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RUFF START RESCUE HELPS KIDS HELP ANIMALS

Ruff Start Rescue has free craft kits available for kids to assemble and return for the animals in their care.

BUSINESSES USE CARES ACT RELIEF FUNDING TO STAY ON-TRACK DURING PANDEMIC UNCERTAINTY

Blaine is starting its third round of funding. Ham Lake is distributing more than $940,000 to 57 businesses. Many were forced to close completely for months and are still struggling to return to normal.

BLAINE PRECINCT HAS NO VOTERS

There are 25 voting precincts in the city, but only 24 of them will be staffed with election judges on Election Day. This unstaffed precinct doesn’t even provide a location for people to vote.

ANOKA-HENNEPIN WILL WAIT TO MAKE DECISION ABOUT IN-PERSON LEARNING

Officials were watching the numbers to see if full in person learning was feasible, but Superintendent David Law told the school board even before the numbers jumped that he was not ready to make that recommendation.

PUMPKIN PATCHES HAVING A BIG YEAR DESPITE RESTRICTIONS

Pumpkin patches, like many other businesses, the farm had to make adjustments to safely continue the fall activities.

FREE COVID TESTING IN ANOKA NEXT WEEK

Anyone, regardless of symptoms, is able to get COVID testing next week in Anoka.

DRIVER’S PERMIT EXAM NOW AVAILABLE ONLINE

Licensed adults must still help administer the exam, but it allows students to skip making an appointment at a DPS facility.

CITY LEADERS CONFIRM METRO TRANSIT WILL RE-THINK NORTH METRO BUS TRANSIT FACILITY MOVE AT NORTHTOWN MALL

Disputed move on mall property now reversed, with no reason clear at this point.

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