Bill Stickels III is a journalist who writes for the Isanti-Chisago County Star, focusing on local news in Isanti, Minnesota. With a keen eye for photography, Bill's "Worth a Thousand Words" articles capture the essence of the community and its events. He also covers a range of topics including local government, business openings, and community initiatives.
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Bill Stickels III focuses on local news, particularly government and politics in Isanti, Minnesota. His coverage also includes outdoor activities, leisure, relaxation, and nature-related topics.
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By: Bill Stickels Iii
Cambridge-Isanti’s Aften Sandquist digs out a serve during the Jackets’ match against Duluth East.
The Cambridge Police Department is following in the paw prints of the Isanti County Sheriff’s Office and an increasing number of other law enforcement agencies across the country by adding
After hearing public outcry over the possibility of drones buzzing around people and nature in any of Isanti County’s parks, the Isanti County Parks and Recreation Committee and Isanti County
By: Bill Stickels
After some final number adjustments, the Isanti County Commissioners have settled on going forward with a 1.99% increase for the 2025 preliminary levy. One of those adjustments, however, was not to make any changes to how much they get paid.
By: Bill Stickels Iii
At long last, here it is the much-anticipated results of the Isanti-Chisago County Star’s Best of Readers’ Choice voting.
Citing an opportunity too good to pass up, Cambridge Deputy City Administrator Alex Smith has turned in her resignation, effective Nov. 15.
By: Bill Stickels Iii
A year from now, at the conclusion of the 2025 street improvement project, Cambridge’s South Main Street is most likely going to look very different from what it does now.
By: Bill Stickels
O ne of the things I've always loved about sports is how they are a microcosm of life. Sports gives you the opportunity to work through adversity, celebrate and cherish successes, and things don't always go perfectly as planned.
By: Bill Stickels Iii
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In response to a Level 3 registered predatory offender taking up residence in the city of Cambridge, a public meeting was held on Monday, Oct. 14 to give concerned residents the opportunity to find out more about the offender. Residents from North Branch were also invited to attend as the offender has also registered an address in the North Branch city limits as a possible temporary place of residence.
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