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Rush City Council continued to deal with the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic at its meeting held online on Tuesday, May 26.
The Rush City School Board moved quickly to replace William Campbell as superintendent, selecting Brent Stavig as interim superintendent at a special board meeting on Monday, June 1.
Businesses in the area need to be able to reopen immediately. That was the message the Cambridge City Council sent to Gov. Tim Walz in a letter approved by the council during its May 18 meeting.
Rachel Kytonen
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Concerns over the COVID-19 pandemic will not delay the start of the 2020 fishing season, which officially will open on Saturday, May 9.
Press release provided by North Branch Area Public Schools
It has been more than a month since the Cambridge-Isanti boys basketball team reached one of its season goals by winning the section title.
The Minnesota State High School league announced Thursday, April 23, that all spring sports and fine arts activities would be canceled for the 2019-2020 season.
For Rush City seniors Angel Martinez Johnson and Matthew Papke, Minnesota’s stay-at-home response to the COVID-19 pandemic has been tough to swallow.
The Blue Jacket All School Reunion Committee is saddened by decisions due to the global circumstances. The pandemic has left them with no choice but to postpone the scheduled Aug. 15, 2020 reunion to Saturday, Aug. 21, 2021. It was a heartbreaking decision for the committee to postpone, but …
Wi-Fi hotspot lending is now available to all East C…
The Rush City School Board named Brent Stavig as int…
Dear Editor:
Navigating this temporary COVID-19 landscape has presented a wide variety of challenges for educators. Of particular concern has been how best to honor the Class of 2020 while also adhering to the pandemic guidelines from the state.
Dear Editor:
An open letter to the high school graduates of 2020
In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, Wisconsin held its presidential primary April 7. Many people claimed that voters should not be put in a position of having to choose between their health and their right to vote.
Nothing is as usual. Our home is still our castle but it is also a place of confinement. Our friends are still our friends but from at least six feet and six weeks apart. Families are still very much the cornerstone of society. It is now the rule every day, every hour, and in every nook and …
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The city of Cambridge is continuing to work with downtown businesses through the COVID-19 pandemic.
Rachel Kytonen
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Karla Anderla got her start in cooking as a child with her mom and sisters and eventually became a Pampered Chef consultant. Now, as the owner of the Now That’s Waffles food trailer, based in Isanti, she is bringing her love for flavor and food creativity to her community.
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For Adam and Barb Curtis, owners of Cambridge Family Dental, Minnesota Sedation Dental, Braham Family Dental, and recently Isanti Family Dental, being able to continue to see emergency patients has been something they’ve worked hard to do amidst the current pandemic.
Virtual care with Allina Health clinics providers has hit nearly 5,000 per day, almost 60 percent of all scheduled visits. That compares to less than one percent just four weeks ago.
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As Minnesota continues to maintain a stay-at-home order to buy time in the fight against COVID-19, two area companies are doing their part to fabricate parts used to make desperately needed hospital ventilators.
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