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Tue
09
Dec

ISD 623 property to become senior housing

Submitted by admin1 on Tue, 12/09/2014 - 11:48am

The vacant site of the former Lake Owasso Elementary School at the intersection of Victoria Street and Woodhill Drive in Roseville could soon be called home by more than 100 seniors.

Tue
02
Dec

Roseville Fire Department trains for crude oil by rail emergency response

Submitted by admin1 on Tue, 12/02/2014 - 3:00pm
Five members of the Roseville Fire Department recently took part in a crude oil by rail emergency response training in Pueblo, Colorado.
Five members of the Roseville Fire Department recently took part in a crude oil by rail emergency response training in Pueblo, Colorado. (submitted photo)

Last week, the Roseville Fire Department sent five firefighters to Pueblo, Colorado, to the Security and Emergency Response Training Center (SERTC) for a three-day emergency response training session on crude oil by rail.

Wed
26
Nov

Assaults, burglaries in Little Canada

Submitted by jholub on Wed, 11/26/2014 - 9:37am

Arrests, Thefts and more around Falcon Heights, Lauderdale, Little Canada and Roseville - Roseville Review police reports Nov. 25, 2014

Tue
25
Nov

Snelling Ave. bus rapid transit speeds ahead

Submitted by jholub on Tue, 11/25/2014 - 2:02pm
The Metro Transit BRT A Line will start at Rosedale Center in Roseville and follow Snelling south to Ford Parkway in St. Paul, reaching its final stop at 46th Street in Minneapolis.
The Metro Transit BRT A Line will start at Rosedale Center in Roseville and follow Snelling south to Ford Parkway in St. Paul, reaching its final stop at 46th Street in Minneapolis. (graphic courtesy of Metro Transit)

It's a bus! It's a train! It's bus rapid transit!

Tue
25
Nov

Cities gear up to approve final budgets

Submitted by jholub on Tue, 11/25/2014 - 1:46pm

The cities in the Review's coverage area -- Falcon Heights, Lauderdale, Little Canada and Roseville -- will soon vote to approve their final budgets for 2015. The public will have the opportunity to offer input on the budgets before they're approved by the various city councils.

Tue
18
Nov

Roseville native envisions giant robot combat sports league

Submitted by admin1 on Tue, 11/18/2014 - 4:13pm
Matt Oehrlein, a Roseville native, now lives in Somerville, Massachusetts, where he works full-time constructing giant steel robots with the vision of one day starting a robot combat sports league. (submitted photo)
Matt Oehrlein, a Roseville native, now lives in Somerville, Massachusetts, where he works full-time constructing giant steel robots with the vision of one day starting a robot combat sports league. (submitted photo)

A 2004 Roseville Area High School graduate has his sights set on a new venture that can be summed up in three words: giant fighting robots.

Tue
18
Nov

Roseville approves land purchase with Mounds View School District

Submitted by admin1 on Tue, 11/18/2014 - 3:41pm
Autumn Grove Park Concept Plan
In 2010, the Roseville Parks and Recreation Department completed a parks system master plan, which includes acquiring a 3.32-acre parcel of land just south of Autumn Grove Park on Hamline Avenue. The vacant lot is owned by the Mounds View School District, and could be used for "court sports," including baseball, volleyball, pickleball or soccer, according to Parks and Recreation director Lonnie Brokke. (submitted graphic)

Former contaminated site to become a park
A three-acre piece of land in Roseville with a storied background as a dairy farm, construction company, printing press, school district center and contaminated brownfield will soon become a city park.
The Roseville City Council approved a purchase agreement with the Mounds View School District for a 3.32-acre property at its Nov. 10 meeting. The council plans to use the site, located at 2959 Hamline Ave., to augment Autumn Grove Park, which is just north of the property that once housed the school district's administrative center. The city entered into the purchase agreement in April, and has been conducting its due diligence period since.

Tue
18
Nov

NSCC cities extend cable franchise and ready for possible Comcast successor

Submitted by admin1 on Tue, 11/18/2014 - 2:25pm
If FCC approves Comcast and Time Warner's proposed merger, a new company called Midwest Cable, which will do business as Greatland Connections, will take over the NSCC area. Comcast shareholders will have six seats on the new company's board and Charter Communications shareholders will have three. Shoreview has until the end of the year to decide if it will remain in NSCC. Comcast will subsume Time Warner and drop the latter's name.

Another cable TV provider eyes the market
North Suburban Communications Commission member cities have approved a cable franchise extension deal with Comcast -- the last, North Oaks, doing so Nov. 13.
Four years of negotiations over a new deal stalled and became overshadowed by the cable company's rush out of the Twin Cities cable market in preparation of limiting its national market share in order to garner Federal Communications Commission approval of a planned merger with Time Warner.

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