Open in NewsBreak

Delano

See all locations
Customize your news
25°F
publisher avatar

LATEST NEWS

delanoheraldjournal.com

website

Delano’s first marijuana dispensary opens at Flippin’ Bills

Delano’s first marijuana dispensary is now open at Flippin’ Bills. High Society opened Oct. 9 after months of planning, construction and state licensing, said Niel Patel, owner of Flippin’ Bills and director of retail operations for the dispensary. The business occupies the former truckers lounge at the convenience store.

Delano, MN · 2d
article img

Press & News

partner publisher · 1.8K followers

Wright County Sheriff reports, Oct. 26-Nov. 1

These local arrests were included in the Wright County Sheriff's Office Oct. 26-Nov. 1 reports. - On Oct. 26, a 34-year-old from Waukesha, Wisconsin was arrested in Albertville on a charge of second-degree DWI. - On Oct. 26, a 36-year-old from Rockford was arrested in Anoka County on Wright County warrants for theft and fifth-degree controlled substance. - On Oct. 28, a 47-year-old from Rockford was arrested in Hennepin County on a Wright County warrant for fifth-degree controlled substance. - On Oct. 29, a 56-year-old from Buffalo was arrested in St. Michael on a charge of second-degree DWI. - On Oct. 29, a 19-year-old from Rockford was arrested in Rockford on a Wright County warrant for third-degree DWI. - On Oct. 31, a 47-year-old from St. Paul was arrested in St. Michael on a Wright County warrant for violation of a domestic abuse order for protection. Sheriff's deputies additionally responded to 24 property damage calls, three personal injury crashes, seven hit and runs and 15 car vs deer accidents. There were arrests for 10 DWIs, six underage consumptions, 22 school bus stop arm violations and 115 tickets for miscellaneous traffic violations reported.

Wright County, MN · 2d

Laker Pioneer

partner publisher · 844 followers
article img

Ribbon-cutting held at Maple Plain's Daily Store

On Friday, Oct. 23, the I-94 West Chamber of Commerce hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony for The Daily Store. The Daily Store opened its doors at 4914 Gateway Boulevard in Maple Plain on April 14. The family-owned and operated discount store offers a wide variety of products, including snacks, drinks, cleaning supplies, home goods, toys, diapers, clothing, and more. Their inventory is limited and constantly changing. “We’re very excited to be in the Maple Plain community where we’ll be offering great deals to the West Metro daily,” said owner Kyle Wauters. Mayor Julie Maas-Kusske said she is glad the Daily Store calls Maple Plain home. She noted how friendly the staff is and how fun it is to see the family dog Dakota inside the store.

Maple Plain, MN · 22h

Herald And Journal

website

Carver County inmate charged with escape after hospital incident

A Carver County Jail inmate faces a felony escape charge after allegedly attempting to flee from Ridgeview Medical Center in Waconia while receiving medical treatment Nov. 4, according to a criminal complaint filed in Carver County District Court. Quinn Stephen Swanson, 39, has been charged with one felony count of...

Carver County, MN · 2d
article img

Monticello Times

partner publisher · 3.3K followers

Monticello man accused of pepper-spraying Best Western hotel worker

MONTICELLO — A dispute over a photograph ended with a Monticello hotel employee being pepper-sprayed in the face by a guest during an early-morning confrontation Nov. 5, according to a criminal complaint filed in Wright County District Court. The guest, identified as Anthony Worel, 36, of Monticello, was later arrested. Deputies reportedly found brass knuckles, seven knives and pepper spray in his possession. Worel faces felony use of tear gas and misdemeanor fifth-degree assault charges stemming from the incident at the Best Western Plus Chelsea Hotel. He also faces a separate misdemeanor charge of violating a domestic abuse no-contact order. According to the criminal complaint filed Nov. 6, a Wright County sheriff's deputy responded to the Chelsea Road hotel at approximately 6:04 a.m. after an employee reported being pepper-sprayed by a guest. The employee told investigators that Worel had approached him to complain about people staying across the hall who he claimed were harassing him. Worel reportedly demanded their names, but the employee refused to provide that information. According to the complaint, Worel became angry, yelled profanities, photographed the employee and threatened to have him fired. Worel eventually left the hotel, but the employee followed him outside and asked him

Monticello, MN · 2d

myfamilytravels.com

website

This Massive Minnesota Flea Market Is Where Locals Find Treasures For Just A Few Dollars

A homemade replica locomotive called Steemer still appears in local parades to promote this outdoor market. It was built back in 1971 to promote the place in parades. Somehow, it’s still going. The train is only the warm-up act. On a typical Saturday, 150 to 200 sellers spread across...

Minnesota · 1d

hoodline.com

website

Plymouth Finally Finishes $35M Highway 55 Tunnel Project Decades in the Making

A project that traces back to a city memo written 36 years ago has finally wrapped up in Plymouth. The $35 million Station 73 project raised Highway 55 to build a tunnel so pedestrians and bicyclists can safely cross underneath, added two roundabouts, and reworked County Road 73, all finished after two years of construction.

Plymouth, MN · 21h

Carver County Local News

partner publisher · 380 followers

The Heartbeats of Chaska Police Department

Sona Schneck and the Chaska PD records team quietly connect officers, courts, and residents, ensuring compassionate, essential support keeps public safety moving.

Chaska, MN · 1d

myfamilytravels.com

website

This Small-Town Minnesota BBQ Restaurant Is Bringing Texas-Style Smoked Meats To The Midwest

The owner of this barbecue joint builds his own smokers as a hobby. Then he fires them with oak, hickory, and cherry wood, and there isn’t a gas grill in sight. He spent 15 years perfecting one dry-rub blend. He also studied barbecue masters across Texas before bringing those lessons home to Minnesota.

Hanover, MN · 1d

delanoheraldjournal.com

website

Letter to the editor: Reflections on the mayoral election

Congratulations to Becky Schaust, Katie Bosma, and Mayor Holly Schrupp on their election victories. It is with disappointment and some surprise that I reflect on the outcome of the mayoral election. This loss comes after a long campaign conducted door to door, through the newspaper, social media, and other public contact, including the public forum in September.

Delano, MN · 1d

fox9.com

website

Minneapolis renters ask where rent goes as landlord tops $1M in unpaid utility bills

On Thursday, Minneapolis voted to send more than $12 million in delinquent water, sewer and trash bills to Hennepin County to add to property tax bills. City records show Fine Associates owes more than $1 million at five properties, including two downtown apartment buildings with bills of $505,000 and $363,000.

Minneapolis, MN · 1d

hoodline.com

website

Highway 25 Crash Near Monticello Leaves Wisconsin Woman, 25, Critically Injured

A two-vehicle crash on Highway 25 near Monticello left a 25-year-old Wisconsin woman with life-threatening injuries Tuesday evening, after her vehicle collided with one driven by a 17-year-old girl from St. Michael. Both drivers were taken to area hospitals following the wreck, which happened just before 7 p.m. near County Road 131 in the Monticello area.

Monticello, MN · 23h

Press & News

partner publisher · 1.8K followers

Medina Police reports, Oct. 26-Nov. 1

These incidents were included in the Medina Police Department’s Oct. 26-Nov. 1 reports. Wednesday, Oct. 28 - Police removed a couch cushion from the roadway at the intersection of Pioneer Trail and Highway 55. Thursday, Oct. 29 - Police responded to a report of shoplifting at the 300 block of Clydesdale Trail. Friday, Oct. 30 - Police responded to a theft report at the 300 block of Clydesdale Trail. Saturday, Oct. 31 - Police cited multiple people for underage alcohol consumption at the intersection of Highway 55 and Pinto.

Medina, MN · 2d

MinnesotaSportsFan

partner publisher · 2.8K followers

Top Minnesota High School Boys Basketball Player Signs With UConn

Maple Grove senior center Jack Thelen signed with the UConn Huskies on Wednesday. Thelen is a 4-star recruit at 7-foot-1, […]

Maple Grove, MN · 2d

Press & News

partner publisher · 1.8K followers

Newcomers win over incumbents in election for Wright County Board

Wright County was the location of two surprise upset races on election night, Nov. 3. Newcomers in Districts 3 and 4 won over the incumbents running in the seats. In District 3, Ryan Dunlap triumphed over incumbent Jeanne Holland. Dunlap received 5,500 votes (51.97%) and Holland received 5,044 votes (47.66%). In a statement to Crow River News, Dunlap thanked the community for voting for him. “It’s an honor, and the messages I’ve heard from residents since the election have meant a lot,” Dunlap said. He said that he hoped to accomplish three main things once in office. “I want to keep the county’s finances on solid footing, with a strong reserve and a budget that doesn’t take more from taxpayers than it needs,” Dunlap said. He also said he wanted to make sure that county board meetings would be public and easily accessible to the public. Dunlap said his third goal is to be a commissioner that is available to the community. “I want to be a commissioner people can reach, and I’ll explain my votes so residents know where I stand and why,” he said. He also said he would make sure he would collaborate with the four other

Wright County, MN · 2d

ccxmedia.org

website

$500 Million Expansion To Transform Maple Grove Hospital

A major expansion project is on the horizon in Maple Grove that aims to meet the growing health care needs of the northwest metro for decades to come. Through a new partnership between North Memorial Health and Sanford Health, North Memorial Health – Maple Grove Hospital is set to double in size. The project is possible thanks to a $500 million investment from Sanford Health.

Maple Grove, MN · 2d

KFIL Radio

partner publisher · 17.2K followers

No Cooking, No Cleanup: Thanksgiving Dinner to Go in Rockford

Franchesco’s and Mary’s Market are taking to-go Thanksgiving orders, with deadlines on Nov. 20 and Nov. 23. Here’s what to know.

Rockford, MN · 1d

heightsherald.org

website

Popular coffee chain offers rare NeeDohs, causes traffic jams

Popular coffee drive-thru franchise 7 Brew recently got into some “hot water” after selling limited-edition NeeDohs that caused traffic and chaos earlier this fall. The business idea was a success since it brought in lots of customers, but based on the overwhelming response, it’s likely that franchise owners didn’t expect so many people to show up.

Minnetonka, MN · 2d

Monticello Times

partner publisher · 3.3K followers

For new Brazilian steakhouse, Maple Grove location is a homecoming

Bullvino’s Brazilian Steakhouse will soon be opening its fourth location and occupying the former Golden Corral site in Maple Grove, at 13603 Grove Drive. The restaurant has other locations in St. Paul, Bloomington and Bolingbrook, Illinois. There are also plenty of Minnesota and Maple Grove connections. Blake Hagert, owner/partner with Bullvino’s, said the restaurant is a family-owned and locally-owned Brazilian steakhouse, or churrascaria, rooted in the gaucho tradition of southern Brazil. “Our founder, Marcio de Morais, was born in Rio Grande do Sul, the birthplace of gaucho culture, and opened our first restaurant in St. Paul in 2019 to bring that tradition to Minnesota," he said. “The name says what we're about. ‘Bull’ is for the premium cuts we hand select, and ‘Vinos’ is for the wine tradition of South America.” Dinner is churrasco style, the way it's done in Brazil. “Our gauchos fire roast up to 21 cuts over open flame, bring them to your table on the skewer and carve them right in front of you. That includes picanha, the signature cut of Brazilian churrasco,” Hagert said. He noted that each diner gets a two-sided medallion. One side will let the gauchos keep bringing food and the red

Maple Grove, MN · 1d

rrfn.com

website

Putting on Face on Ag Issues

Election results may change who’s making decisions, but the priorities for Minnesota agriculture remain. Minnesota Farm Bureau Federation Vice President Carolyn Olson says the organization is ready to work with newly elected and returning lawmakers. “Whether you lean left or lean right, you’re going to be excited or you’re going to be disappointed,” said Olson. “Farm Bureau is a nonpartisan organization and I think that is one of our strengths as well.” Building relationships at the Capitol is only part of the job. “Putting a face on an issue is one of the best things we can do.” MFBF is hosting its annual meeting, starting Thursday in Minnetonka.

Minnesota · 1d