Dozens of firefighters respond; fires caused thousands of dollars of damage but no injuries
In a matter of just three days, the Roseville Fire Department was called to fight two early-morning residential fires.
The first blaze, which was reported around 3:30 a.m. at an apartment building in... + continue reading
The Roseville Fire Department responded to the first residential fire of the week at 3:30 a.m. on Jan. 26. None were injured, but two pet cats died in the fire. (Photo courtesy of the Roseville Fire Department)
The North Suburban Chorus performed on Jan. 24 at the Eagles Club in New Brighton. (Linda E. Andersen/Review)
Ann Mlinar Milner, “The Dayton’s Lady,” worked at the store for 85 years. (submitted photos)
One of three tournament finalists, team 5805D, Beacon E & R 4: Michael Ettesvold, Blake Anderson, Nolan Harre and Sarah Arend. (submitted photo)
Kindergarten Day at the Roseville Library brought out Batman and his allies—and some bad guys, too—to entertain the kids on Saturday, Jan. 24. (Linda E. Andersen/Review)
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Bill Mahre was unique in many ways
I’m not sure how many years ago it was that I met Bill Mahre. The well-known Maplewood resident wore his credentials inconspicuously. That, however, did not mean he wasn’t a man of many talents.
Heck, Bill Mahre lived... + continue reading
Tickets still available for cash drawing
The Lake Elmo Lions’ 58th annual ice fishing contest that was supposed to take place Super Bowl Sunday on Lake Jane has been cancelled due to poor ice conditions brought on by milder temperatures.
The contest’s co-chair Craig Knoll... + continue reading
Council members say it’s time to move forward
At its Jan. 20 meeting, the Lake Elmo City Council voted to lift restrictions placed on council member Anne Smith, which barred her from one-on-one communications with city staff.
Council members voted to censure Smith at the Sept.... + continue reading
The Roseville Fire Department responded to the first residential fire of the week at 3:30 a.m. on Jan. 26. None were injured, but two pet cats died in the fire. (Photo courtesy of the Roseville Fire Department)
Dozens of firefighters respond; fires caused thousands of dollars of damage but no injuries
In a matter of just three days, the Roseville Fire Department was called to fight two early-morning residential fires.
The first blaze, which was reported around 3:30 a.m. at an apartment... + continue reading
Pastor Ed Rhodes and his wife, Barbara. (submitted photo)
Over the weekend, Frank Slattery, owner of North St. Paul Furniture in downtown North St. Paul, finished moving all the sofas, mattresses, tables and recliners he used to display in two storefronts into a smaller showroom on the north end of the building.
The reason: to make room for new... + continue reading
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The Roseville Fire Department responded to the first residential fire of the week at 3:30 a.m. on Jan. 26. None were injured, but two pet cats died in the fire. (Photo courtesy of the Roseville Fire Department)
Dozens of firefighters respond; fires caused thousands of dollars of damage but no injuries
In a matter of just three days, the Roseville Fire Department was called to fight two early-morning... + continue reading
One of three tournament finalists, team 5805D, Beacon E & R 4: Michael Ettesvold, Blake Anderson, Nolan Harre and Sarah Arend. (submitted photo)
Programming Skills Winner, team 5805A, Beacon E & R 1: Subin An, Stephen Mylabathula and Jun Kim. (submitted photo)
Kindergarten Day at the Roseville Library brought out Batman and his allies—and some bad guys, too—to entertain the kids on Saturday, Jan. 24. (Linda E. Andersen/Review)
Oakdale - Lake Elmo
Tartan and U of M graduate Michael Veit won the prestigious Leroy Apker Award in 2014. He is currently pursuing a PhD in applied physics at Stanford University. (submitted photo)
Oakdale-native and 2009 Tartan High School graduate Michael Veit made history by being named the University of Minnesota’s first recipient of the prestigious Leroy Apker Award for undergraduate... + continue reading
Folks gathered atop a frozen Lake Jane at last year’s Lake Elmo Lions Ice Fishing Contest. The event takes place Super Bowl Sunday every year. (Linda Baumeister/Review)
These Northern pike earned three anglers cash prizes at last year’s contest.
Longtime Hill-Murray educator Frank Asenbrenner poses with his daughter Peg Sutherland. (file photo)
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Pastor Ed Rhodes and his wife, Barbara. (submitted photo)
Over the weekend, Frank Slattery, owner of North St. Paul Furniture in downtown North St. Paul, finished moving all the sofas, mattresses, tables and recliners he used to display in two storefronts... + continue reading
Virgil Crowder, photographed back in 2007, has recently retired after decades of being a familiar sight around downtown North St. Paul. (Linda Baumeister/Review)
Crowder saying farewell to Doreen Hruby, an employee that often greeted him at Sandberg Funeral Home. (submitted photo/Rick Nelson)
Crowder clocking out after delivering to businesses downtown at 3:06 p.m., on his last day. (submitted photo/Rick Nelson)
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St. Anthony seeks applicants for city council vacancy
On Jan. 1, St. Anthony city council member Jim Roth submitted a letter of resignation effective Jan. 13.
Per Minnesota Statutes 412.02, the... + continue reading
Ann Mlinar Milner, “The Dayton’s Lady,” worked at the store for 85 years. (submitted photos)
Catherine Mlinar was a teacher and a poet and taught all over the world. (submitted photos)
Helen Mlinar Quady lost her husband to World War II and worked for the federal government. (submitted photos)
George Wagner at the St. Anthony Area Veterans Memorial, near City Hall and Central Park. (Photo courtesy of Barb Suciu, city of St. Anthony)
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Old and new rest rooms and locker rooms as the renovations at the New Brighton Community Center are just more than halfway completed. (Mike Munzenrider/Bulletin)
Old and new rest rooms and locker rooms as the renovations at the New Brighton Community Center are just more than halfway completed. (Mike Munzenrider/Bulletin)
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