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For municipal and school district offices that don't hold primaries, the filing period for candidates was from Tuesday, July 30 through Tuesday Aug. 13.
By: Matt DeBow
At the Spring Lake Park Schools Board's last meeting — held on Aug. 12 — before students returned to the classroom, Superintendent Jeff Ronneberg gave an overview of the district's operations plan for the 2024-25 school year.
Before Spring Lake Park Schools’ students were learning in the classroom, Superintendent Jeff Ronneberg gave the school board, during its Aug. 12 meeting, an overview of the 2024-25 school year.
The Ramsey City Council, at their August 12th meeting, unanimously approved a Conditional Use Permit and site plan that will allow for construction
Blaine Arrests • On Aug. 30 at 1:26 a.m. in the 1500 block of 124th Ave. NE a welfare check of a driver resulted in an arrest, and the driver was charged with possession of a controlled substance.
Kids ran across a 300-foot wooden boardwalk with two slides offering them a way down during the city of Ramsey’s grand opening celebration of its newest neighborhood park and nature-based
The Ramsey City Council voted 5-2 to approve a variance for a lean-to structure and concrete slab at 6850 148th Lane NW during its Oct. 8 meeting.
We are tired, weary, bruised and bloody from covering election night, but we must trudge on and publish the results. The injuries are metaphorical of course, but covering the results
Three Ramsey city councilors drafted a resolution to terminate its 2018 agreement with Anoka County for the use of electronic poll pads for elections.
After 24 years of service to Ramsey's Police Department, Chief Jeff Katers has stepped down from the post as he retired from law enforcement duties Monday, Nov. 18.
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