This week, our country celebrated 100 years of women’s right to vote, and at Anoka County History Center we learned the story of one local women’s involvement in the suffrage movement.
Continue reading...WORK CONTINUES TO RE-BUILD BUNKER BEACH DURING SUMMER-LONG SHUTDOWN
$6.5 million project should be wrapped up in time for next season, ahead of schedule due in large part to the COVID-related shutdown this summer.
Continue reading...BLAINE K-9 OFFICER, PARTNER HONORED BY CITY FOR EFFORTS IN COON RAPIDS MANHUNT
Blaine K-9 helped locate fugitive who was later shot and killed by officers after a traffic stop in Coon Rapids in 2019.
Continue reading...BLAINE TO BUILD INCLUSIVE PLAYGROUND
New playground will be for children of all abilities and be near baseball field designed for the same purpose, and be ready as soon as the fall.
Continue reading...OFFICERS INVESTIGATE MURDER-SUICIDE AT BLAINE HOME
Officers do not believe anyone else is in danger nor do they believe any suspects are still on the loose.
Continue reading...ANOKA-HENNEPIN SCHOOLS PUSH BACK START DATE TO SEPT. 15
State’s largest school district weighing options and allowing time for more adjustments as more COVID-19 data is available.
Continue reading...BLAINE CITY LEADERS WORK TO KEEP VOTERS SAFE DURING ELECTIONS IN MIDST OF COVID 19
While people visited the polls this week – a concern for voters, election judges, and city clerks was safety. In Blaine, there was an effort to get PPE in the polling place – election judges were stationed behind plexiglass, and voters were given masks if they didn’t have them.
Continue reading...SCHOOL BUS COMPANIES PARTNER WITH DISTRICTS TO PREPARE FOR UNCERTAIN YEAR
The only changes will be how students are seated on a bus, as companies get ready for the year and whatever changes may come as a result of COVID-19.
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