Anoka County Attorney Tony Palumbo announced that he will not seek re-election to the Office of Anoka County Attorney and, after 45 years in the office, will retire at the end of 2022.
Continue reading...SCHOOLS TAKE TIME TO THANK BUS DRIVERS ON ANNUAL APPRECIATION DAY
According to the Minnesota School Bus Operators Association, this was the sixth annual celebration of those entrusted with getting thousands of students safely to and from school each day.
Continue reading...BLAINE HONORS CITIZEN “HEROES” FOR GOING ABOVE AND BEYOND
Three citizens received recognition awards from Blaine Police and the City Council for their help with two incidents along Highway 10.
Continue reading...LINO LAKES ACTIVITY CENTER GETS FACELIFT BEFORE RE-OPENING
The only area that’s open is the fitness center run by Endurance Fitness after moving from its old location in Lexington. Club memberships transferred here until the end of April when members can join The Rookery and have full access. Elsewhere there’s a lot of work underway, including refurbishing the bottom of two swimming pools, […]
Continue reading...NEW FIRE DISPATCH SYSTEM WORKED WELL IN FLEET FARM FIRE
A new system that dispatches fire trucks and other critical resources to emergencies worked well during a large fire in Blaine on February 17. When part of the outdoor yard at the Fleet Farm store on Lexington Avenue caught fire, the system helped bring more firefighters quickly.
Continue reading...LARGE GIFT HELPS SUPPORT LINO LAKES FIRE
Lino Lakes Public Safety will soon have a new piece of equipment to help respond to emergencies off the beaten bath. It’s all because of a generous, anonymous donation.
Continue reading...HAM LAKE CONSIDERS STRICTER CATALYTIC CONVERTER PENALTIES
Ham Lake is the first city in the area to consider an ordinance to crack down on catalytic converter thefts. The new ordinance would make it illegal to possess a converter without proof of ownership.
Continue reading...BLAINE MAYOR MAKES PITCH FOR FUNDING SAFETY ISSUES ON HIGHWAY 65
Mayor Tim Sanders told a House Transportation Committee how difficult it is for people to safely cross Highway 65 on foot. The committee was looking at safety issues for pedestrians and bicyclists along highways across the state.
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