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JOHNSVILLE CAFETERIA WORKER NAMED STATE’S BEST

She was named the Minnesota School Nutrition Association’s Employee of the Year.

CENTENNIAL SCHOOLS LOOKING FOR MORE READING TUTORS THROUGH AMERICORPS PROGRAM

Centennial School District currently has openings at four of its five elementary schools for Americorps reading tutors, who get education experience and even compensation.

LINO LAKES NON-PROFIT SEEKS TO GET MORE PEOPLE INVOLVED IN HOCKEY

BIPOC Play it Forward encourages anyone with unused hockey gear to donate, and coming up on May 21, that gear will be distributed at a Hockey is For Everyone Event.

BLAINE GRASS FIRE THREATENS HOMES, BURNS 80 ACRES

The fire started behind homes in the Sanctuary Neighborhood of Blaine. It finally stopped at 109th Avenue which had been closed for several hours. It came close to many back yards.

CENTENNIAL LAKES POLICE TO PUT HYBRID SQUADS INTO SERVICE

New squad cars are about to hit the road for the Centennial Police Department. They bought two hybrid squad cars for the first time. It’s a move expected to save money in the long run, despite the higher price tag.

EMT STUDENTS PRACTICE MASS CASUALTY SCENARIO

The award winning EMT program at Spring Lake Park High School is known for providing hands-on learning. Students recently practiced how to respond in a mass casualty drill.

LINO LAKES SET TO OPEN ROOKERY ACTIVITY CENTER ON MAY 23 THANKS TO FEDERAL COVID RELIEF MONEY

“Because those dollars were directly related to something that was directly affected by COVID–the closing of the doors, the YMCA going to another location or shutting down–it was kind of a tough decision,” said Rafferty. Ultimately, the city decided to spend more than $1.4 million of the ARPA funds on re-opening, refurbishing, and staffing the […]

SCHOOL MEALS PRICES ARE GOING UP

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.

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