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Chosen from a statewide pool of applicants, Maple Grove resident Sharon Martin Kotula has been accepted into the eight-month Minnesota Partners in Policymaking leadership training, which starts in the fall.
A major donation from Conagra Brands Foundation continues that corporation’s commitment to support Maple Grove and surrounding communities where the need is great. Conagra Brands Foundation has been supporting CROSS’s work in the local community with a total of $75,000 in grants over the pas…
Highway 12, the 38-mile stretch of road that runs from Wayzata to the western side of Wright County, has been called one of the deadliest stretches of road in Minnesota. It’s been the subject of safety concerns for multiple city, county and state agencies for years. Now $22 million worth of …
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Chosen from a statewide pool of applicants, Maple Grove resident Sharon Martin Kotula has be…
More than 650 students who participate in orchestra, band or choir from Osseo Senior High, P…
A major donation from Conagra Brands Foundation continues that corporation’s commitment to s…
Highway 12, the 38-mile stretch of road that runs from Wayzata to the western side of Wright…
The Maple Grove Lions Club will be hosting a Belgian Waffle Breakfast at the Maple Grove Com…
For nearly 20 years, local nonprofit CHOICE, Inc. and Spear Envelope Company have partnered to create a unique win-win situation. CHOICE, Inc. has a location in Maple Grove.
The Brooklyn Park Planning Commission voted against recommending approval for a development and site plan for the so-called “Project Hotdish,” a proposed 2.6-million-square-foot retail fulfillment center to be occupied by an as-of-yet unnamed tenant at its Sept. 26 meeting.
Kevin Miller
Community Editor
Minnesota’s next governor will need to unite a state divided over social issues and clashing rural-urban goals. He also will have the opportunity to build on the current economic boom, pulling from a vast store of natural and human resources.
Republican U.S. Rep. John Kline won election eight times in Minnesota’s 2nd District. Despite growing chatter that Democrats were in play in this emerging “swing” district, Kline handily proved them wrong each time.
In Minnesota’s traditionally moderate 3rd Congressional District, Rep. Erik Paulsen is facing a competitive challenge in opponent Democrat Dean Phillips, who hopes to unseat the Republican seeking a sixth term in Congress.
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Minnesota’s next governor will need to unite a state divided over social issues and clashing rural-urban goals. He also will have the opportunity to build on the current economic boom, pulling from a vast store of natural and human resources.
To the Editor:
The last day the Press will be accepting letters to the editor related to the 2018 election will be Friday, Oct. 19, at 5 p.m. for the Oct. 25 publication.
Both the Osseo boys’ and girls’ soccer teams were eliminated in the first game of Section 5AA play last week.
Both the Maple Grove boys’ and girls’ soccer teams won twice last week to advance to their respective section final.
CJ Young captured the Northwest Suburban Conference boys’ cross country championship and the Maple Grove boys’ and girls’ teams both took second place at last week’s conference meet at Elk River.
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