Interest in Minnesota’s fishing opener is as high as ever this spring. The Department of Natural Resources has sold 45 per cent more fishing licenses than last year.
BLAINE BUSINESS OWNER RECOGNIZED IN WHITE HOUSE CEREMONY
Trucking and supply chain industries spotlighted at White House ceremony in April included Blaine-based husband and wife team that drives for FedEx Ground.
NEIGHBORS RUSH TO RESCUE PILOT
When a small plane crashed in the City of Ham Lake on April 30, the outcome could have been much worse.
RAMPS ON I-35W TO CLOSE TEMPORARILY
Access to I-35W from Lexington Ave will be limited for about a month this summer.
PARTICIPANTS NEEDED FOR COVID FUNDS SURVEY
Anoka County is seeking area businesses and county residents to complete a survey that will be used to determine how more than $930,000 in COVID-19 prevention, response and recovery funds will be allocated.
LIBRARY EXPANDS CURBSIDE PICKUP
A fourth branch library is now open for the service.
LINO LAKES SEEKS TRAIL FUNDING
Lino Lakes is trying for a second time to win a grant to build a key segment of the Central Anoka County Regional Trail.
OFFICER’S MEMORIAL SERVICE CANCELLED
The annual recognition of those who died in the line of duty has been cancelled, due to COVID-19.
SLP LOOKS TO LIMIT COMMERCIAL TRAFFIC ON 81ST
In Spring Lake Park, officials are hoping to reduce commercial truck traffic on a section of 81st Avenue.
THREE FACING CHARGES AFTER MAIL THEFT
Three people are facing a variety of drug and theft charges after a Lino Lakes resident reported witnessing a mail theft.
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