A memorial service for fallen Burnsville first responders will be held at Grace Church, Eden Prairie with access in person and via livestream. Traffic disruptions are expected, and educational routines will be adjusted accordingly.

Hopkins-Minnetonka Recreation Services is opening its summer program registration on March 5, offering activities like sports, crafts, and fitness classes.

MnDOT is hosting an open house to discuss the Highway 25 project aimed at improving safety and traffic in Buffalo to Monticello, including roundabouts and road improvements.

Ramsey County hosts a feedback event for financial assistance recipients, offering dinner, gift cards, childcare, and interpreters for community engagement.

The Blaine "Winter Impressions" photo contest invites residents to submit winter-themed photos by February 29 for a chance to win prizes and be featured on city platforms.

Officer Johnson from the Mankato Police read "Thidwick the Big-Hearted Moose" at Washington Elementary, fostering community ties and a love for reading among children.

Brooklyn Park has announced Recycling Week from Feb. 26 to Mar. 1, reminding residents to place bins out by 6:30 a.m. and offering a Recycling App for sorting queries.

Maple Grove, Minnesota faced a snow shortage, leading to diminished sledding activities. The city's Parks and Recreation called for sled donations to prepare for future seasons, maintaining optimism for snowier winters ahead.

New Yorkers celebrate National Library Lovers Month, with Maple Grove Library being highlighted. Minnesota reports 3.3 million patrons and 13.5 million library visits statewide, emphasizing libraries' vital role in the community.

The City of Mankato is hiring seasonal workers for their parks department to maintain public spaces and assist the community. Applications are open until March 11.

Saint Paul residents and police officers connected over coffee at Union Depot for "Coffee with a Cop," an event aimed at fostering community-police relations.

The Minneapolis International Festival is set to take place at Central Gym, featuring diverse cultural performances, art, and cuisine, on March 9, from 1-5 pm, free for all ages.

Apple Valley is seeking a new Planning Commission member to help shape the city's development. Applications are open until March 15, 2024, for a three-year term. The Commission meets twice monthly to review development plans and policy changes.