After four surgeries, K-9 Remy is still working and 100 percent recovered.
Continue reading...COUNTY ATTORNEY RECEIVES FEDERAL COVID RELIEF MONEY TO ADD REMOTE FACILITIES FOR FUTURE HEARINGS
New space could allow for remote judicial proceedings and other county uses in the age of COVID-19.
Continue reading...SPRING LAKE PARK SCHOOLS TO START SEPT. 10 AND ALLOW KINDERGARTEN AND FIRST GRADE IN-PERSON
Updated plan approved this week by school board, goes further than what school officials initially said following the Governor’s announcement last month.
Continue reading...HAVE THOUGHTS ABOUT PUBLIC TRANSIT IN ANOKA COUNTY? LET COUNTY LEADERS KNOW THROUGH ONLINE SURVEY
County leaders want to know about residents’ feelings about all matters related to public transit–whether they use it or not–in online survey through end of September.
Continue reading...NEW CHIEF TAKES OVER AT CENTENNIAL LAKES PD
Chief Mork spent 23 years on the police force in nearby Fridley so he knows the area well. He says the experience in a busier department more than twice the size of Centennial Lakes was different. Busy with emergency calls and serious crime, he says sometimes there was limited opportunity for outreach. Centennial Lakes is a welcome change of pace.
Continue reading...HIGHWAY 65-VIKING BOULEVARD INTERSECTION DRAWS CRITICISM FROM DRIVERS, OFFICIALS
MnDOT recently updated intersection with a design that many drivers say is confusing. So MnDOT is making changes again.
Continue reading...FALL HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS ADJUST TO COVID-19 GUIDELINES
High school athletics will look dramatically different in 2020-21 after state leaders moved football and volleyball to a new season after the first of the year.
Continue reading...NORTH METRO SCHOOL DISTRICTS OPT FOR HYBRID LEARNING MODEL IN FACE OF COVID-19 GUIDELINES FROM STATE
Distrcts choose hybrid learning models based on state guidelines in COVID-19 pandemic.
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