Hard hit restaurants, bars and gyms that had to close or continue to operate at less than full capacity are at the top of the priority list. Those with 20 employees or more may get up to $15,000. Businesses with 21 to 100 employees could be eligible for up to $25,000.
Continue reading...HAM LAKE SNOWBOWL CANCELLED
The Ham Lake Snowbowl committee announced this week that they will not be celebrating the annual city festival this year.
Continue reading...MOTHERS WHOSE TEENAGERS COMMITTED SUICIDE STRIVE TO HELP OTHERS WHO STRUGGLE
Families of two kids who committed suicide just weeks apart a year ago are working with state legislators to try to make strides against depression and those who are struggling.
Continue reading...ANOKA COUNTY TRANSIT BUSES DELIVER FOOD
Since March, the Metropolitan Council and Anoka County Transit have been working on ways to use their existing busses for emerging needs. One way they are doing that is by using the buses to bring food to people.
Continue reading...DELAYED HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS RE-START
The first games are allowed to resume on January 14. The Governor’s order also allows limited fans in the stands.
Continue reading...DANCE STUDIOS AMONG BUSINESSES ALLOWED TO RE-OPEN
Dance studios are among the businesses that were allowed to re-open at 25 percent capacity the first week of January. The Governor’s order allows restaurants and bars to open at 50 percent capacity beginning January 11.
Continue reading...YMCA OF THE NORTH TO ABANDON DORMANT LINO LAKES FACILITY
This follows a series of moves to render the once-popular site virtually inert in the wake of gyms shutting down because of COVID-19 operating guidelines and restrictions.
Continue reading...FOGERTY ICE ARENA CALLS FOR DONATIONS
Like many businesses, they’ve been closed twice because of the pandemic. Officials hope donations will make up for some of the losses.
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