Many people have inquired where the Highway 8 reconstruction project sits right now. It just so happens there is a community informational meeting on Tuesday June 9 at the Lindstrom Community Center. The meeting will run from 5-7pm and will feature the recommendations made by MnDOT for improving Highway 8 …
Congratulations to all the graduates out there this year! Both the Chisago Lakes and North Branch seniors are getting to the end of their high school career and are off to bigger and better things.
The state patrol reports a Shafer man who was riding a bicycle south on Lofton Avenue, was hit by a truck as he entered the intersection at Highway 8 in Chisago City, Tuesday night, June 2 about 7:50 p.m.
James Enebak, one of three generations of Campbells placing markers and flags on graves in Fairview Cemetery, Saturday, May 23 in anticipation of Memorial Day.
Over the course of decades with Lakes Area Police Department Detective Mike Merchlewitz received numerous personal letters of thanks, career awards and other recognition which he truly valued, he explains. His motivation to wear the uniform was founded on helping others and then, as a detective, in “bringing a measure …
The inspection of the Taylors Falls standpipe reservoir system for the municipal water supply came back with a few recommendations for maintenance needs— but overall the long overdue once-over was positive. Council member Tim Grote, public works liaison, reported to city council last week no follow-up inspection is recommended for …
If you think the physical first responder and emergency radio system is complex, how about the process of setting a fee the county needs to charge to implement the looming equipment upgrade and replacement plan. Support for existing equipment phased out in 2019, and the slow fade when parts are …
The proposed newly aligned intersection for Pleasant Valley Road at Highway 95 in Franconia Township is moving forward with a big financial boost from the LRIP fund. Chisago County Engineer Joe Triplett shared a notice with the county commissioners that the county had won the Local Road Improvement Program funds …
When ground was broken 40 years ago for the Point Pleasant Heights senior living community March 25, 1986, the Rev. A. B. Walfrid, who was Point Pleasant’s first resident, said, “We’re hoping to find genuine fellowship—social, physical and spiritual—that will glow and grow and last forever.”
Thank you so much to the local Veterans for doing such a great job with all the Memorial Day events at our local cemeteries. I attended some and the crowd numbers were good. It helps when Mother Nature cooperates. It was a beautiful weekend and the services were fantastic.
This Harris landmark, approximately 100 years old, is razed by owner. No redevelopment plans in the works for the parcel yet. The mill began as an extension of North Branch Mill, organized in 1899. Donald Kennen was the last owner.