The City of Lino Lakes officially opened its Rookery Activity Center on Monday, May 23. It is housed in the same building that YMCA of the North operated for more than a decade, before it decided to abandon it after its initial COVID-19 shutdown in early 2020.
Continue reading...HAM LAKE MAYOR VAN KIRK RESIGNS, KIRKHAM NAMED INTERIM MAYOR
BLAINE LEADERS TAKE PITCH FOR FUNDING TO FIX HIGHWAY 65 TO CAPITOL HILL
Blaine leaders tried a new approach to funding construction improvements along Highway 65. Last week, members of the city council, along with city staff flew to Washington D.C. to bring their message of safety directly to members of Congress.
Continue reading...MEMORIAL DAY EVENT, NEW MEMORIALS PLANNED AT VETERANS PARK
Even as events are being held, the Veterans Memorial Park is a work in progress. Planning continues for several key monuments. It’s a place to remember the service and sacrifice of war veterans, especially on occasions like Memorial Day.
Continue reading...GASOLINE PRICE SPIKE SHOWING IMPACTS ON GOVERNMENT, SMALL BUSINESS AND TRAVELERS
With the traditional start to the summer travel season just around the corner, drivers are digging deeper into their wallets to fill the gas tank. Historic increases in gasoline prices are being felt by businesses and local government as well.
Continue reading...ANOKA COUNTY MASTER GARDENERS START BUSY SEASON WITH RETURN OF FUNDRAISING PLANT SALE
Dozens of master gardeners–volunteers who earn the designation after logging a certain number of hours and helping with community outreach–brought thousands of flowers, plants, and vegetables for sale.
Continue reading...CONNEXUS ENERGY WELCOMES FLOCK OF SHEEP TO SOLAR ARRAY
Connexus Energy has been putting bees in its solar gardens for years, with the goal of building more pollinator-friendly habitats. This week, one of the solar arrays also welcomed a flock of sheep, and it could be the beginning of a partnership.
Continue reading...FISHING OPENER BRINGS ABOUT STORIES OF SHARED TRADITIONS
There is an excitement about the season opener for northern pike and walleye. The DNR’s Jack Lauer says one in five Minnesotans buy a fishing license. That’s one point 4 million fishermen and women.
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