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.
Continue reading...3M OPEN GETS READY TO WELCOME FANS BACK
After a year without fans on site, 3M Open officials are getting ready to open the gates to the public this year. This will be the third year that this PGA tournament event to Blaine, and the golf course and the city of Blaine are getting ready.
Continue reading...LINO LAKES STUDIES FORMER YMCA BUILDING FUTURE
The YMCA did not re-open after the pandemic shutdown, and the city of Lino Lakes now owns the building. A consultant told the city council, there’s strong potential for re-opening the building as a recreation and community center. The study even suggests services could be expanded at a lower cost to members.
Continue reading...NEW EXHIBIT SPACE IN CENTERVILLE CITY HALLS SHOWS AREA’S HISTORY
When Centerville remodeled its city hall last year, it added a small exhibit space in the back of the council chambers. The first exhibit highlights the city’s history and some of the first European settlers.
Continue reading...ANOKA COUNTY PROSECUTORS GET NEEDED BOOST IN FIGHT AGAINST RISING RATE OF AUTO THEFTS
The Anoka County Attorney’s Office applied for a grant from the Minnesota Department of Commerce for more than $180,000 over two years. The county board of commissioners approved the grant, and it will pay for a dedicated auto theft prosecutor in the office.
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