Figures show that greens fees, golf cart rentals, and driving range rounds were up much higher than forecasted for 2020, while facility rentals, food and beverage sales, and advertising sales were down.
Continue reading...FUNDRAISING GROUP TO HELP FOOD SHELF EXPAND
Hope for the Community Food Shelf finished 2020 serving 43,000 families more than 2 million pounds of groceries. A year after the start of a pandemic that cost many families jobs, Dr. Alan Goracke, founder of Hope for the Community, says the need is still great.
Continue reading...STUDENTS MAY CHOOSE VIRTUAL LEARNING IN THE FALL
Schools have re-opened to in person classes, but some students are still learning virtually at home by their own choice. The Anoka-Hennepin District is now registering families that want to continue virtual learning in the fall.
Continue reading...DISPOSING OF PRESCRIPTION DRUGS COULD HELP WITH RISING DRUG ABUSE CASES
According to the 2019 National Survey on Drug Use and Health, 9.7 million people misused prescription pain relievers and another 4.9 million people misused prescription stimulants. To help address this problem, the Drug Enforcement Agency encourages local law enforcement to collect unused or expired prescription drugs year round, and also to put an extra effort in on an annual drug take back day.
Continue reading...SPRING LAKE PARK RECYCLING DAY
City residents can bring appliances, electronics, mattresses and more to city hall for recycling.
Continue reading...SPRING LAKE PARK TO DEVELOP PARKS MASTER PLAN
Would you like to see a splash pad in Spring Lake Park? How about some pickleball courts? The city would love to hear your thoughts and ideas of what the parks in the city should look like.
Continue reading...COUNTY PARKS WELCOME THE RETURN OF THE SANDHILL CRANE
The Sandhill Crane Natural Area is the fourth largest park that is a part of the county parks system, and one of the least visited.
Continue reading...PLANNING UNDERWAY FOR USA CUP RETURN
Planning is underway for the USA Cup Youth Soccer Tournament at the National Sports Center in July. Officials say they’re trying to make it as normal as possible, but some adjustments may be needed.
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