The loan and grant program has been around for more than a year, but it’s been little used. City officials are asking business owners to partner with them to help turn planned upgrades into reality.
Continue reading...CENTERVILLE BEGINS DISCUSSIONS TO OUTLAW CERTAIN KINDS OF PROTESTS
In a work session, council members discussed possible actions to outlaw so-called “targeted picketing” instances. This would not allow for protests on city streets that are targeted at a specific property or limit access to that property.
Continue reading...STATE WILL SOON END DRIVER’S LICENSE EXTENSIONS
Hundreds of thousands of Minnesotans with driver’s licenses or ID cards that expire as COVID-19 extensions come to an end will have options to renew online or in person.
Continue reading...BLAINE VETERANS PARK UNVEILS NEW WAR MEMORIALS DURING CEREMONY
Blaine’s Veterans Memorial Park unveiled five new war memorials at Tom Ryan Park outside Blaine City Hall last Saturday in a ceremony full of symbolism and plenty of veteran participation.
Continue reading...BILL AT STATEHOUSE WOULD LIMIT FEES DELIVERY FEES CAN CHARGE
A bill set to be introduced this week at the state capitol would cap the fees delivery fees food delivery services like DoorDash and GrubHub can charge at 15 percent.
Continue reading...LIQUOR STORES ENJOY BOOST IN SALES
At the Lexington municipal liquor store sales were up by more than 30 percent. Store manager Jack Borgen says business was non-stop on some days as customers stocked up.
Continue reading...YOUNGEST STUDENTS HEAD BACK TO CLASS
At McKinley Elementary in Ham Lake, it was like the first day of school all over again. Except this time snow was falling and students were bundled up against chilly weather.
Continue reading...BLAINE POLICE SEEK COMMUNITY INPUT
According to the online survey, the department wants to re-imagine what its community outreach and crime prevention units will look like.
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