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Coon Rapids Thu. Oct 9 2025

Blaine Police Department Seeks Mental Health Coordinator to Strengthen Community Support

The Blaine Police Department has announced a major hiring initiative, actively seeking a dedicated Mental Health Coordinator to join its team.

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Coon Rapids Wed. Oct 8 2025

Minnesota CEOs Spotlight AI and Leadership at North Star Summit

Star Tribune’s inaugural North Star Summit saw three of Minnesota’s most influential business leaders come for a candid talk on AI, leadership, and future of innovation.

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Minnesota CEOs Spotlight AI and Leadership at North Star Summit

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Coon Rapids Wed. Oct 8 2025

Coon Rapids Police and Alexandra House Partner to Shine a Light on Domestic Violence

The Coon Rapids Police Department is reinforcing its commitment to community safety and support by partnering with Alexandra House to ending domestic and sexual violence.

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Tom Akaolisa Editor

Coon Rapids Wed. Oct 8 2025

Anoka Moves to Make “Sip-and-Stroll” Permanent: Social District Now Year-Round

The Anoka City Council has unanimously approved a measure to make the city’s downtown social district a year-round attraction.

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Coon Rapids Wed. Oct 8 2025

Anoka County Library to Host ‘Petite Concert’ Bringing Classical Music to Young Families

The Anoka County Library will host a special Petite Concert – Classical Music Event for Families on Friday, October 17, from 2:00 to 2:30 p.m.

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Tom Akaolisa Editor

Coon Rapids Wed. Oct 8 2025

Centerville City Council Approves 2026 Preliminary Budget and General Fund Levy

Centerville City Council has approved the preliminary budget for fiscal year 2026, setting the general fund levy at $4,358,694, an 8.17% increase over the 2025 levy of $4,029,435.

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Tom Akaolisa Editor

Coon Rapids Tue. Oct 7 2025

MINNEAPOLIMEDIA EDITORIAL | The Sky Is Broken: How the U.S. Government Shutdown Exposed the Cracks in America’s Air Travel System

Thousands of passengers grounded in Seattle, Pittsburgh, Orlando, Boston, and Minneapolis. Seventy flights canceled. More than 5,000 delayed.

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MINNEAPOLIMEDIA EDITORIAL | The Sky Is Broken: How the U.S. Government Shutdown Exposed the Cracks in America’s Air Travel System

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Coon Rapids Tue. Oct 7 2025

Coon Rapids Senior Center Celebrates 50 Years with Full Slate of October Events

The Coon Rapids Senior Center is ushering in autumn with a vibrant lineup of community programs, wellness initiatives, and educational offerings.

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Coon Rapids Senior Center Celebrates 50 Years with Full Slate of October Events

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Coon Rapids Tue. Oct 7 2025

Honored 2 Help to Host October Drive-Thru Food Distribution in Brooklyn Park

Honored 2 Help will host its monthly Drive-Thru Food Distribution on Saturday, October 11, from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

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Honored 2 Help to Host October Drive-Thru Food Distribution in Brooklyn Park

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Coon Rapids Tue. Oct 7 2025

Coon Rapids Police Department Hiring Police Technician as City Prepares for CRHS Homecoming Parade Road Closures

The City of Coon Rapids is reminding residents of an upcoming Coon Rapids High School Homecoming Parade and a technician opening within the Coon Rapids Police Department.

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Tom Akaolisa Editor

Coon Rapids Tue. Oct 7 2025

Police Continue Investigation After Ammunition Found at St. Francis Middle School

Local authorities are continuing their investigation following the discovery of ammunition on the grounds of St. Francis Middle School.

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Police Continue Investigation After Ammunition Found at St. Francis Middle School

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Coon Rapids Tue. Oct 7 2025

St. Louis Park City Council Weighs Salary Increase Amid Debate Over Equity and Fiscal Responsibility

The St. Louis Park City Council considering to substantially raise its own pay, sparking discussion about representation, accessibility, and fiscal prudence within city government

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St. Louis Park City Council Weighs Salary Increase Amid Debate Over Equity and Fiscal Responsibility

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