The Northtown Library in Blaine hosted a refurbishing event called the Fix-it Clinic, residents could bring in their old or broken valuables to see if one of their fixers could bring life back to their old valuables
Continue reading...CIRCLE PINES LEADERS TO DECIDE WHAT DOWN UNDER OWNERS NEED TO DO TO REPAIR “EYESORE” PROPERTY
Circle Pines leaders decided to come up with a plan for the owners of the derelict Down Under night club property to fix issues the city has deemed a public nuisance.
Continue reading...BLAINE CITY LEADERS WORKING ON WAYS TO CRACK DOWN ON STREET RACING
State patrol and other authorities have made large swaths of arrests in Minneapolis and St. Paul in recent months as part of a larger crackdown.
Continue reading...DEVELOPER ABANDONS AGREEMENT TO BUILD ON CENTERVILLE’S BLOCK 7 LAND
Centra Homes sent a letter to city leaders on July 29 requesting termination of its agreement to develop the Block 7 plot near the intersection of Centerville Road and Main Street.
Continue reading...EXPANSION PLANS FOR SUNRISE ELEMENTARY APPROVED BY BLAINE CITY COUNCIL DESPITE CONCERNS OVER DISTRICT PLANNING
As city council members debated the possible need for portable classrooms at the school, and what the city would require to allow that to happen, even temporarily, Mayor Tim Sanders offered a rebuke of the district for what he deemed poor planning regarding the Sunrise attendance area.
Continue reading...BLAINE TO SEND MILLIONS TO NATIONAL SPORTS CENTER TO BUILD NEW TURF FIELDS AS PART OF 105TH REDEVELOPMENT
That could help the sports center–and the city of Blaine–land more lucrative tournaments outside the Target USA Cup each July.
Continue reading...CITY LEADERS, SENIORS CELEBRATE “NATIONAL NOON OUT” AT MARY ANN YOUNG CENTER
Seniors and residents in Blaine celebrated National “Noon” Out. The Mary Ann Young Center hosted an afternoon of safety facts, games and prizes.
Continue reading...CIRCLE PINES LEADERS DECLARE FORMER BAR A PUBLIC NUISANCE
At a city council meeting on July 26, City Administrator Patrick Antonen announced a city-hired building inspector declared the remains of the club a public nuisance, and Antonen said the building’s owners, Tim Pawlik and his brother, have been notified. Antonen then announced the city would take the additional–and, by law, unnecessary, step of holding a public hearing to declare it a public nuisance.
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