Bulletin Area News

“I’ve never heard of a senior photo scholarship before,” said Jenn Bouchey, sitting at photographer Maricris Treuenfels’ dining room table on a recent afternoon at her New Brighton home.

The mood in the conference room at the Shoreview Community Center grew uneasy as the 911 tape played.

No need to lose sleep over possible changes to school start times for Mounds View Public Schools District 621.

Changes coming to Shoreview and Vadnais Heights city councils
Many Bulletin-area incumbents were re-elected following this year's election Nov. 4.
All incumbent representatives on the federal and state levels will maintain their seats.

A sex offender notification meeting that was scheduled for Wednesday night at Vadnais Heights Elementary School has been canceled, as confirmed by Ramsey County Undersheriff Jack Serier.

Save for a triumph of write-in candidates, the Mounds View city council is likely to remain unchanged following election day Nov. 4, as the mayor and two council members up for reelection are running unopposed to keep their seats.

Arden Hills has three open spots on its city council in the upcoming elections on Nov. 4—two council member seats and the mayor’s chair—and exactly three people will be on the ballot next week to fill those positions.

The Ramsey County Sheriff's office is holding a public notification meeting in Vadnais Heights on Wednesday, Oct. 29, regarding a Level III sex offender who is registered to move into the city.

The North Suburban Communications Commission is recommending its member cities approve a cable franchise transfer from Comcast to Midwest Cable, NSCC said in a Friday afternoon release.