ParkTV seeks a part-time Production Assistant willing to work nights and weekends, especially during the summer months. Applications open for both adults and high school students.

The article discusses Minneapolis' Sexual Violence Awareness Month, grant opportunities for local businesses, a new state child tax credit, homeowner assistance programs, and Council Member Ellison's initiatives to tackle community issues.

Board Chair Commissioner Fernando delivered the State of the County address, emphasizing collaboration and proactive measures in public safety and health, and promoting stronger community ties.

Coon Rapids supports a bill for equitable high-speed Internet access across Minnesota, with local leaders advocating for franchise fees to fund community programming as cable usage declines.

The city begins its annual fire hydrant maintenance, testing around 4,500 hydrants over three weeks to ensure functionality and water quality. Residents should be cautious of water on streets.

Minneapolis announces the start of its 2024 yard waste collection on April 8, with specific guidelines for set-out methods, size, and weight limitations. Raking leaves into the street is illegal.

The 2023 Workforce Solutions Annual Business Report for Ramsey County is now available, detailing the agency's programs, financials, and success stories from the past year.

Eden Prairie is conducting fire hydrant maintenance, recognized for reducing road salt usage, has upcoming Planning Commission meetings, is seeking Heritage Preservation Award nominees, and is actively engaging in community-focused initiatives.

Scott County's Cleary Lake Regional Park hosts "Share Your Story" for seniors to explore local history and preserve family legacies through storytelling and free digital scanning of ancestral photos and documents on April 16.

Mankato residents search for the owner of a friendly, found pit bull mix in the care of BENCHS. The dog has no microchip and information is sought for its return.

Former Coon Rapids Fire Chief and Mayor Bill Thompson has passed away, leaving a legacy of dedicated public service that contributed to the city's development.

CenterPoint Energy begins a project replacing natural gas lines in Plymouth, targeting early summer completion. Minimal traffic disruption is expected, with no costs to residents for service upgrades.

The Plymouth Yard Waste Site is open for residents to dispose of lawn debris, excluding grass clippings and lumber. It operates Wednesday to Sunday with varying hours by season.