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As the trees lose their beautiful fall leaves, they tend to pile up in our yards and streets. Those leaves contain phosphorus, an essential nutrient for plant growth. As the leaves decompose, they release the phosphorus that was bound up in the leaf. When it rains, the phosphorus is washed d…
Walkers in the city of Cambridge will start seeing some artwork on the sidewalks as they go about their day.
Rachel Kytonen
Editor
A longtime deputy with the Isanti County Sheriff’s Office has joined the Isanti Police Department as its newest lieutenant.
Rachel Kytonen
Editor
Luke Bendickson scored five touchdowns to lead the Braham football team to a 58-0 home win over Barnum on Friday, Oct. 4.
Brad O'Neil
Sports Editor
The Cambridge-Isanti girls tennis team claimed a win in the opening round of the Section 7AA team tournament of Thursday, Oct. 3, and got revenge for a regular season loss in the process.
Brad O'Neil
Sports Editor
The Cambridge-Isanti football team could not keep up with the rushing offense of Elk River, which ground out 637 yards and eight touchdowns to beat the Bluejackets 61-30 at Larson Field on Friday, Oct. 4.
John Wagner
Sports
The North Branch volleyball team completed a perfect 7-0 sweep of the Mississippi 8 Conference on Thursday, Oct. 3, with a 25-11, 25-18, 24-26, 22-25, 15-7 win at Monticello.
Brad O'Neil
Sports Editor
James Klimek won the inaugural season of the Cambridge Disc Golf League hosted at City Park this summer, but he said getting the chance to enjoy disc golf with his 8-year-old son, Thomas, was the highlight of the season.
Brad O'Neil
Sports Editor
Anoka-Ramsey Community College creative writing students, under the direction of instructor Bill Breen, met residents at GracePointe Crossing in Cambridge to share their stories the students turned into poems. The students gave a presentation on Oct. 10 of the poems they wrote based on the r…
Join the Friends of the Isanti Area Library at their 7th annual Used Book Sale on Friday, Oct. 25 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday, Oct. 26 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Saturday, Oct. 19
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Like many people, you may spend decades putting money into your IRA and your 401(k) or similar employer-sponsored retirement plan. But eventually you will want to take this money out – if you must start withdrawing some of it. How can you make the best use of these funds?
Back in May I dedicated this column to encouraging community members to consider becoming part of our volunteer registry; a database comprised of community members who have skills, careers, life experiences, history, or information teachers may find of value in classrooms.
Each spring the Minnesota Department of Education collects data to determine how schools are performing across the state. Much of the data involves student assessments (commonly known as MCA’s) but the state also collects information on attendance, discipline, graduation rates, etc. You can …
Replacement of leaking, drafty windows.
Minnesota, under Gov. Mark Dayton, initiated universal, all-day, public school kindergarten. The Adams-ECM Editorial Board endorsed that initiative as a wise investment. The former governor also proposed universal education for four-year-olds.
Each year, East Central Energy (ECE) celebrates volunteerism and community service with the Touchstone Energy® Community Award. One winning organization receives a $1,000 cash prize, recognition at the annual meeting, and competes with winners from other electric cooperatives for statewide r…
The Rush City Bakery is teaming up with Rhineland Cake and Wine Company and the American Legion Post 57 in Chaska for “Operation Cakes for the Troops 2019,” a project to benefit American troops stationed overseas who are away from home and family during the 2019 holiday season.
The County News Review featured 16 women from around the area in honor of National Business Women's Week in this week's Oct. 17 edition. We thank all the women who participated in this section, and thank you to our sponsors for helping make this section possible. We are offering these pages …
In honor of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the County News Review featured a story on Cambridge Medical Center's recent addition of a 3D mammography machine. Thank you to our sponsors for helping to make these pages possible.
Due to a need to expand its speech and occupational therapy, and mental health services, Therapy Associates has opened a second location in downtown Cambridge.
Rachel Kytonen
Editor
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