Dan Szykulski retired from Blaine’s police force last week.
Continue reading...CENTENNIAL FOOD SHELF PARTNERS WITH ANOKA COUNTY LIBRARY TO HELP MORE FAMILIES STAY CONNECTED TO THE INTERNET
Anoka County Library staff applied for a Emergency Connectivity Fund grant from the federal government to set up 100 “internet kits” to be distributed in the community.
Continue reading...SPRING LAKE PARK POLICE URGE CITIZENS TO KEEP WATCH FOR NEIGHBORHOOD CRIME
Spring Lake Park’s police department answered nine percent more calls last year than the year before. That includes more property crimes like thefts from cars and catalytic converter thefts, as well as medical calls.
Continue reading...WINTER GAMES BOOST INTEREST IN CURLING
The Four Seasons Curling Club invited beginners to learn more about their sport so they can understand it better while watching the Olympics, and even become part of the curling community.
Continue reading...OLYMPIC WOMEN’S HOCKEY TEAM LEAVES BLAINE FOR BEIJING
This week the National Sports Center said goodbye to Women’s Olympic Hockey Team, as the team set off to Beijing.
Continue reading...RAPID GROWTH COULD LEAD TO CHANGES AT SUNRISE ELEMENTARY
The population around Sunrise Elementary School in Blaine has grown some much, district leaders say that the school is out of space. Current school enrollment is 1,135 which is more than the school is meant to handle.
Continue reading...NORTH METRO NURSES JOIN EFFORTS TO HELP COMMUNITY THIS WINTER
Many healthcare workers may embrace any opportunity to celebrate their professions and recognize their contributions to both their patients and their hospitals as a whole. That includes CRNA Week (January 23-29).
Continue reading...DAVINCI ACADEMY STUDENTS LACE UP THEIR DANCING SHOES
Students at DaVinci Academy in Ham Lake are putting on their best foot forward in a special residency with a dance professional. The kids are taking away more than just new dance steps.
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