In a 4-1 vote last week, the Wright County Board of Commissioners decided to remain a member of the Tri-County Forensics Lab Joint Powers partnership - at least until the current agreement expires in 2018. Las...
The Clearwater City Council tabled a decision last week on whether to extend its residential growth incentive program. The program reimburses new home owners for water and sewer access charges (WAC & SAC),...
A group of 20 officials from cities and government agencies around the area met at the Sherburne County Government Center last Friday morning to hear the latest on the challenges and potential solutions to serio...
Mike Garland of Santiago Twp. is at it again. Last year, Garland biked across eight states to aid the Relay for Life American Cancer Society. This year, he plans to walk from the Mexican border to the Canad...
Gardens are not made by singing 'Oh, how beautiful,' and sitting in the shade. — Rudyard Kipling Gardens are made by kneeling in the soil, getting one’s hands dirty and having lots of patience. And with Sp...
On the agenda for the Feb. 22 Haven Township Board Meeting was reports from Representative Jim Knoblach and Sherburne County Sheriff Jeff Brott along with the Sauk Rapids Fire Department contract. Sheriff’s An...
One District, One Book. Each District 742 elementary school family, including those at Clearview Elementary, received the book, Mr. Popper’s Penguins, to read together during the month of February, which is also...
At the Fort Lauderdale A1A Marathon in Florida Feb. 14, Clearview Elementary Physical Education teacher George Bienusa crossed the finish line. Doing so signaled the completion of a journey begun 14 years ago, t...
Jerrid Sebesta — former KARE11 meteorologist — was the keynote speaker at last weekend’s back-to-back Great River Faith In Action (GRAFIA) Gala events. Friday, the gala was held at the Crown Room Banquet Cente...
Central Minnesota Jobs & Training Services (CMJTS) has been awarded a National Emergency grant to help long-term unemployed people get back to work. The $862,500 grant from the Dept. of Employment and Eco...
