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Brooklyn United Methodist Church, located at 7200 Brooklyn Boulevard, will host its annual garage sale June 13-16.
Kevin Miller
Community Editor
Kevin Miller
Community Editor
The New Hope City Council has authorized the advertisement for bids for a street light repla…
Megan Thorstad
New Hope Golden Valley Sun Post
While the Robbinsdale Area School Board has yet to officially call for an operating referend…
The Brooklyn Park Police Department is seeking the public’s help investigating a kidnapping …
Kevin Miller
Community Editor
Following are some of the incidents reported to Brooklyn Park Police Department, May 10-17:
Kevin Miller
Community Editor
ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — Gov. Mark Dayton vetoed massive tax and budget bills on Wednesday tha…
The Brooklyn Park City Council adopted rules May 14 for public conduct during its meetings.
Kevin Miller
Community Editor
The Brooklyn Park City Council awarded a $1.3 million bid to TMI Coatings Inc. to repaint th…
Kevin Miller
Community Editor
The savagery that struck Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, on Feb. 14 continues to awaken the consciousness of the country. When 14 students and three adults were gunned down by a former student wielding an assault rifle, a youth movement was born from the tragedy.
Gov. Mark Dayton released his proposed bonding bill in January asking for $1.5 billion. On the same day of the release, legislators suggested the amount was too high and a bill closer to $800 million was more realistic.
Chances are you’ve seen it where you live or work. Homes are being built again, jobs are plentiful and new apartments are sprouting faster than many Minnesotans can remember. The housing crisis and Great Recession are assuredly over.
The food and beverage scene on West Broadway is continuing to expand and change.
A business subsidy requested by the three owners of Travail and Pig Ate My Pizza (PAMP) restaurants for expansion in downtown Robbinsdale is moving closer to approval.
To the Editor:
Have you been paying attention to recent issues with “support” animals, as compared to service animals?
Have you ever hurt someone you care about with a harsh word? Perhaps you made a big mistake at work and you dreaded the moment it was discovered? Did you ever make a negative assumption about a person or people because of skin color, dress, age or any other observation? Yes, yes and yes.
Signs of spring are finally here, sunshine and warmer temperatures at last! Similarly at North Hennepin Community College, spring blooms nearly 500 NHCC graduates who will enter the workforce or transfer to a four-year university to pursue their bachelor’s degree. Wow! And these NHCC grads r…
Kevin Miller
Community Editor
As Minnesotans, we love our lakes. We love to boat, fish, ski and swim. But if our lakes could talk, would they say they shared the same feelings? Maybe not. By bringing our boats from one lake to another, we are sometimes unknowingly spreading aquatic invasive species from one lake to another.
The inexperienced Osseo High baseball team is finding life tough in the Northwest Suburban Conference. Entering this week, the Orioles are 2-10.
For the first time in six years, Osseo was able to defeat district rival Maple Grove in softball.
The Minnesota Distance Running Association (MDRA) is hosting a Race Directors’ Roundtable Series in five, two-hour informal discussions from 7-9 p.m. moderated by the MDRA.
Jason Olson
Sports Editor
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