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Osseo takes next step in Boerboom Park master plan
Two houses owned by the city of Osseo will soon be removed next to Boerboom Park. On Oct. 26, the City Council approved demolition specifications to remove those homes, a bid package, bid solicitation and contract execution in the amount of $8,867. These two homes, at 25 Fourth St. and 417 First Ave. Northeast, are located on the east side of the city block with the park. Alyson Fauske, city engineer with WSB, said there were two other homes to the west that were removed in 2022. The city has been working on purchasing the homes next to Boerboom Park when they went on the market for sale. The plans are for the city to create a larger park area taking over the entire block area. No confirmed plans for a new park layout have been approved at this time. During a work session on Oct 26, Fauske said early this year, WSB completed an asbestos assessment of both homes. “Those homes are now vacant,” Fauske said. “Staff wanted to see if the council would be interested in getting quotes to remove those remaining [homes].” Councilmember Mark Cook mentioned for the public why the council was making this decision. He
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Becker girls soccer stopped cold in first trip to state semifinals
MINNEAPOLIS — After a historic season highlighted by the extraordinary play of sister Adele and Andersyn Changamire — resetting the MSHSL benchmark for goals (66 by Adele) and assists (33 from Andersyn) in a single season — the Becker girls soccer team fell 6-0 to Academy of Holy Angels in the MSHSL Class 2A state semifinals on Thursday, Nov. 5. The Stars dominated the possession early and often at U.S. Bank Stadium, taking a 2-0 lead into halftime after living in the Bulldogs’ half of the field. More: Sartell boys soccer loses OT heartbreaker in state semis More: Sartell's 'great season' falls short in Class 2A State Quarterfinals Coming out of the lockers, Holy Angels quickly poured on three more goals as senior Emma Danberry secured a hat trick to secure another trip to the state championship game. “We felt like we were in it,” coach Arnold Changamire said. “Even though we conceded goals, I felt like we defended them better in the second half because we just kept attacking the ball.” Holding a 66-goal scorer to few looks at the net is a hard feat to accomplish, but it is something the Stars have done time and time again
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Anoka home care provider says months-long DHS payment freeze forced closure despite law enforcement declining case
An Anoka in-home care provider says a months-long state Medicaid payment freeze forced it to close after 25 years, even though no active law enforcement investigation is underway.
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Gradian opens thermal management manufacturing facility in Minnesota
Gradian Thermal Solutions has opened a 500,000-square-foot thermal management manufacturing facility in Dayton, Minn. The company, which manufactures thermal management equipment for mission-critical environments, invested approximately $60 million in the project and expects to increase its companywide workforce from approximately 150 employees to around 1,000. Production at the Dayton facility...
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Royals football season ends in loss to Eagan
Rogers football finished its regular season against Eagan on Oct. 30 and had a chance at instant revenge after losing their last game. The Royals couldn't deliver, ending their season in the first round of the state tournament. The Royals lost to the Wildcats 37-16 in the round of 32 as the underdog. The Royals got a six seed after a 1-7 regular season while the Wildcats got a three seed. After going down early the week before, the Royals started the game better this time around. The Royals scored the first and only first quarter touchdown on a 17-yard Aiden Kangas run. Tommy Jameson became a thorn in the Royals side starting in the second quarter. He first ran in a three-yard score with 2:12 left in the second quarter and a quick stop gave the Wildcats a chance to take the lead. With 10 seconds left in the half, Parker West hit Jameson for a 10-yard touchdown to take a 14-7 lead. The Royals tied it up in the second half right away thanks to a 52-yard catch and run from Derrick Harris to Andres Cardenas. The extra point tied the game, and the Royals were in business
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Bulldogs Blank Little Falls, 55-0, to Advance to Section Championship
After opening the season with three consecutive losses, the Bulldogs have now rattled off six straight victories, including a convincing 55-0 shutout of Little Falls Saturday afternoon at home in the Section 8AAAA semifinals. The victory improved Coach Dwight Lundeen’s squad to 6-3 on the season and moved Becker one...
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Spectrum volleyball season ends with section quarterfinal loss
Spectrum volleyball season ends with section quarterfinal loss Sting finish 16-9 after falling to No. 6 seed Maple Lake in three sets The Spectrum volleyball team lost to the Maple Lake Irish 3-0 (20-25, 13-25, 19-25) in the Section 5-2A quarterfinals Monday, Nov. 2, at the Spectrum Athletic Complex. Spectrum entered the match as the No. 3 seed, while Maple Lake was the No. 6 seed. The loss ends a successful season for the Sting, who finished with an overall record of 16-9. Maple Lake improved to 19-11 and advanced to face No. 2 seed Blake in the Section 5-2A semifinals. Spectrum seniors Alyssa Weeks, Tegan Martin, Dani Kotrba, Morgan Peterson, Sydney Bakken and Andrea Lingbeek saw their high school volleyball careers come to an end with the loss.