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Food Truck Fridays Pairs with Bingo At New Hope City Hall This Summer: (CITY OF NEW HOPE) - Come out monthly for an hour of Bingo hosted by local sponsors. It’s free to play and prizes will be awarded ...

The city of Plymouth celebrated the opening of the city’s first cricket pitch on Tuesday afternoon. The cricket pitch is located at Meadows Playfield, a new 18-acre park in the northwest corner of the ...

However, temple officials told the Brooklyn Park Planning Commission on Wednesday that the congregation has outgrown its building. As a result, the congregation wants to move to a larger facility at ...

Latuff’s Pizzeria, the oldest restaurant in Plymouth, is planning an expansion. The extra space will allow it to add breakfast to the menu. “It will be a very special kind of breakfast,” said Quang ...

It’s only June, but a Maple Grove dad is hoping to take care of the summer slump with his interactive football-themed math workbooks. His “Football Multiplication” book came out just a month ago.

“Like many restaurants in this uncertain economy, we are seeing decreased sales and increased expenses, even more so this year,” he said. “We also have been facing increased repairs with this aging ...

The Golden Valley Rotary Club honored its members and community at its annual awards luncheon on Tuesday. Among the winners is citizen of the year: Dean Penk. Penk is the Golden Valley Community ...

Hope and resilience are the enemy of fear. Our parents lived their lives with immense dedication to their fellow humans. This tragedy must become a moment for us to come together. Hold your loved ones ...

On Nov. 5, voters in the city of Brooklyn Center will consider a half-percent sales tax increase that could raise up to $44 million. If it’s approved, the funds would be used to renovate and expand ...

Beyond her political accomplishments, he said she focused on helping reduce lawmakers’ typically long, grueling hours. When Freiberg first worked in the House, they would stay until 5 or 6 a.m. some ...

“That our decision is narrow does not diminish its import for [Tharpe] and ‘a great many children with disabilities and their parents,'” wrote Chief Justice John Roberts in the court’s decision.