Oakdale-Lake Elmo Review

“Diversity’s Hidden Issues: Challenges in K-12 Education” will be the topic Nov. 16 from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at Little Canada City Hall, 515 E. Little Canada Road.

During the legislative “interim,” the time between when session

The Ramsey County Charter Commission meets Nov. 7 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Ramsey County Public Works facility, 1425 Paul Kirkworld Drive (Highway 96 and Hamline Avenue) Arden Hills.

As far as a turnaround goes, Hill-Murray’s has been significant.

“I remember when they were down to about 700 students, and now they’re up to about 1,000,” Maplewood Mayor Bob Cardinal recalls.

Got a favorite holiday dessert you’d like to share?

The deadline for the Review’s annual recipe contest is Nov. 11.

When it all began, Pat Russell says, her home had people in and out of it from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. They came to sign up for the Oakdale adult softball league that her husband, Milton “Hughie” Russell had started from the ground up in 1990.

Tensions ran high as Lake Elmo residents raised several concerns over polluted groundwater and a proposed well sealing project during a public informational meeting at Oak-Land Junior High Oct. 25.

Though a promised renovation of Menards in Oakdale is still on the horizon, company representatives have decided to build a new store in Woodbury before razing and rebuilding the 150,000-square-foot branch at 3205 Hadley Avenue.

* Food for Life: Eating to Reduce the Risk of Heart Disease. During this one-hour class, Lakeview Hospital nutritionists will discuss enjoyable ways to change a person’s diet to improve their health. Heart-healthy recipes will be available.