Bulletin Area News

Air Force Airman 1st Class Ivette Arias, a Shoreview resident and Roseville Area High School graduate, graduated from basic military training at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, San Antonio, Texas.

Mounds View held its second reading of and a vote on an ordinance to regulate chickens and ducks at its June 22 city council meeting, after the deadline for the Bulletin.

Exactly 50 Falcon Heights and St. Anthony kids attended "Summer Survival School" on June 17 and 18 with St. Anthony Police Department Officer Jim South in St. Anthony's Central Park.

For residents and commuters in Ramsey County, many are probably well aware that construction season is in full swing.

Folks gathered to hear the music of Chastity Brown on June 10 at the Silverwood OnStage summer concert series in St. Anthony Village. (Linda E. Andersen/Review)

Wilshire Park Elementary School staff, friends and community members are hosting a benefit to show support and raise funds for quality of life improvements for third grade teach Carl Nowlin, who is no longer teaching at Wilshire Park due to his di

Carol Pech is a real estate agent but says she learns something new about other professions all the time.

Down to one aquifer, city can ban lawn watering
City officials are worried that New Brighton residents’ water usage will exceed the city’s ability to draw groundwater this summer.
And as of its city council meeting June 9, New Brighton city manager Dean Lotter has been empowered to enforce bans on outdoor water usage if necessary.

When we were kids, my sisters and I sat with Grandma and Grandpa Streelman at their kitchen table pitting cherries with old-fashioned hairpins after going to the orchard earlier in the day to pick the fruit.