Council Member Adam Oliver Resigns
At Tuesday’s Becker City Council meeting, Council Member Adam Oliver stunned his audience by stepping to the podium and declaring he was resigning his seat on council effective immediately. Oliver — whose prag...
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Cw Officials Debating Utility Loan Refinancing
Clearwater hasn’t increased its water and sewer rates this year. But that may be happening if city officials can’t find another way to keep the water and sewer funds in the black. At the March city council mee...
Council Okays Lease For Lions, Food Shelf
The Clearwater City Council agreed Monday to move ahead with a lease to the Clearwater Lions and the Clearwater-Clear Lake Food Shelf. Last year, the council discussed creating some type of agreement to cover ...
$1.2 Expansion Design Contract Approved
The Sherburne County Board of Commissioners took the next step in the process of expanding the Government Center Tuesday by approving a schematic design contract with BWBR Architects totalling $1.2 million. La...
Property Owners Can Get Curbs Changed
Clearwater homeowners who were affected by the Northeast Area Street and Utility Improvement project are getting a chance to have their driveways modified. When the project began last summer, a few property ow...
Board Approves Permit For Alive! Church
The Sherburne County Board approved a conditional use permit Tuesday for Alive! Lutheran Church to build and operate a church on Co. Rd. 11 in Big Lake Township. The request had been denied last year because ...
Wealth Of Services Available For Seniors
There are a number of valuable services available for seniors that many aren’t aware of. April 21, over 30 people came to hear Wright County Health Services RN Amy Nystuen discuss some of them at the monthly You...
Warner Lake Nature Center Holds First Ever Open House
Planning a wedding or celebrating a graduation? Hosting an event? Check out the Warner Lake Nature Center in Clearwater. Thirty people attended the first ever open house for Warner Lake Nature Center April 23....
Clearview Students Collect Change To Save Lives
Seven hundred thirty-eight dollars and sixty-five cents is a lot of pennies. That’s how much Clearview Elementary students raised in their recent “Pennies for Patients” fundraiser for leukemia, which ran April 4...
Riders On The ‘Orphan Train’ Program Are Presented At Becker And Clearwater
Between 1854 and 1929, over 250,000 orphaned, surrendered and abandoned children, mostly from New York City, were placed out during what came to be known as the orphan train movement. The story of these childr...
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