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.
ANIMAL HUMANE SOCIETY CELEBRATES NATIONAL ANIMAL SHELTER WEEK
National Animal Shelter week is Nov. 4 – 10. Local shelters are using it as a way to remind the community of all the work they do year round.
ADOPT A STORM DRAIN
As you start to get your home and your yard ready for winter, cities across the metro area also want you to think about getting your street ready. A new program is encouraging residents to start thinking about the storm drains in their neighborhoods. It’s called Adopt a Drain.
ANOKA COUNTY LIBRARY OFFERS ‘HOBBIES IN A BOX.’
New Discover Kits are available for library patrons to try new hobbies or enhance skills in other areas.
ANOKA HALLOWEEN CELEBRATES 99TH ANNIVERSARY
Lasting for almost a month, Anoka Halloween is an event for all ages and it has a rich history.
COOKING CLASSES COME TO CENTENNIAL LIBRARY
As it tries to find ways to keep people learning, one local library is cooking up something unique.
ONE CHARGED AFTER SHOOTING IN WALMART PARKING LOT
Police arrested the man they think shot another person the day after the crime at a hospital in Wisconsin.
METRO TRANSIT REACHES OUT TO SPRING LAKE PARK RESIDENTS TO HEAR CONCERNS ABOUT BUS STATION MOVE
Blaine-approved move of bus transit center on Northtown Mall property drew the ire of Spring Lake Park officials and has prompted Metro Transit officials to reach out to residents most impacted.
FISCHER RETIRES AFTER NEARLY THREE DECADES AS ANOKA COUNTY ENGINEER
Chief engineering and transportation official oversaw many big-ticket and county-changing projects in his tenure.
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