Earlier this year, Lino Lakes made the decision to scale back Blue Heron Days. The city eliminated its parks and recreation department in 2019; and the combination of the lack of staffing and lingering COVID restrictions this spring made planning difficult. But now, through a community effort, the weekend will be similar to years past.
Continue reading...ANOKA COUNY LICENSE CENTERS BACK TO SERVING WALK-IN CUSTOMERS AS PANDEMIC RESTRICTIONS EASE
Anoka County’s five license centers welcomed walk-in customers back for the first time in nearly 18 months earlier this summer.
Continue reading...USA CUP RETURNS TO BLAINE
After the pandemic forced the USA Cup soccer tournament to take a year off, the players are back at the National Sports Center in Blaine.
Continue reading...DEVELOPERS SAY BLAINE A HOTSPOT FOR SENIOR HOUSING
Blaine officials recently approved a senior living complex just off Main Street, and another was recommended for approval by the Planning Commission.
Continue reading...RETIRED CENTENNIAL FIREFIGHTER HONORED AT CITY HALL CEREMONY
Randy Lauderbaugh started as a volunteer with Centerville Fire Department in January 1978, and retired June 1st with credit for 44 years. The department presented him with a plaque for his service and the Relief Association presented him with a golden axe to commemorate his service.
Continue reading...STATE TAKES INPUT FROM DRIVERS ABOUT SOUTHERN PORTIONS OF UNIVERSITY AVENUE, HIGHWAY 65
After hearing from more than 5,000 people in the last year, MnDOT’s primary focus is on bike and pedestrian safety, vehicle safety and pavement quality on the two highways.
Continue reading...DIETZ LEAVES CENTENNIAL SCHOOL DISTRICT FOR SUPERINTENDENT POST UP NORTH
CONSUMER FIREWORKS SHORTAGES IMPACT SUPPLY AND PRICE
The American Pyrotechnics Association says record-breaking sales last year exhausted inventories. That leaves retailers with some challenges preparing for the Fourth of July this year.
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