Representative Erin Koegel lost three fingers after something went wrong when she was using a power saw.
Continue reading...FAMILY STAYS IN LONGTIME HOME AMID MAJOR ROAD RECONSTRUCTION PROJECT IN LINO LAKES
The Barrys simply wanted to keep their home, which they built by hand over a three-year period in the late 1970s.
Continue reading...SBM FIRE CHIEF READY TO TAKE OVER ADMINISTRATIVE DUTIES FOR CENTENNIAL FIRE DISTRICT
The two departments are not merging, but SBM leadership will administer both departments, making it the third largest population protected under a single fire administration. Chief Charlie Smith calls it a collaboration.
Continue reading...LINO LAKES HIRES SPORTS CONSULTANT FOR COMMUNITY CENTER
The city council approved a contract with the consultant to lend expertise on writing lease agreements and revenue sharing with community partners who would run programs in the city-owned facility.
Continue reading...LONGTIME NORTHTOWN LIBRARIAN RETIRING AFTER REACHING GENERATIONS OF FAMILIES WITH STORYTIMES
In 40 years she read countless books to children as a way to fire up a love of literacy and an urge to read.
Continue reading...METRO TRANSIT DISCONTINUES STATE FAIR PARK-N-RIDE OPTIONS IN NORTH METRO AS FAIR OPENS
This year, Metro Transit is only running three express routes in Minnetonka, Cottage Grove, and Bloomington.
Continue reading...NORTH METRO SCHOOL DISTRICTS GO DIFFERENT WAYS TO SAME GOAL IN MASKING DECISIONS AS SCHOOL YEAR BEGINS
Three North Metro school districts are making their decisions based on COVID transmission rates. But they’re doing it in different ways.
Continue reading...CENSUS PROVES LARGER-THAN-EXPECTED GROWTH IN BLAINE, STATE’S 10TH LARGEST CITY
Blaine is home to about 13,000 more people than it was in 2010, according to the latest figures released by the Census Bureau. Officials say that’s more than expected.
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