Two men died after fire spread from a garage into the house last Saturday night.
FOOD SHELF ADDS CAMPUS LOCATION
College students in Anoka County have a new way to get what they need to get through the week. Hope for the Community, a food shelf based out of Hope Church in Blaine, has opened a distribution center at Anoka Technical College.
NEW GRANT BRINGS NEW JOB TRAINING
In the most recent Minnesota job vacancy survey, there were more than 146,000 job vacancies in the state, including more than 7,000 in production jobs. Through a new grant, previous offenders will get a second chance at finding a job, as Anoka County is partnering with local businesses.
REINERT, HANSEN TO SQUARE OFF FOR ANOKA COUNTY BOARD SEAT IN FEBRUARY
Reinert had an expected strong showing among Lino Lakes precincts, while Hansen did well in outlying areas of the district in far easternmost Anoka County.
RAFFERTY ELECTED MAYOR OF LINO LAKES
Rafferty’s council seat will be open and two incumbents on council lost on the same night.
HEIDEMANN UNSEATED AS CHAIR OF ANOKA-HENNEPIN SCHOOL BOARD; ANDERSON, HAYES RE-ELECTED
Long-time chair loses seat to challenger on school board for state’s largest school district
McCHESNEY JOINS CIRCLE PINES CITY COUNCIL; BARTHOLOMAY RE-ELECTED MAYOR
McChesney joins city council, replaces Schweigert
LYDEN, RUHLAND UNSEAT MAHER, MANTHEY ON LINO LAKES CITY COUNCIL
Potential for a third new council member re-shapes city government in one night.
PUBLISHER LIMITS LIBRARIES’ ACCESS TO E-BOOK COPIES
Fewer e-books will be available to public library patrons thanks to action taken by one of the largest publishers in the nation.
MATTHEW’S FAMILY RESTAURANT CLOSES — BUT IS IT JUST TEMPORARY?
Popular restaurant closes inexplicably after 23 years in Circle Pines, and no one knows why.
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