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After nearly three decades with the Columbia Heights Police Department, Police Chief Lenny Austin will retire on Friday, April 26, capping off a 35-year career in law enforcement.
Construction of the Coon Creek Trail, using the remaining funds from the $17.4 million park bond referendum approved by voters in November 201…
Hundreds of lights at Coon Rapids buildings will be upgraded to LED thanks to a federal grant.
After nearly three decades with the Columbia Heights Police Department, Police Chief Lenny Austin will retire on Friday, April 26, capping off a 35-year career in law enforcement.
A pedestrian was injured when they were struck by a car at the intersection of Highway 65 and 46th Avenue in Columbia Heights at 11:13 p.m. on…
The Ramsey Police Department and Anoka County Sheriff’s Office are asking for the public’s assistance in locating a missing Ramsey man.
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