The church has submitted plans to the city for a 25,000 square foot expansion, including a new auditorium and a larger children’s place.
SPRING LAKE PARK CLOSING LIQUOR STORE
The city of Spring Lake Park is getting ready to make some changes. They are getting out of the municipal liquor business, while welcoming their first large grocery store.
MAIN STREET CLOSES FOR REPAIRS
Drivers headed west on Main Street into Coon Rapids have encountered a strange sight for the winter months – road work ahead. And eventually, road closed. When a structural deficiency was found on a bridge the roadway was closed immediately.
STEPPING STONE OFFERS HEAD SHOTS FOR THE HOMELESS
Stepping Stone Emergency housing works to help break the cycle of homelessness and in the current social media age, the image you present online may help present more opportunities. That’s why the center offered head shots for the homeless.
ELECTION JUDGES NEEDED
Cities across Anoka County are beginning the process of signing up election judges for what will be a busy election year.
FREE TAX HELP AVAILABLE
AARP is offering free income tax assistance for taxpayers with low or middle incomes.
SCHOOL DISTRICT LOOKS AT BOUNDARIES
With the construction of new elementary schools in Blaine and Ramsey the Anoka-Hennepin School District will be re-drawing school boundaries.
HAM LAKE IS READY FOR THE SNOWBOWL
On Feb. 10 at Ham Lake Park, there will be a full day of winter activities, including broomball, snowmobile rides, ice fishing, sledding, snow sculptures, a craft expo, wagon rides and more.
YOUR CITY STAFF: MICHAEL GROCHALA
Michael Grochala has enjoyed learning about development of cultures and communities since a young age and he has been the community development director in Lino Lakes since 2001.
LOCAL TEACHER BECOMES CHILDREN’S AUTHOR
A teacher from Ham Lake has finished her first children’s book and it is based on the real life adventures of her family.
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