The Ramsey City Council accepted two Transit Oriented Development (TOD) grants May 14.
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Fridley man sentenced in Ramsey burglary
A Fridley man who had been facing five felony charges for a Ramsey burglary has pleaded guilty to one charge and the others were dismissed.
Oak Grove councilmember asked whether job could create conflict of interest
Sean Sullivan, an Oak Grove City Councilmember who has worked for other area cities in economic development, has been asked by two different councils this spring whether his work in that field could conflict with his duty to vote on such matters as an elected official.
Ramsey orders feasibility study for Garnet and 168th
A rough patch of Ramsey roadway could be getting a makeover.
The Residence ready to welcome tenants
Moving boxes are being filled and new tenants are ready to make The Residence at The COR home.
Man sentenced for breaking into a Ramsey home
A Taylor Falls man has plead guilty to breaking into a Ramsey house.
Call for more mental health support at vets symposium
Homelessness, unemployment and access to medical care were all topics of the Veterans Issues Symposium hosted by Minnesota Sixth District Congresswoman Michele Bachmann May 13.
Ramsey economic development candidate says no
The city of Ramsey had been on the path to hire a new economic development manager, but it will have to wait a little longer.
Ramsey parks chairperson ends 12-year run
After 12 years with the Ramsey Park and Recreation Commission, Melody Shryock has stepped down.
Ramsey expo vendors happy to meet residents
The 50 vendors participating in the annual Ramsey Business Expo were very happy with people that came to the May 4 event.
Youth First needs community support to survive
Youth First has been providing kids in Andover, Anoka and Ramsey with a safe place to be, adults to connect with and help with improving academically for the last 19 years. But that could all be endangered.
Ramsey sets special election for vacancy
Ramsey will hold a special election July 30 to fill the vacant Ward 1 council seat.
Ramsey, county outline obligations for interchange
To boost the chances of getting funding for the U.S. Highway 10 and Armstrong Boulevard interchange, the city of Ramsey and the Anoka County Board have approved a memorandum of understanding (MOU).
Part of Bunker Lake Boulevard closing May 6
Commuters who use Bunker Lake Boulevard (CSAH 116) east of Seventh Avenue will have to find an alternative route this summer.
Ramsey police captain moving on
For 23 years, Tim Dwyer has put on his Ramsey Police uniform. But he slipped on his uniform for one last time April 26.
Ramsey contracts for mowing of three COR sites
Mowing for three COR properties will be contracted out.
Ramsey council approves sale of city-owned property
The city of Ramsey has sold another piece of excess land.
Ramsey expo offers 50 businesses under one roof
The annual Ramsey Business Expo will bring 50 business together in one place for residents to explore and compare.
Ramsey approves contract for oil, antifreeze recycling
Ramsey residents will soon have a place to recycle used oil, antifreeze and oil filters.
Ramsey approves patrol officer, sergeants contract
The Ramsey patrol officers and sergeants have a new two-year contract.
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