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Last Friday, I was really looking forward to Cambridge’s first Concert in the Park. While, between Cambridge, North Branch, and Isanti’s summertime free concerts there’s at least one or two

New Pathways celebrated its ribbon cutting in Cambridge with the North 65 Chamber of Commerce. Employees of New Pathways were joined by chamber members, family and friends to mark the

The Cambridge Police Department is aiming to reinitiate a longtime community crime-prevention program, with the possibility of adding a modern-day twist.

The Isanti Firefighters Rodeo has come a long way since its meager beginnings back in 1976 — from receiving little-to-no coverage even in the local newspapers to being nationally recognized

Looking west from the Birch Street intersection.

I n the midst of all the serious election talk out there, it is nice to have some sort of fun diversion, even if technically that diversion is also related to voting.

Partially to gauge if the vandalism will continue, but mostly out of necessity, porta-potties will gradually be replaced in Cambridge city parks — beginning with the locations that feature the highest traffic and a couple that are easiest to observe by a patrol car passing by.

Rachael Ekstedt is proof positive of what great things can happen when two prominent local non-profits combine to help a family in need.

I’m sure anyone who picked up a copy of last week’s Star noticed our front page photo and corresponding photo spread on page 2 from the Tibetan American Foundation of

The city of Isanti isn't messing around in regard to warding off unwanted data centers being constructed within city limits — establishing a 30-month moratorium on such facilities.