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Princeton man sentenced after August shooting
David Alan Padilla, 60, of Princeton, was sentenced in court on Thursday, May 9, to 185 days in the Mille Lacs County Jail after recklessly discharging a firearm within the city in August 2023. Padilla was facing charges of harassment with a dangerous weapon, making threats of violence with the intent to terrorize, and a dangerous weapons charge for recklessly discharging a firearm within a municipality. All charges are felony-level offenses. ...
Sherburne County sheriff report May 16
The following individuals have been booked into the Sherburne County Jail for the alleged offense(s): - Kimberly Jo Alexander, 51 of Zimmerman, MN 55398 for MSD Harassment Restraining Order violation. - Kristin Markham, 48 of Princeton, MN 55371 for MSD Disorderly Conduct. - Shari Boyum, 60 of Pease, MN 56363 for MSD 5th Degree Assault. ...
Motorcycle crash leaves Princeton man injured
A Princeton man was injured in a motorcycle crash in Elk River on Saturday, May 11. The single-vehicle accident caused non-life-threatening injuries. At approximately 11:15 a.m., Paul Bloomstrand was traveling southbound on Highway 169 near mile marker 163 in Elk River on a 2008 Harley Davidson FLHT motorcycle, according to the Minnesota State Patrol. At...
Princeton police report: week ending May 9
The Princeton Police Department received the following calls for service: Friday, May 3 11:15 a.m. Responded to an assault on a school bus in the 100 block of Sixth Ave. N. 4:59 p.m. Responded to a vehicle accident on Highway 95 at Highway 169. ...
DNR officer report May 16
District 10 - Mille Lacs area - CO Victoria Griffith (Isle) worked a busy fishing opener on Mille Lacs Lake. Anglers talked about the great weather and had good success with fishing. ATV and off-highway motorcycle activity was also monitored. Assistance was given to a local agency on a fire. Enforcement action was taken on ATVs and off-highway motorcycles operating on a state highway, angling without a license, and boats missing various safety equipment. A reminder to have a wearable lifejacket for each person on...
Wetland restoration completed on Green Lake
Green Lake, like many lakes in Minnesota, faces a phosphorus challenge. Excessive phosphorus in the lake adversely affects water quality and triggers algae blooms. Shockingly, just one pound of phosphorus can grow 500 pounds of algae! Due to elevated phosphorus levels, Green Lake has earned a place on the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency’s impaired water bodies list. Fortunately, there’s a solution to remove Green Lake from this list and curb...
Cambridge-Isanti recognizes future soldiers at third annual military signing day
On Wednesday, May 8 a total of nine Cambridge-Isanti High School students were sworn into either the Army National Guard or United States Army during the Signing and Swearing-In Ceremony. Community Editor Nikki Hallman was there to take photos of the event.
Five heartbroken couples sue owners of wedding venue after they closed without warning
Five heartbroken couples have sued the owners of a wedding venue in Minnesota that closed without warning ahead of their big days.The couples have filed lawsuits against wedding venue owners Wayne and Angela Butt as well as their business Circle B Weddings and Events, reported KSTP-TV.The lawsuits allege that they neglected to inform them that their venue in Isanti, Minnesota, was shutting down, despite all having left a down payment to book the venue. In the court filings, they have demanded that their down payments and court filings be reimbursed. The suits are also asking for repayment of non-refundable...
Mille Lacs County sheriff report: week ending May 9
The following incidents were reported to the Mille Lacs County Sheriff’s Office: Friday, May 3 7:26 a.m. Responded to a commercial burglary alarm in 160th St. in Milaca. 10:31 a.m. Responded to a neighbor dispute on 235th St. in Milaca. ...
PHS March students of the month
Princeton High School recently celebrated its March students of the month with a breakfast. Back row (L to R): Trista McGraw-Science, Isabella Bebeau-Art, Kyleigh Noble-Student at Large, and Jenna Bumgarner-CTE. Front row (L to R): Sophia Zarletti-English, Morgan Mundt-Music, Matthew Fouquette-Social Studies, and Shelbi Winskowski-World Language. Not Pictured: McKenna Flett-Phy Ed/Health and Addy Polaski-Math.
Kytonen returns to CNR
The County News Review is getting a new managing editor. But the new person in charge of the newspaper is a familiar face. Rachel Kytonen, who spent 20 years working for the County News Review and its predecessor, the Isanti County News, will return as the County News Review’s managing editor starting Thursday, May 16. ...
Princeton track competes in Section 5-2A true team meet
Tigers have a taste of what the Section 5-2A meet will look like later this spring The Princeton boys and girls track and field teams had a preview of what to expect in the Section 5-2A tournament later this spring, as the Tigers competed in the Section 5-2A true team tournament on Tuesday, May 7, at Rocori High School. The Princeton boys finished in sixth place out of 13 teams with 488 points, while the girls team finished in 12th place out of 13 teams...
Anoka County Veterans Council Commemorates Memorial Day with Ceremonies and Family Picnic in Coon Rapids and Andover
Memorial Day is a time of remembrance and honor, and the Anoka County Veterans Council is making sure our heroes aren't forgotten. This year, they're pulling out all the stops with services recognizing those who've served our country across myriad conflicts – from the World Wars to the battles in the Middle East.
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