Bulletin Area News

In response to a data request from public records researcher Tony Webster, St. Anthony released voicemails left for the police department following the killing of Philando Castile in July 2016. 

It was an event that Laura Kieger says effectively ended her childhood: her 3-year-old nephew, Markie, died from a rare form of cancer the summer after she’d finished fourth grade.

The New Brighton Farmers’ Market returned June 27 and will be held every Wednesday through Sept. 27. The market runs between 3 and 7 p.m. at 3000 Fifth St.

Shoreview switched its recycling provider as of July 1. The city delivered new recycling carts to residents in late June for new provider Eureka Collection, according to a city update. 

Bang, crash, rock and roll, rise and fall with the waves — these were sensations at the beginning of my first Alaskan cruise. 

The woolly mammoth towering over the corner of Larpenteur and Cleveland avenues will soon be a familiar sight as the new Bell Museum opens in Falcon Heights this month.

The Ramsey County Sheriff’s Office held an award ceremony at a Little Canada patrol station June 27, commemorating department staffers for bravery in a specific life-saving act, or for such bravery over the course of a career. 

“For me,” said New Brighton City Manager Dean Lotter during a recent interview, explaining the power of branding, “ask Google how important branding is to them, or Ford or Chevy.”

Officials say there’s plenty more to be done

The League of Minnesota Cities announced June 21 that Falcon Heights was a winner of its 2018 City of Excellence Award.

In mid June, Falcon Heights saw multiple small sprees of people rifling through cars left unlocked overnight.