City leaders helped welcome the community to the brand new Mary Ann Young Center in Blaine. The new 15,000 square-foot building replaces the 4,800 square-foot building that was built nearly 40 years ago on the same spot in Aquatore Park.
TEDx COMES BACK TO BLAINE HIGH SCHOOL
TEDx will return to Blaine High School in May. Applications to speak at the event are currently being accepted.
BLAINE COUNCIL MEMBER HELPS POLICE TRAIN
Council member Julie Jeppson volunteered to help out with ice water rescue training, while raising money for a local homeless shelter.
CAVEGN WINS SEAT ON LINO LAKES CITY COUNCIL
Council seat left open by new mayor Rob Rafferty now belongs to Cavegn, whom Rafferty beat in the fall.
REINERT WINS ANOKA COUNTY COMMISSION SEAT IN DISTRICT SIX SPECIAL ELECTION
Former mayor of Lino Lakes may face challenge from Hansen again in several months.
STATE, LOCAL LEADERS READY FOR CENSUS 2020 WITH A LOT AT STAKE IN MINNESOTA AND THE NORTH METRO
State and local leaders are ready for the 2020 Census, and have spent months already on the effort, which begins in earnest on April 1.
ANOKA COUNTY LICENSE CENTERS GETTING BUSIER WITH REAL ID DEADLINE APPROACHING
Longer wait times are normal in a year when many customers rush to make sure they have federally-mandated REAL ID for travel needs.
WATER AND SEWER LINES BREAK IN BLAINE
Blaine declared a State of Local Emergency to speed up the repair process.
PRINT CENTRAL SHARES CLEVER MESSAGES ON HIGHWAY 65
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.
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