Larson Boats may be adding some potential new products that may add job opportunities for the area.
A shipping container the U.S. Army is looking at developing, is one of the new ventures for Larson Boats. The container could have multiple uses, Larson Boats president Al Kuebelbeck said. See more in Scott Doane's Morrison County Record story.
The Minnesota School of Excellence Program promotes excellence through a rigorous evaluation process that showcases dynamic schools of the 21st century. See more in Forest Lake Times story by Jennifer Larson.
A trio of suspects have been arrested in connection with several forced-entry burglaries, including at least one and an attempt in the Harris area of Fish Lake Township, thanks to a cooperative effort by law enforcement agencies from six to seven counties.
The spotlight will be on marching bands next week at Eastview High School.
Seventeen high school marching bands from Minnesota and Wisconsin will converge on Apple Valley on Saturday, Sept. 11, for the Eastview Marching Band Festival. The event, which is held annually the first Saturday in September and is now in its 12th year, runs from 5 to 10:30 p.m. in the school’s stadium. See more in Andrew Miller's ThisweekLive story.
Courtney Mensink, front, and fellow Eastview marching band members (from left) Davis Arbogast, Elizabeth Wolf and Shaina Bullock rehearsed on Monday in preparation for the Eastview Marching Band Festival on Sept. 11.
(Photo by Andrew Miller)
Michael Frederick Bayer, 5025 Flamingo Drive N.E., pleaded guilty Aug. 26 in Anoka County District Court to first-degree DWI, which is a felony. See more in Eric Hagen's ABC Newspapers story.
The breakfast is at the Don Hansen VFW, 17438 Baltimore St. N.E., in Ham Lake. See more in Eric Hagen's ABC Newspapers story.
The district’s Spring Lake Park High School now operates on a seven-period day. Westwood Middle School operates on a four-period day, modified block schedule. See more in Elyse Kaner's Blaine/Spring Lake Park Life story.
by T.W. Budig
ECM Capitol reporter
The chilly wind did not affect the talk at the gubernatorial candidates’ forum at the Minnesota State Fair today (Friday, Sept. 3), which was lively, heated, aggressive. SEE SLIDESHOW
Republican Rep. Tom Emmer, Democrat former U.S. senator Mark Dayton, and Independence Party candidate Tom Horner appeared before several hundred people at the Minnesota Public Radio forum — the lively crowd applauded, jeered, booed the candidates as they fielded questions from the moderator and public.
An increasingly familiar trio — former U.S. senator Mark Dayton, Rep. Tom Emmer, and Tom Horner — sat together again onstage for another gubernatorial forum, this one at the Minnesota State Fair on Friday, Sept. 3. (Photo by T.W. Budig, ECM Capitol Reporter)
Read more: Gubernatorial debate at State Fair lively, heated and aggressive
Minneapolis, MN -- Minnesota Twins Hall of Famer Rod Carew will be roaming the Twins field once again, this time as a supporter in search of curing blood cancers.
Carew and Minnesota Twins President Dave St. Peter are determined to help build awareness of the approximate 913,000 people in the U.S. living with a blood cancer, and will show their support by participating in the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society's (LLS) Light The Night® Walk on September 26, 2010 at Target Field at 5 p.m.
Read more: Hall of Famer Carew, Twins President St. Peter to chair cancer walk
“Firm step, follow through, trust your shoe.” Tiffany Syring has been hearing that phrase for as long as she can remember, having grown up in a family of accomplished horseshoe pitchers.
The St. Paul native has excelled in the sport from a young age, placing third in the junior world championships in 1993.
Now 34 and president of the horseshoe club in Forest Lake, Syring has found her way back to the sport’s forefront. After taking several years off from professional competition to raise a family, she reached the championship round of the World Horseshoe Pitching Championships in Cedar Rapids, IA last month.
See more in Forest Lake Times story by Sports Editor Clint Riese.
Forest Lake’s Tiffany Syring is seeded second as she heads to the state championship in Mankato this weekend. (Photo submitted)
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