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SOME CHARTER SCHOOLS ALLOWED TO TAKE DIFFERENT PATH AS SCHOOL YEAR BEGINS

Charter schools may be able to offer different options since they’re not reliant on transportation or other needs from larger public districts.

HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS ALLOWED TO PLAY IN THE FALL ADAPT TO GUIDELINES DURING COVID-19

Soccer teams expect shortened season with more rules to safeguard against possible spread of COVID-19.

ANOKA-HENNEPIN TEACHERS WORKING CLOSELY WITH DISTRICT LEADERS AS SCHOOL BEGINS DURING COVID-19

Teachers’ union for the state’s largest district praises cooperation with leaders while asking for safety and accommodations.

ANOKA COUNTY USES FEDERAL COVID FUNDING TO ESTABLISH CONTACTLESS ROOMS FOR STAFF INTERACTION

Virtual rooms will be constructed in four locations county-wide to help residents reach county staff for a variety of needs.

POLICE: SUSPECTED KILLER LEFT HIS GUN AT THE SCENE OF SHOOTING IN LINO LAKES

Man found his son with grave injuries after an incident inside a home on West Shadow Lake Drive on Thursday afternoon.

NORTH METRO SCHOOL DISTRICTS ANNOUNCE CALENDARS

COVID-19 regulations and guidelines mean districts taking different approaches to reach students in a far-from-normal school year.

CENSUS MAN HOPES IN-PERSON COUNTERS CAN HELP BOOST RESPONSE RATE FOR HIS COMMUNITY

Census workers hope to find as many people who haven’t responded as possible before wrapping up a month early this fall.

EDNA BEAN: ANOKA COUNTY SUFFRAGETTE

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.

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