In addition to continuing to rebound from COVID-19 and a volatile economy, PGA Tour officials recently put in place another potential variable for drawing customers to TPC Twin Cities for the fourth annual tournament.
Continue reading...U.S. BLIND HOCKEY TEAM CONTINUES PUSH FOR PARALYMPICS WITH STOP IN BLAINE
As a part of the National Hockey Festival the U.S. Blind Hockey Team played three games at the National Sports Center in Blaine. The team has a goal of making it to the Paralympics while also growing the sport nationwide.
Continue reading...CENTENNIAL HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS BID FAREWELL TO RETIRING ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PRINCIPAL
It’s tradition for Centennial High School seniors, about a week before graduation, to return to their respective elementary schools to walk the halls in caps and gowns and receive congratulations from the younger students.
Continue reading...CENTERVILLE LEADERS, BUSINESS OWNERS REACT TO AMAZON ANNOUNCEMENT AND POSSIBLE CONCERNS
The plant will employ nearly 600 people and feature some 300 vans that will come and go each day at the site between 20th and 21st Avenues, close to the intersection of Main Street and Interstate 35-E. Reaction to the news online included many voicing concerns about the traffic and noise impacts.
Continue reading...PUBLIC CAN PROVIDE FEEDBACK FOR PRELIMINARY PLANS FOR COUNTY ROAD J/35-E INTERCHANGE NEAR LINO LAKES
Ramsey County officials have put more information and input the county has already received from those who use a busy Lino Lakes interchange with a freeway out for more feedback this summer ahead of probable reconstruction of the interchange in 2024.
Continue reading...LINO LAKES WATER CUSTOMERS MAY BE ABLE TO TRACK USAGE SEVERAL TIMES A DAY WITH NEW TECHNOLOGY
Lino Lakes water customers may soon be able to track their usage in close-to-real-time if the city can get a state grant to help pay for new meters and transmission technology.
Continue reading...FOOD SHELF WORRIES ITS HARD TO FIND
The Centennial Community Food Shelf sits in the lower level of Circle Pines City Hall. It’s near a park and a library, but it’s become hard for some potential clients to find.
Continue reading...UNIVERSITY AVENUE STUDENTS SET UP “LEARNING GARDENS”
Elementary students in Blaine are getting a hands-on lesson about where their food comes from. Students at University Elementary planted their own garden with the idea of reaping a harvest and knowledge.
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