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Blaine city is accepting applications for its Citizens Academy, providing insights into police and firefighter operations on Thursday evenings from Sept. 4 to Oct. 30.
Blaine Police Department clarifies regulations for eBikes and motorized scooters, addressing speed limits, age requirements, and required safety gear.
Mankato Police and Fire hosted their 10th blood drive, collecting 35 units and impacting over 100 lives, highlighting the community's collective efforts.
The Minneapolis Police Department declared July Motor Vehicle Theft Prevention Month, advising on anti-theft measures and encouraging the use of surveillance and GPS tracking.
Washington County offers a secure document shredding event on July 24, at North Environmental Center, reinforcing its commitment to community and environmental well-being.
Wright County's Compost & Recycling Center expands its operation hours to include Mondays, responding to growing demand for sustainable waste disposal.
Captain Russ Clark leads Blaine's emergency management team, focusing on safety for major events and emergencies, with the 3M Open golf tournament being a priority.
Art Madsen was honored with induction into the Rice County Ag Hall of Fame for his contributions to agriculture.
Anoka County reports a severe drop in family child care providers, affecting local parents. The county offers an online Child Care Locator and insights from Child Care Licensing to aid families in search.
The Bloomington Family Aquatic Center will remain closed for the season due to a severe leak requiring extensive repairs, coupled with staff shortages.
Minneapolis celebrates Black Business Week from July 24-31 with events like business tours, an art crawl, panel discussions, and a food vendor court, starting at George Floyd Square.
Maple Grove Police Department will raise domestic violence awareness at Central Park during Maple Grove Days, offering a purple patch for $10 to support prevention initiatives.
Coon Rapids offers free Naloxone kits at its police and fire departments to combat the opioid crisis, allowing residents to quickly respond to overdoses.
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