Gerry Tietz, president of the New Brighton/Mounds View rotary club, ended the Nov. 21 lunch meeting with a proclamation; it’s a new era for the rotary club.
photos courtesy of Karen Pavlicin-Fragnito • Mounds View’s Alli Misialek swimming the butterfly in prelims — she went on to finish 14th overall in the 100-yard backstroke.
Mounds View High School sent five of its swimmers to the state meet Nov. 16-18. The girls swim and dive state championships were held at the University of Minnesota in the Jean K. Freeman Aquatic Center.
Some 69 members strong, the Mounds View High School girls swim and dive team concluded its regular season by defeating its last four opponents and finishing seventh at the true team state meet, ahead of rival East Ridge.
The Minnesota Department of Transportation is seeking feedback on a planned third lane for eastbound Highway 10 between Interstate 35W and Highway 96 at a Nov. 8 open house.
courtesy of Minnesota Department of Transportation
Now that winter is approaching and road construction season is beginning to wrap up, the Minnesota Department of Transportation wants to know what residents think about yet another road project.
Though its signs haven’t changed yet, the former Carmike Wynnsong 15 in Mounds View is now owned by New Vision Theatres, a company based out of Westfield, New Jersey. Under its new name — Mounds View 15 — the theater will soon begin selling alcoholic drinks to moviegoers.
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Mounds View has just one movie theater, and with its population of 13,000 residents, and a geographical area of approximately four square miles, Mayor Carol Mueller says “that makes sense.”