Holdings will be closing by the end of March.

Another Loss for Minnesota School of Business

Minnesota School of Business fill be paying restitution to students that took criminal justice classes after a court ruled their marketing to be fraudulent.

Vickie Wendel Leaves Her Mark on History

Vickie Wendel has been hooked on history since a young age. Now after a 30 year career at the Anoka County Historical Society, Vickie is retiring. Her love for history is contagious and her sheer volume of knowledge is impressive.

Providing Seniors with Meals and Conversation

There are 1.5 million adults age 65 and over in Minnesota, and this senior population has growing needs. One organization that is meeting these needs is Meals on Wheels. They have been checking in on seniors and making sure they have proper nutrition for decades.

Helping Homeless Youth

On any given night, more than 4,000 young people in Minnesota are homeless. Hope 4 Youth is one of the resources available for local young people who are experiencing homelessness. In 2015, their drop-in center was visited more than 8,000 times. More than 5,000 meals were eaten at the center, and their food pantry was visited nearly 6,000 times.

Tom Wilharber Ends Service to City

The Mayor of Centerville had an opportunity to say goodbye after 38 years of service.

Helping During the Holidays

An annual program in town pairs up police officers and firefighters with kids who might need a little extra holiday cheer.

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