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Jonah Ronald Eskola charged in connection with Flippin’ Bills burglary
A Delano man has been charged in connection with the January burglary of Flippin’ Bills and stealing thousands of dollars worth of CBD and THC products. Jonah Ronald Eskola was charged with one count of third-degree burglary for entering a building without consent with the intent to steal or commit a felony or gross misdemeanor while in the building, according to court documents.
Secluded Wayzata home with heated greenhouse lists for $699,900
This Wayzata home with forest views and a heated greenhouse is now on the market.Listed for $699,900 by Jessi Rao with RE/MAX Results, it's located at 345 Ferndale Road N.Why we love it: Vaulted ceilings and multiple sliding glass doors bring in natural light and make the space feel open and airy, while a spacious deck overlooks the wooded backyard with its own private pond.Expect some wandering wildlife — the home is steps away from the Wood-Rill nature preserve.Layout: The 2,969-square-foot house has three bedrooms, three bathrooms, and a two-car attached garage.Interior features: Open floor plan, high ceilings, walk-in closet, window alcove, spiral staircase, finished basement, heated storage.Exterior features: Raised deck, heated greenhouse, landscaped front yard, pond, forest views.Take a look around... All photos by VHT, courtesy of Jessi Rao with RE/MAX Results.
Hennepin County sheriff
Dayton - On May 11, deputies responded to the intersection of French Lake Road and Territorial Trail to assist Dayton Police with a personal injury accident. A deputy assisted with the perimeter and then with arresting the suspect that fled from the scene of the crash. Greenfield - On May 6, a deputy responded to...
Building multi-family housing units slow down could cause higher rents
MINNEAPOLIS — After years in legal limbo, the Minneapolis 2040 plan is back. There are several pieces to it, including adding public transit, jobs and multi-family affordable housing in neighborhoods meant for single family homes. Experts say the more places there are to live keeps the cost of living down in the Twin Cities.
These Twin Cities women are using faith, relationships to deal with the mental health struggles of aging
MINNEAPOLIS — This May, WCCO is partnering with NAMI Minnesota to spread the important message that mental health matters and there is hope if you are struggling.Many older adults are using faith as a healing method. WCCO's Adam Duxter introduces us to two women making it happen.Before their interview with WCCO at Bethlehem Lutheran Church, Susanna Bertelsen and Renee Kumpula hadn't met. But you wouldn't guess it. "We have more connections than we know," Kumpula said. "We've taught for the same university system, we've both been faith community nurses."It only makes sense these two women are part of the fight against...
West Hennepin Public Safety
- The following incidents were reported in the city of Independence. Saturday, May 4 - An officer received information from Good Samaritans participating in a ditch clean-up of a license plate that was found at the intersection of County Road 90 and County Road 6. The officer arrived on scene and took possession of the license plate. The officer was able to find the plate belong to a business. The...
After an assault left him blind, MN man makes online accessibility his mission
ST. LOUIS PARK, Minn. — May 16 is Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD). It's a day meant to get people talking and thinking about digital access. More than one billion people worldwide live with disabilities, according to the GAAD Foundation. "As of today, May 2024, about 98% of websites...
Delano Expo draws hundreds, showcases local businesses
Hundreds of people turned out Saturday morning to participate in the Delano Area Chamber of Commerce’s Delano Expo. The expo featured nearly 50 vendors that gathered Saturday morning at the Riverside Commons along Bridge Avenue to meet residents and network, Delano Area Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Linda Althoff said.
'This fire is not over for us': 3 years after the Greenwood Fire
When a series of small thunderstorms skirted the treetops of the southern underbelly of Superior National Forest in August 2021, it was a welcome relief in that summer of drought. Unfortunately, little rain fell. But there was lightning. The Greenwood Fire, just south of Isabella, was made official the next...
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