The Minnesota Legislature should be viewing maps of political districts that have been redrawn— by the time it reconvenes January 31, 2022.
The lighting festival in Taylors Falls was a blast for all attendees. Although there wasn't snow on the ground, that didn't stop revelers from putting their own lighting touches on their outfits, like this young gal.
The fire departments in the north end of the county responded to a call of sheds on fire on a property on 490th Street, Rushseba Township. Call came in about 1:45 a.m. No injury reported. Cause is under investigation.
Road improvement hearing
gets resident push-back ity business towards the end of the year can go two ways— either it gets very busy wrapping up loose ends of projects, permits and things with deadlines; or it can slow to make room for the Holidays and city officials’ calendars filling up.
High scores the norm for CL hockey Chisago Lakes 5, River Lakes 3 Dani Burgen had two goals and two assists to lead the Wildcats to their first win of the season, a 5-3 triumph over the River Lakes Stars. The Wildcats dominated the game from start to finish, outshooting the Stars 55-25. Stars goalie Kaydence Roeska kept her team in the game, stopping 50 of the 55 shots she faced, including several spectacular saves.
Tiffany
Murray Tiffany Jo Murray gained her angel wings on Saturday November 20, 2021. Tiffany was born in Chisago City, Minnesota on July 27,,1980 to Mary Murray and Terrence McBride. She resided in the Chisago City and Forest Lake areas most of her life. She was the mother of two wonderful boys and had an abundance of friendships from all walks of life. Everyone was drawn to Tiffany. She was never judgmental, she embraced all differences, and sought out the good qualities in everyone she knew. Tiffany was a free spirited, beautiful soul who loved adventure and the outdoors. She especially loved her time on the beach, watching sunrises, sunsets and a beautiful full moon!
Nearing year end, CL reports positive for district The regularily scheduled school board meeting was a little light on attendance on Thursday, November 18. Superintendent Dean Jennissen was absent from the meeting, as was chairman Mark Leigh.
