Last week I told you the entire Swedish Immigrant Regional Trail was closed for resurfacing. Apparently I was wrong, because we recently walked the portion that spans from Tern Avenue to Taylors Falls City Hall. The remaining sections are closed for construction. Sorry for the misinformation.
Aly and I have really been into sheet pan recipes lately, as they are easy to make, easy to clean up, and generally pretty dang good! Here’s some good ones for you to try!
What would you do if you were an uninvolved passer-by who encountered a man holding a hammer who is presumably assaulting a female, who you obsere bleeding from obvious head trauma? If you are the type of person who would intervene, take control of the weapon and confront the apparent …
This time of year the numbers being discussed in council chambers, school board meetings and special agencies have a bearing on property taxes but are only suggestions. The special funding needs of government units begin at a maximum level; by December the FINAL tax needs are adopted. The early tax …
In addition to the initial 2027 budget request for the county HRA/EDA (see other story) the County Board of Commissioners tackled an agenda last week that included:
The approximately $30 million bridge replacement at Osceola and Franconia on County Highway 243 is officially underway—with dive teams having recently relocated rare mussel species inhabiting the water in the work zone. This was one of several early steps being taken to reduce impact on wildlife and the riverway environment, …
What an absolutely spectacular weekend Chisago City had for Ki Chi Saga Days. We got a reprieve from the blistering summer-long heat and you could see the effect in the sheer number of visitors to the celebration. Moberg Park was packed the entire time and there were people everywhere. The …
Man, have I been enjoying the corn harvest this summer. There’s been some great stuff that I got from a local farmers market, and it just hits different.
The Chisago Lakes School Board took a step toward a major round of parking lot improvements, while also hearing encouraging enrollment numbers and an update on the district’s strategic plan at their latest school board meeting on Thursday, August 20.
The use of license plate readers in the confines of the City of Wyoming is continuing for at least another year. After hearing a glowing recommendation about the devices and their usefulness, the city council last week voted to authorize Public Safety Director and Chief of Police Neil Bauer to …
Back in May, the North Branch City Council authorized the police to enter into a contract for Flock brand automatic license plate readers (ALPR) to be used in the city limits. The vote then was 3-2. Council okayed seven devices, three of which were installed but had not been activated, …