A gas release in Ham Lake forced many residents from their homes for a short while as a precaution, but a company spokesperson says there was no threat to public safety.
Continue reading...LINO LAKES CELEBRATES GROUNDBREAKING FOR SENIOR LIVING COMMUNITY LYNGBLOMSTEN
Lyngblomsten broke ground on its newest location in Lino Lakes, near the intersection of County Road J and Hodgson Road.
Continue reading...ANOKA-HENNEPIN CURRICULUM COMMITTEE SEEKS MORE COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT
The district’s Community Curriculum Advisory Council (CCAC), composed of parents/guardians and employees, will add community representatives this school year and interested community members are invited to apply.
Continue reading...LINO LAKES NAMES DATE FOR ACTIVITY CENTER RE-OPENING
Lino Lakes has taken another step forward toward re-opening the former YMCA, by naming a target opening date of April 1, 2022.
Continue reading...ANOKA CONSERVATION DISTRICT CELEBRATES 75 YEARS WITH TREE PLANTING
The Anoka Conservation District was originally established after the Dust Bowl with a goal of helping farmers. Now, the District helps individual land owners and local governments with resource management, and they just celebrated their 75th anniversary.
Continue reading...LINO LAKES WATER TOWER WINS 5TH PLACE IN “TANK OF THE YEAR” CONTEST
Among nearly 300 enteries in this year’s “Tank of the Year” competition, Lino Lakes came in 5th place.
Continue reading...ANOKA COUNTY DISCUSSES JAIL NEEDS
Anoka County is preparing to take a big step as officials figure out what to do about a jail they say is outdated and presents security concerns. Replacing the jail, building a new 911 call center, and a new parking ramp at the courthouse would cost an estimated $244 million.
Continue reading...VOTERS APPROVE TWO ANOKA-HENNEPIN LEVY QUESTIONS
The Anoka-Hennepin School District got the support it needed to keep two tax levies that were about to expire.
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