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FORMER COMMISSION MEMBER, TRAIL BLAZER, LANGFELD DIES

First woman to serve as comminssion chair and as a Blaine City Council member has died at age 76.

BLAINE HIGH SCHOOL TEACHER A FINALIST FOR STATE TEACHER OF YEAR

Blaine High School teacher–and alum–is among nine statewide finalists for award.

ANOKA-HENNEPIN SCHOOLS THANK VOLUNTEERS

Tens of thousands of volunteers work hundreds of thousands of hours to help keep one of the state’s largest school districts humming along.

SPRING LAKE PARK RECYCLING COORDINATOR DOES IT ALL

Wanda Brown’s duties at city hall are more than just answering questions about recycling.

REPAIRING POTHOLES ON COUNTY ROADS

When the snow melted the potholes came out. At first, it was quick fixes and rapid repairs, but now with dryer conditions, and a thawed ground, Anoka County Highway crews are at work providing permanent repairs to the roads that took a beating over the last six months

COMMISSIONERS LIKELY WILL POST ADMINISTRATOR’S JOB WITHIN COUNTY

Anoka County Commissioners will likely vote to post the county administrator job for current county employees and county elected officials for 10 days.

CENTENNIAL SCHOOLS ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR RECEIVES STATEWIDE HONOR AHEAD OF RETIREMENT

Brian Hegseth will retire as activities director for Centennial School District at the end of this school year, and he received a statewide award in March.

DOWN UNDER COMES DOWN IN CIRCLE PINES

The 60-year-old building is gone, and owners say they have plans for a new restaurant/bar in Circle Pines.

MnDOT WILL BEGIN THREE-YEAR SERIES OF LANE AND RAMP CLOSURES ON I35W BETWEEN ROSEVILLE AND BLAINE

The next three summers will feature lane and ramp closures on stretch of Interstate 35W between Roseville and Blaine, and MnDOT wants all drivers to be prepared with information and planning.

LONG-TIME SPRING LAKE PARK BUILDING INSPECTOR WILL HANG UP HARD HAT AFTER 35 YEARS

That comes to an end at the end of March, when Brainard will retire from the public sector after more than 35 years. He started out as an inspector for the Cities of Lexington and Circle Pines for 16 years before moving across to Spring Lake Park. “I’m going to miss the people…being out there […]