Oak Grove will continue participating in the study of shared fire service along with Bethel, Nowthen, Ramsey and St. Francis.
East Bethel approves transmission line route
The East Bethel City Council May 16 approved a route for Great River Energy’s (GRE) 69 kilovolt (kV) transmission line.
Anoka to finish water meter replacement
Work will go ahead on the replacement of over 2,454 residential water meters in Anoka.
Blaine City Council approves public works union contract
Blaine councilmembers have approved a single-year contract for public works employees represented by International Union of Operating Engineers Local 49.
Bicycle safety round-up at Faith Lutheran
It was all about bike safety at Faith Lutheran Church, Coon Rapids, Saturday morning.
A celebration of spring at Church of the Epiphany
The annual Church of the Epiphany parish celebration, Springfest, offered something for all ages this past weekend.
Changes to deal on Castle Field sale to HealthPartners
Some changes have been made to the purchase agreement between the city of Anoka and Health Partners for the sale of the current Castle Field site.
Lots of great finds at Andover’s citywide garage sales
Warm weather and good deals drew people to 187 garage sales in Andover last week.
Coon Rapids plans to upgrade golf course
Proposed upgrades to the city of Coon Rapids’ Bunker Hill Golf Course operation have been given the green light by the Coon Rapids City Council.
Blaine resident, three council incumbents file first day
Three Blaine City Council incumbents and a single Blaine resident filed their affidavits of candidacy Tuesday.
Vietnam vet shares his story
Ever since he was in the seventh grade, Dick Bergling of Anoka knew he wanted to enlist in the U.S. Navy after his 18th birthday. His father had served in the Navy during World War II and Bergling wanted to see the world.
Ham Lake agrees to costs for Bunker-Highway 65 project
The Ham Lake City Council May 7 approved a joint powers agreement (JPA) with Anoka County that spells out who is responsible for what in the reconstruction of the Highway 65 and Bunker Lake Boulevard intersection.
Dittrich farewell to Minnesota House
A number of area lawmakers arose the early morning hours of May 10 on the Minnesota House floor to speak for perhaps the last time in the chamber as state representatives.
Two spots still available at city dock
Four of the six slips on a new city-owned dock have been filled.
Mediation Services finds solutions for conflicts
There are two sides to every story. A mediator’s job is to get the people on each side to calmly express their opinion and direct them to a reasonable solution.
County axes electric vehicle charging station
A proposal to be part of a Clean Cities National Parks initiative to bring electric vehicle charging stations to Coon Rapids Dam Regional Park has been shelved by Anoka County.
Getting all kids the dental care they need
Among high risk populations, it has been called a silent epidemic. Tooth decay is on the rise for children as young as toddlers, setting the stage for a lifetime of oral health problems.
Offer is made on Home for Generations house
The city of Coon Rapids’ fifth Home for Generations house has to all intents and purposes been sold.
Recommendations from the housing study of Coon Rapids
The city of Coon Rapids has participated in a housing initiative program offered by the Urban Land Institute (ULI) Minnesota and the Regional Council of Mayors (RCM).
Filings open for four Ramsey council positions
It time for potential Ramsey City Council members to throw their hats into the ring.
















