Isanti, United States (Local)
Not enough data
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.
If you're reaching out to Bill Stickels III with a pitch or as a potential source for an article, consider providing insights related to local government decisions or political developments in Isanti. Additionally, if your expertise lies within outdoor activities or leisure opportunities in the area of focus such as parks and recreation facilities or community events centered around nature and relaxation, it could be beneficial to engage him effectively.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
Following a satisfactory test-run over the 2025 summer, the Cambridge City Council is allowing attendees of the three 2026 “Third Thursday” events taking place in downtown Cambridge to purchase alcohol at participating businesses and carry it off-premises within the event's blocked-off area.
Representatives of the city of Isanti and North 65 Chamber of Commerce join the owners of Two Scoops at their ribbon cutting ceremony. The premium ice cream shop took over
Captain Cline leads the swearing in of Cambridge-Isanti High School seniors who are signing to serve in the US military after graduating. Listed as enlisting are (not all participated in
S aturday, May 16 marks my 10-year anniversary as editor of the Isanti-Chisago County Star.
By: Bill Stickels
Fueled by questions, concerns and allegations from numerous residents regarding the sudden appearance of eight license plate readers — commonly known as “Flock security cameras” — at major roadways entering Isanti County, Isanti County Sheriff Wayne Seiberlich addressed the Isanti County Commissioners during its May 12 Committee of the Whole meeting.
May 15, 2026. Looking west from the Highway 95 intersection with Dellwood street.
By: Bill Stickels
T uesday, May 19 was the first day for the first round of candidates filing to run for office in the November elections.
Despite the admittedly rough public revelation of the installation of eight license plate readers along major Isanti County roadways, Isanti County Sheriff Wayne Seiberlich staunchly stands behind his decision to utilize the controversial system on a trial basis.
An affordable apartment complex proposed to be constructed just north of the former Perkins property in Cambridge may be derailed after the Cambridge City Council denied a tax increment financing application from the developer.
One of the major talking points surrounding the Isanti County Sheriff’s Office’s use of Flock Security Cameras has been repeated examples of law enforcement or the government using the information
