Bulletin Area News

Only primary will be in District 41B

Graduating preschoolers from Kinderberry Hill in Roseville headed to Central Park May 31 for some pomp and circumstance to mark their move to kindergarten this fall.

The annual WaterFest, put on by the Ramsey-Washington Metro Watershed District, was a bit soggy on a rainy June 2 at Lake Phalen, but what’s a WaterFest without a little extra water?

When Jack Burke got to a Rainy River boat landing around 6 a.m. May 4, he couldn’t have anticipated the success he would have fishing that day, but by 11 a.m.

Teddy Wong downplays his legacy.

“I did OK,” he says, sitting at the dining room table of his Roseville home on a recent May afternoon with his wife, Laura, and daughter, Renee. “We opened a couple of restaurants.”

Ragnar, the Roseville Police Department’s newest K9 officer, finished three months of intensive training at the St. Paul Police K9 School on May 24. The Dutch shepherd is seen with his handler, officer Kyle Eckert.

Nearly two years after Philando Castile was killed by a police officer during a traffic stop in Falcon Heights, the Falcon Heights City Council voted unanimously to designate two July days in his memory.

Push goes all the way to state Capitol.

The shots that killed Philando Castile, fired by a St.

St. Anthony police officers arrested Raphael Simmons, 32, for injuring four people and holding them in a home in the 2600 block of 29th Avenue NE the morning of May 30.