School meal prices are set to go up for Anoka-Hennepin students. For two years, meals have been provided at no cost through a federal program. That program ends when school finishes this spring. So as students start paying for lunches again, they will see prices a little higher than before.
Continue reading...TOM NEWLAND TO JOIN BLAINE CITY COUNCIL
Council received seven applications from residents to fill the opening that former council member Jason Smith left behind. Upon review, council chose Newland to fill the remainder of Smith’s term, which lasts through the end of the year.
Continue reading...NO CAUSE OF DEATH YET IN INMATE DEATH
Several law enforcement agencies are investigating the death of an inmate at the Anoka County jail. According to deputies, guards found the body Riley Domeier, 20, in his cell very early on the morning of April 28.
Continue reading...ANOKA COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE JOINS CATALYTIC CONVERTER THEFT PREVENTION PROGRAM
Drivers of specific vehicles can get a free catalytic converter marking kit, that makes a catalytic converter as unique as a fingerprint.
Continue reading...EXPANSION PLANS FOR FAST GROWING SUNRISE ELEMENTARY
Plans have been made to move about 120 prospective kindergarteners to Johnsville Elementary for one year. That’s a short term fix. Now plans are being made for a $7 million addition that would add 8 classrooms to Sunrise by the fall of 2023. There would be room for 200 more students.
Continue reading...GOLDEN LAKE ELEMENTARY READY FOR ITS 50TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
The event will be at the school on May 21 from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. and will include games, food trucks, entertainment, and more.
Continue reading...BLAINE POLICE ARREST MAN FOR SETTING HOUSE ON FIRE
Blaine Police have arrested a man they say lit a house on fire early Thursday morning.
Continue reading...MIDDLE SCHOOL TEACHER USES COMIC BOOKS TO SHARE HIS LOVE OF READING WITH EVERYONE
As an 8th grade English teacher at Roosevelt middle school, Matt Van Zee says nothing helps a student learn quite like a great book. The problem was books on the shelves were not all that interesting to 8th graders. He set out to change that by building what he calls a, “Dynamic Library,” in his classroom.
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