Newsbriefs - Bulletin Area

The Roseville City Council unanimously adopted a final 2019 budget of about $55.5 million during its last meeting of the year on Dec. 3. The new budget is an increase of about $1.3 million or 2.3 percent compared to 2018.

The City of Roseville Public Works Department asks that motorists drive with extra care during and after a snowfall. Snowplow operators request assistance from drivers in the following ways:

Shoreview residents ranked the overall quality of life in the city highly again this year, according to Peter Leatherman of the Morris-Leatherman Company (MLC).

The weeks after Thanksgiving are one of the busiest shopping times of the year. It’s also a time that thieves and pickpockets are on the lookout for distracted shoppers.

For families in need with kids, baby to 18 years old, living in Washington, Chisago, Ramsey and Dakota counties only, register by Dec. 10 to receive gifts and stocking stuffers for kids up to age 18, as well as local resources.

Join friends and neighbors as the City of Roseville thanks council member Tammy McGehee for her service and wishes her a fond farewell.

The way we shop has changed. Instead of going to the store, the store comes to your home. Mail carriers and package delivery companies are dropping packages and gifts at our doors.

Hanging clothes on lines or racks in the basement, especially in the winter when the house is dry, might seem like a logical energy-saving approach. But caution is advised. 

The day after Thanksgiving is one of the busiest shopping days of the year. It’s also a time that thieves and pickpockets are on the lookout for distracted shoppers.

The New Brighton Stockyard Days Festival committee is seeking creative individuals to join its board of directors in a variety of positions, including board officers and chair persons.