Dulhot residents can comment on a proposed booster station project in the Woodland neighborhood until July 3. The project, estimated at $8 million, requires an environmental review. Public input is sought on potential environmental impacts.

Minnesota invests over $20 million in opioid crisis, introduces a Summer EBT program, allocates $100 million to combat homelessness, celebrates Foster Care Month, seeks feedback on child support, and improves transport for the disabled.

The Wright County Sheriff's Office is holding its annual Open House on June 7, featuring K-9 demonstrations, jail tours, a helicopter display, drone demos, and free food.

Coon Rapids implements a sprinkling ban, allowing odd/even numbered houses to water lawns on corresponding days to conserve water, with some exemptions for new plantings.

Eden Prairie calls for volunteers for Sparklefest and 4th of July, boasts quality drinking water, and promotes "Slow-Mow Summer" initiative.

Cleary Lake Regional Park hosts a cabin-building Family Fun Day, where participants can use historical tools to construct a log cabin, free of charge.

Ramsey County is taking steps to protect swans at Sucker Lake from lead poisoning by considering a ban on lead fishing tackle, among other measures, while addressing community concerns.

The City of Plymouth reminds citizens of door-to-door sales regulations, requiring peddlers to have a license, restrict sales hours, avoid noise and harassment, and respect property boundaries, with penalties for non-compliance.

Cleary Lake Regional Park hosts morning Qigong sessions in June to promote balance and awareness, suitable for all experience levels and free of charge.

Ramsey County announces a series of events for LGBTQ+ Pride Month, including picnics, parades, and a presence at the Twin Cities Pride festival, highlighting its commitment to inclusivity and LGBTQ+ rights.

Three Minnesota State University-Mankato graduates are set to join the Mankato Police Department, transitioning from Community Service Officers to full-time police officers.

Detective Mark Gustad retired from the EPPD after a career highlighted by his expertise in computer forensics, which played a crucial role in solving crimes.

Brooklyn Park is preparing for National Night Out on August 6, 2024, to enhance community bonds and safety. Residents are encouraged to organize block parties and register by July 26. Resources and contact information for assistance are available.