Blaine is one of the ten largest cities in Minnesota and it’s continuing to see growth. The city’s population is going up, and it is adding to its commercial and industrial sectors as well.
Continue reading...CAREER FAIR HIGHLIGHTS HANDS-ON AND TRADES JOBS
The MetroNorth Chamber of Commerce teamed up with Anoka Technical College and Anoka County to organize a career fair at the National Sports Center with the goal of showing people what different career fields might look like.
Continue reading...CANNABIS READY! CIRCLE PINES PREPARED IF GRASS GETS A PASS IN MINNESOTA
The clock is ticking on this year’s Minnesota state legislative session as politicians try to get things done. There’s a chance marijuana will become legal – which is why one North Metro city has come up with a cannabis road map.
Continue reading...CONE ZONE! US 10 ROAD CONSTRUCTION CONTINUES IN ANOKA
US 10 road construction continues in Anoka as the mild weather means it’s go-time for MnDOT. Ramps are closing, detours are set up and local businesses are trying to cope with all the hassles.
Continue reading...NATURAL WONDER! BUNKER HILLS REGIONAL PARK IS A GEM
The Twin Cities has an abundance of parks – including one in the North Metro that has an up north look and vibe.
Continue reading...TEE TIME! GOLF SEASON FINALLY ARRIVES IN THE NORTH METRO
It took awhile, but it looks like winter is gone for good in the North Metro. That means golf lovers can finally get outside and work on their game.
Continue reading...SPRING LAKE PARK HIGH SCHOOL ALUM PENS FIRST CHILDREN’S BOOK
Mark Therrien has spent most of his life in the Blaine area, growing up in Blaine, and attending Spring Lake Park High School, before settling down with his family in Coon Rapids. Now, the stay-at-home father of three is making the leap into professional writing.
Continue reading...ANOKA COUNTY AND METRO TRANSIT AT ODDS OVER NORTHSTAR COMMUTER RAIL FUNDING
The Northstar Commuter Rail has been running between Big Lake and Downtown Minneapolis since 2009. But recently, the Anoka County board decided to stop paying its portion of the rail line’s operating expenses, citing breach of contract on the part of Metro Transit.
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