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Bunker makeover includes plenty of upgrades

Some significant changes are coming to a heavily used park in the North Metro. When the construction dust settles this place will be even better than before.

Potential for North Metro wildfires remains high despite recent snow

The snow drought came to an abrupt end recently as a spring storm buried the North Metro. But that doesn’t mean this dry spell is over. Even with all this new snow, the potential for wildfires remains high in the Twin Cities.

Anoka County seeking members to join Opioid Advisory Council

As part of the National Opioids Settlement, Anoka County anticipates receiving approximately $18 million in disbursements over the next 18 years–– these funds will be used to address the opioid crisis and prevent opioid deaths in the community.

Circle Pines celebrates a “Golden” comeback

A local lake in the North Metro will soon come off the impaired list thanks to the efforts of many. The process took decades, dating back to 1976. To put that in perspective, that’s the same year the US celebrated a Bicentennial birthday and the Minnesota Vikings won their last NFC championship to qualify for the Super Bowl.

Spring has sprung at Wargo

The winter that wasn’t is now segueing into spring. That is definitely the case at one outdoor area in the North Metro, where mild weather made for an unusual season.

This could be another banner season for the Anoka Ramsey women’s basketball team

The beat goes on for the Anoka-Ramsey women’s basketball team. The Golden Rams are 22-6 this season and have punched a ticket to the national tournament in Rochester where they are the 4th seed. This is nothing new for Anoka-Ramsey, which is a pedigree program at the JUCO level.

Student of the Month: Dorcas Aroloye, Blaine High School

Dorcas Aroloye, a senior at Blaine High School, is a standout student. She excels academically and leads as the state president of Minnesota’s Business Professionals of America. Aroloye is making a positive impact in her school community and beyond.

It’s all about fun and funds for Spring Lake Park-based MYAS

There is a non-profit based in Spring Lake Park that has become a staple on the youth sports scene. For over three decades Minnesota Youth Athletic Services has run baseball and basketball tournaments that give high schools a chance to raise funds.

Blaine student takes top prize at National STEM Challenge

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