The city council voted to move all three voting precincts to Emmanuel Christian Center on University Avenue.
ANOKA COUNTY LIBRARIES TO REOPEN JUNE 24
Branch libraries will open with limited hours and limited capacity.
COON RAPIDS WOMAN ADMITS TO STARTING RETAIL FIRES
A Coon Rapids woman is facing two counts of arson, following a fire that they believe she set in the women’s bathroom at the Blaine Marshall’s store.
NON-PROFIT ABSENTEE VOTING MAILER ISN’T SCAM
County officials say the letters came from a non-profit organization using their own mailing lists, but they are not a scam. Even though it didn’t come from a government agency, if you fill out the application and send it to Anoka County Elections, it will be processed, and you will receive an absentee ballot.
ANOKA COUNTY RECEIVES $40 MILLION GRANT FOR HIGHWAY 10
The United States Department of Transportation awarded Anoka County a $40 million grant for construction on Highways 10/169.
3M OPEN TO BE PLAYED WITH NO SPECTATORS BECAUSE OF COVID-19
Event in its second year will not allow spectators in accordance with state and professional guidelines. It will be in late July at TPC Twin Cities in Blaine.
BLAINE HS CHOIR VIDEO SUPPORTS CAUSE FOR HOSPITALIZED CHILDREN
Online performance of dozens of high school students memorializes child and helps raise awareness of his namesake charity that seeks to comfort others.
LINO LAKES LIMITS LAWN SPRINKLING DUE TO MANGANESE
The city extended the sprinkling ban to reduce the strain put on the city wells.
CHURCH ADJUSTS TO DIFFERENT COMFORT LEVELS
As some local churches reopen their sanctuaries, they are finding some parishioners are eager to come back, while others are more cautious about the COVID-19 pandemic.
POLLING PLACES REVIEWED FOR COVID-19 SAFETY
Circle Pines moved one voting precinct out of a fire station to protect the health of first responders, while cities across the state are also asked to keep polling places out of schools.
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