Isanti County has sent out over 7,000 absentee ballots leading up to the Nov. 3 general election.
Rachel Kytonen
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With a levy increase of 1.9% proposed for 2021, the North Branch City Council set its preliminary 2021 budget and levy during its Sept. 22 meeting.
Rachel Kytonen
Editor
Plans to bring a new residential development to the area just south of 20th Avenue Southwest in Cambridge are moving forward.
Rachel Kytonen
Editor
No coach wants to open the season with a loss, and Cambridge-Isanti coach Colin Dickey is no exception.
It was close, but no cigar for the Rum River Mallards in the four games the team played at the Midwest Showcase held at Fogerty Arena in Blaine this past weekend.
The Cambridge-Isanti girls swim team closed the book on the 2020 season by competing at the Class 2A Section 7 meet.
Friday, Oct. 30
Treasured Haven Farm will host the Hoot ‘N Holler Adventure Runs on Saturday, Oct. 24.
IMT Insurance, a leading provider of personal and commercial insurance products in the Midwest, recently announced its list of 60 Community Contest winners, distinguishing the Viking Vittles Community Food Backpack Program, submitted by Hermann Insurance Services, Inc., as one of the recipients.
Available immediately in the East Central Regional Library catalog is a new type of kit called an Active Living Kit. These kits are a great way to try a new activity and stay active! Kits must be returned to any branch during open hours, as they do not fit in book returns. They were made pos…
>Isanti County Food Pantry
Due to the COVID-19, Rush City Senior Dining is clos…
“Three people can keep a secret, if two of them are dead.” (Benjamin Franklin).
We have several very tall white pines on our property. They were planted 28 years ago when a man that was selling his Christmas tree farm was going door to door selling the small trees he’d planted several years previous. Those trees are now 35-40 feet tall.
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Did you know that breast cancer is among the most common cancers women can face? The two greatest risk factors for breast cancer are being a female and getting older. For this reason, it is important that senior women become more aware of this disease and its risk factors, warning signs, and…
Over the past few weeks, we have published an editorial series about important election issues, including race relations, police reform, health care, the COVID-19 response, the economy and climate change.
Minnesotans take great pride in our abundant natural resources. Whether we are fishing in a crystal clear lake, taking the pontoon along the shore near the cabin, or bicycling on one of the state’s expansive and scenic trails, we appreciate the beauty and bounties of this state.
The best tonic for our cratered COVID-19 economy is deep suppression of both virus and disease through vaccines and better therapeutics. We long to return to a semblance of normal and full employment.
Michelle Thomas was recently hired by the East Central Regional Development Commission (ECRDC) as their economic resiliency coordinator.
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The Members Cooperative Credit Union Board of Directors has selected Steve Ewers to serve as the organization’s next President/CEO, following the retirement of Tammy Heikkinen.
North Branch resident Kathleen Aho was recently named as a 2020 Women in Business award recipient by the Minneapolis Saint Paul Business Journal.
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