Newsbriefs - Bulletin Area

Why should you rake your leaves? It’s a simple answer: to protect the environment.

The Roseville City Council approved a preliminary property tax levy increase of 4.2 percent for 2019 at its Sept. 24 meeting. The 4.2 percent increase is now the maximum amount the council can raise the 2019 property tax levy.

Everyone remembers a favorite teacher, someone who motivates and inspires students for a lifetime. Minnesotans have the opportunity again this fall to nominate that unique educator for Minnesota Teacher of the Year.

Roseville firefighters really know how to cook, and for the last time, they plan to dish up a hearty serving of the best booya around. Join the Roseville Fire Department Auxiliary at its final booya fundraiser on Sunday, Oct. 7 at 10 a.m.

Be aware. Fire can happen anywhere and in a fire, seconds can make all the difference. Local firefighters encourage residents to take these steps to help reduce the chance of death or injury in a fire — remember, look, listen and learn.

An area paddling route got a lot more sinuous, a bit longer and somewhat wilder this season when a previously straightened segment was channeled into a remeandered stream.

The League of Women Voters Roseville Area is sponsoring a number of candidate forums in September and October featuring candidates in local elections, as well as a Minnesota House race.

The League of Women Voters Roseville Area is sponsoring a number of candidate forums in September and October featuring candidates in local elections, as well as a Minnesota House race.

The general public who have been snapping photos in Washington County Parks now have the opportunity to submit those photos with the possibility of them being used on the county’s annual 2019/2020 parks pass.

All-terrain vehicle users registered for private or agricultural use can explore both old and new trails without cost Sept. 7 to 9. Typically users would pay the registration fee, which costs $60 for three years, to ride the public trails.