County leaders are trying to find ways to help residents and businesses pay internet service providers pay for ways to invest in high-speed internet access in rural parts of the county.
Continue reading...STATE DISTRIBUTES FOUR MILLION MASKS
Following last week’s statewide mask mandate, state leaders wanted to help get masks to those who might need them. This week, four million masks were sent to local chambers of commerce to get them to businesses.
Continue reading...FITNESS CENTER AT LINO LAKES YMCA CLOSED
Facility has been closed because of COVID-19 since March 15 and will not re-open for fitness programming.
Continue reading...SOCIAL MEDIA PROVIDES RESULTS FOR POLICE
Police have used surveillance footage to help catch lawbreakers for a long time. But with the explosion of social media, and cameras in every neighborhood, it’s an even more important tool.
Continue reading...NO SPECTATORS, BUT HIGH PR VALUE
This is the second year the 3M Open has been a PGA event. But without spectators due to COVID-19, there is the obvious loss of local involvement and revenue. Those close to the event say the publicity it creates is valuable.
Continue reading...ROAD PROJECT APPROVED DESPITE COST SHARING CONCERN
Since it is an intersection shared with a county road, city council members believe Anoka County should pay half the cost of the light, instead of just 25 percent.
Continue reading...‘SUMMER CAMP IN A BOX’ BECOMES REALITY IN THE AGE OF COVID-19
Energy company grant helps pay for interactive, virtual summer camp programming from Anoka County parks.
Continue reading...WILDLIFE SCIENCE CENTER GETS READY FOR WOLF PUPS TO JOIN THE PACK
Researchers at the Wildlife Science Center are studying wolves. There are more than one hundred wolves and two hundred animals on site, including a new addition of five wolf pups.
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