It’s not Wall Drug, and it’s not Burma-Shave, but the sign in front of Print Central might be just as memorable.
CREAMERY CROSSING NOW OPEN IN FORMER MATTHEW’S RESTAURANT LOCATION IN CIRCLE PINES
Second location of popular family restaurant fills in former space of abruptly-closed Circle Pines establishment.
ANOKA COUNTY PLANNING ROUNDABOUTS FOR BUSY STRETCH OF LINO LAKES ROAD
Roundabouts could alleviate back-ups resulting from turns along stretch of road among several neighborhoods in Lino Lakes.
ANOKA COUNTY OFFERING HEALTH GRANTS
Anoka County Public Health is offering an opportunity for neighborhoods and community organizations to submit project proposals.
FOUR ANOKA-HENNEPIN SCHOOLS NAMED TOP MAGNET SCHOOLS
University Avenue Elementary School for Aerospace, Children’s Engineering, and Science in Blaine named Magnet School of Distinction.
LOCAL TEACHERS NOMINATED FOR TEACHER OF THE YEAR
Two teachers from Spring Lake Park Schools, and seven from Anoka-Hennepin have been nominated for the honor.
MAKER’S SPACES ENCOURAGE CREATIVITY IN SCHOOLS
One of the area’s newest schools is looking at a new way of learning. It’s about finding ways to apply more hands on learning to different subjects in a room called the makers space.
CENTENNIAL STUDENTS COLLECT USED MARKERS TO RECYCLE
Kids decide to collect dried-up markers to send to Crayola to be recycled.
LINO LAKES RESIDENTS SHARE CONCERNS AFTER WATER ISSUE REVEALED
City leaders, state health experts hold public meeting to answer questions about elevated manganese levels found in the city’s water supply recently.
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