The Teen Career Fair in Woodbury at R. H. Stafford Library offers summer job opportunities for teens on April 29th, with local employers attending despite construction at the venue.

Washington County has announced a special collection event on May 4 at the Forest Lake Transit Center for residents to safely dispose of electronic waste and hazardous materials.

Ramsey County seeks a new Director of Building Operations to manage assets, energy initiatives, and security. Deadline for applications was April 21st.

Roseville Library hosts a weekly job fair every Tuesday where local employers meet prospective candidates, part of Ramsey County's employment initiative.

The South Shore YMCA Emilson in Hanover hosted a children's event with activities and a K9 demonstration by the Plymouth County Sheriff's Department and Hanover PD's Comfort Dog Lainey.

The City of Blaine Police Department encourages homeowners to use spring cleaning as a way to enhance home security, based on the principles of CPTED, by maintaining their yards and improving visibility to deter criminals.

Chanhassen ends its tree sale today, urging residents to buy their limit of five saplings each while supplies last, with a focus on proper tree care and selection suitable for individual planting conditions.

Ramsey begins its spring street sweeping to clear winter debris and prevent storm sewer clogs, starting in the north and moving south. Residents are advised to exercise caution around the operations.

Mankato is seeking an Inspector I – Building to ensure property safety and code compliance. Applicants are encouraged to apply before the May 7 deadline.

Brooklyn Park reminds residents of its upcoming biannual Recycling Week and Drop-Off event, advising on preparation and acceptable items for recycling and drop-off.

Lori Halbur, a social worker with the Coon Rapids Police Department, offers free support for various social issues. Citizens can drop by the Anoka County Library, Crooked Lake Branch, for monthly one-on-one sessions with her.

Coon Rapids has announced an Earth Month park clean-up event at Lions Coon Creek Park on April 27, seeking volunteers to help maintain the park's environment. Details and sign-up are available on the city's website.

Maple Grove Police celebrated the return of SROs Missy Parker and Tony Mollen to ISD279, a move supported by the community, as highlighted in a story by David Schuman.