June 10’s heat and wind didn’t stop or even slow the fun at the block party organized by Roseville police at the Brittany Marion Apartments near the intersection of Rice Street and Larpenteur Avenue in Roseville.
The event was sparked by a conversation between Peg Kennedy and Roseville police... + continue reading
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A more than 200-unit apartment development proposed for the southeast corner of County Road D and Old Highway 8 in Roseville brought neighbors out in droves to speak against the proposal at the city’s June 5 Economic Development Authority meeting. Though the authority voted against a pledge of city funding to support for the project, the developer is moving forward with its plan, and is likely to seek greater public input. courtesy of Google Maps
Contaminated groundwater deep beneath the Rice Creek Commons development in Arden Hills has delayed the project’s timeline, as officials look at clean-up and possible design tweaks. submitted graphic
Zach Schiller and Jack Wallish, a bass-fishing team from Roseville, with their fourth-place catch at the June 3 Fishing League Worldwide High School Fishing Minnesota Open in Wabasha. That strong finish qualified them for the 2017 High School Fishing World Finals in Alabama. They’re headed there for the tournament’s June 27 start. photo courtesy of Jay Wallish
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June 10’s heat and wind didn’t stop or even slow the fun at the block party organized by Roseville police at the Brittany Marion Apartments near the intersection of Rice Street and Larpenteur Avenue in Roseville.
The event was sparked by a conversation between Peg Kennedy and Roseville... + continue reading
A more than 200-unit apartment development proposed for the southeast corner of County Road D and Old Highway 8 in Roseville brought neighbors out in droves to speak against the proposal at the city’s June 5 Economic Development Authority meeting. Though the authority voted against a pledge of city funding to support for the project, the developer is moving forward with its plan, and is likely to seek greater public input. courtesy of Google Maps
Concerns raised over traffic, changes, brought by 200-unit complex
A proposed $46 million apartment development slated for the northwest corner of Roseville drew a crowd to the city’s June 5 Economic Development Authority meeting where neighbors raised concerns about the development’s... + continue reading
Contaminated groundwater deep beneath the Rice Creek Commons development in Arden Hills has delayed the project’s timeline, as officials look at clean-up and possible design tweaks. submitted graphic
Recently, overseers of the Rice Creek Commons development in Arden Hills had to reconsider the project’s timeline due to pollutants lingering deep beneath the property’s surface, delaying next-step approvals.
Almost simultaneously, Ramsey County was recognized with an award for... + continue reading
Zach Schiller and Jack Wallish, a bass-fishing team from Roseville, with their fourth-place catch at the June 3 Fishing League Worldwide High School Fishing Minnesota Open in Wabasha. That strong finish qualified them for the 2017 High School Fishing World Finals in Alabama. They’re headed there for the tournament’s June 27 start. photo courtesy of Jay Wallish
Riding along in a car on a recent afternoon after school, Zach Schiller and Jack Wallish, both 16, pass the phone back and forth to discuss their recent fishing exploits.
Neither half of the bass-fishing duo from Roseville Area High School will say which fisherman is better — both say... + continue reading
On June 14 — Flag Day — some 150 people turned out for the Phase II dedication of Veterans Memorial Park in Little Canada.
The need for the more than $200,000 memorial, funded by donations and built in part by donated work, was brought to the attention of the Little Canada City Council... + continue reading
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A new development, a tiny home community called The East Yard, will be located at 627 Bush Ave., on a strip of land between Bush Avenue and the railroad tracks in the Railroad Island neighborhood. Marjorie Otto/Review
The East Side Neighborhood Development Company has been working for a few years now on a small home cluster, homes that will range between 800 to 1,000 square feet, and be arranged in a non-linear pattern near the corner of Payne and Maryland avenues. file photo
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A new development, a tiny home community called The East Yard, will be located at 627 Bush Ave., on a strip of land between Bush Avenue and the railroad tracks in the Railroad Island neighborhood. Marjorie Otto/Review
After hearing about the Col. Kenneth Wofford mural at Farnsworth Upper Campus, LaVone Kay, center, from the CAF Red Tail Squadron, contacted upper campus Principal Hamilton Bell, left, about donating Wofford’s uniform to be on display at the school. Keith Baker, right, was a family friend of Wofford’s and took care of the uniform after the Wofford family donated it to the CAF Red Tail Squadron. Wofford was a Tuskegee Airman who flew missions in the Korean and Vietnam wars; in his post-U.S. Airforce life he visited Farnsworth many times and interacted with students. Marjorie Otto/Review
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June 10’s heat and wind didn’t stop or even slow the fun at the block party organized by Roseville police at the Brittany Marion Apartments near the intersection of Rice Street and Larpenteur Avenue... + continue reading
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St. Anthony police officer Jeronimo Yanez has been found not guilty of all counts for killing Philando Castile.
Yanez was charged with second-degree manslaughter for shooting Castile to... + continue reading
With the impending end of its police contract with Falcon Heights, St. Anthony Village has budgeted for a smaller police force in 2018. Mike Munzenrider/Review
These Webster fourth graders showed they can get silly in a group photo, which was taken after they learned about electricity at the Minnesota Municipal Power Agency’s Faribault Energy Park. submitted photo
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St. Anthony police officer Jeronimo Yanez has been found not guilty of all counts for killing Philando Castile.
Yanez was charged with second-degree manslaughter for shooting Castile to... + continue reading
With the impending end of its police contract with Falcon Heights, St. Anthony Village has budgeted for a smaller police force in 2018. Mike Munzenrider/Review
These Webster fourth graders showed they can get silly in a group photo, which was taken after they learned about electricity at the Minnesota Municipal Power Agency’s Faribault Energy Park. submitted photo
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June 10’s heat and wind didn’t stop or even slow the fun at the block party organized by Roseville police at the Brittany Marion Apartments near the intersection of Rice Street and Larpenteur Avenue... + continue reading
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