Cambridge, MN News

• Cambridge, MN News
• Wakeboard park now open in Isanti
• C-I playoff events rescheduled to May 25
• Jacket Girls finish 4th in M-8 Golf
• Isanti County Memorial Day Programs
• Lloyd Eden Hackler
• Ana Maria Reid
• Alvin Grant
• Ronald Fleischer
• ‘Night of Stars’ full of C-I fine arts awards
• Jackets pound Bengals in playoff opener
• State medals for C-I Adapted Bowlers
• C-I Boys finish 2nd in M-8 Golf
• C-I Track 4th & 5th at Mississippi 8 Finals
• C-I Tennis falls to Huskies
• 11th Annual Paddle, Pedal & Run June 2
• Braham Board discusses new school ranking designation
• Isanti County to hire social worker
• Council questions actions of councilman
• Isanti County Fair Grandstand events
• Former CIHS teacher and son publish children’s book
• Isanti County launches new auction website to sell various surplus items
• First Aid/CPR training offered in Cambridge
• Pancake breakfast June 16 celebrates local farmers
• MN ranks second in nation for bicycle-friendly states
• New Hope serves off-site for those in need
• Isanti author’s books climb online charts
• Isanti offers TIF financial assistance to Pat’s Small Engine and Repair
• Cambridge Campus celebrates commencement
• Local legislators vote no to Vikings stadium
• Redbirds slide into season of change
• One For Daddy-O to play at Sweetgrass Farm dance
• Elliot Radeke to share his journey at River of Life Church
• Northern Lights Bluegrass fundraiser concert
• Clarence’s Recycling fundraises for Beyond the Yellow Ribbon
• Area youth present ‘Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat’
• Jury finds man not guilty of felony drug sale
• Former teacher pleads guilty to criminal sexual conduct
• CCS ball teams ready for CAL tourney
• Braham’s Caitlin Richmond is GRC Golf medalist
• Bomber Baseball strings together eight wins
• Bluejackets swing well at M-8 tourney
• High School Sports May 17-23
• C-I Bowlers head to State tourney
• C-I girls 4×200 relay record set at True Team
• RR Bandits move into Eastern Minny
• Roy E. Amschler
• Sharon Orttel
• Lloyd J Wicklund
• Lucille Jeanette (Holst) Peterson
• Winnifred M. Larson
• Ann Marie (Schipper) Lindberg
• Three arrested in burglary at Casey’s General Store
• ‘High class call girl’ for the ‘Rat Pack’ shares story
• May 16 town hall meeting to ask ‘Who is policing our youth?’
• Isanti County launches new emergency notification system
• Council hears good news about bond sale, annual audit report
• Cambridge couple promotes healthy living with new business
• Isanti dentist, World War II vet visits D.C. on honor flight
• CIHS grad crowned Miss Minnesota Coed
• Minnesota organic farmer shares experiences
• Assessments to fix Horseshoe Meadows roads fall on vacant lots
• Sheriff’s Office vehicle inventory stacking up miles
• Ann Lindberg
• Nicole M. Lindsey
• Iva Scheuermann
• Ruby S. Johnson
• Dale Lloyd Olson
• Jane Person
• Earl V. Anderson
• Janice Carol (Moline) Ball
• Jacket Softball blasts past Bison 5-1
• Cambridge Lions Club hosts lawnmower race fundraiser
• Iris L. Bacon
• Violet A. Otto
• Howard F. Carson
• Students get hands-on with conservation
• CIHS students celebrate Tony Nelson’s national wrestling title
• Isanti accepts bid for construction of trail
• National Recycling, Inc. celebrates opening
• Cambridge hosts Citizens’ Academy
• Benefit to help family of Layla Tresedder
• Bert Blyleven talks, signs autographs in Cambridge
• High School movie night offered
• Summer fun offered at reasonable prices
• Learn how to build an outdoor room
• Digital Citizenship
• Jacket boys 2nd at Grand Slam
• Firstlight Health System-Mora births April 9-27
• Over 100 attend ‘Ask a Lawyer Day’
• Isanti City Wide
• Warrior Moses throws gem in 1-0 shutout
• ‘Tony Nelson Day’ in Cambridge April 27
• Helen Brunner
• Three facing drug charges after search
• Bluejacket Tennis sweeps Mustangs
• Bomber Baseball takes two-of three over week
• Spring Sports April 26-May 2
• C-I Girls Golf wins at Monticello
• Braham’s Kelsey Sorenson-Giffrow signs with Bulldogs
• Two State medals for C-I Speech
• Second computer maintenance class at Cambridge Library
• On the Go
• Charitable gambling deserves the break
• A community effort
• Over $17,000 raised for CIHS scholarships
• Be a responsible neighbor
• Seat belt pledge project a success in Braham Elementary
• Is your child old enough to stay home alone?
• Gerald W. Mattson Jr.
• Lyle Edward Johnson
• Arthur “Art” Ford
• Russell A. Wendorff
• Gordon Wyatt
• Wallace G. Fetterley
• Tennis celebration at CIHS courts
• Herman F. Aune
• Minnie Folkema
• Stephen W. Sunsdahl
• C-I Track teams sweep Ayen Invite
• LaVerne Lauber
• Karl Edward Hohn
• Barton’s Hollow to perform at SpringVale Baptist Church on April 28
• Dormans at River of Life Church April 22
• St. John’s Lutheran Church community dinner April 22
• Fundraiser to benefit EverBlest Choir April 21-22
• Earth Friendly Fair April 21
• NY Times bestselling author to visit Cambridge April 20
• Wolcyn daughter battles leukemia
• Isanti moves forward with Legacy Park Trail
• Street project comes in $700K under estimate
• Braham moves forward with roofing project
• Renowned author to speak at Women’s Gathering
• Community meetings for SFAS, MN Center
• Get ready for ‘World Book Night’ April 23
• ‘Power Night’ April 26 at CPS
• Rudolph Jensen
• Bluejacket Baseball out to 4-0 start
• Diane Rahn (Diedrich)
• Braham students enjoy prom
• Robert Reichel
• Arnold R. Carlson
• Ethel Sundberg
• Delores Styer
• Braham students witness mock crash
• Glen S. Holen
• Army Sergeant surprises son at school with return from overseas
• Isanti County tweaks look of districts
• Renee Kolke
• New Hope celebrates opening of The Gathering Place
• C-I Speech finishes strong, advances 4 to State
• CMS student finishes 9th at State Geography Bee
• Calling all 2012-13 kindergarten students
• Jump Rope for Heart at Braham Elementary
• Buffalo wins first battle with Bluejackets
• C-I nine open with wins over GR, Buffalo
• State swim meet stars
• Braham farmer wins $2,500 for food shelf
• Students share their inventions with parents
• Chilson Jewelers robbed over the weekend
• Linnea E. Flodquist
• Philip Wayne Rolf
• Ethel D. Sundberg
• “Mick” Kokesh
• June A. Reichel
• Everett J. Pierce
• New walleye regulation at Mille Lacs Lake; good fishing expected
• Fundraiser for Isanti family with blind children
• Two C-I students advance to National SkillsUSA
• Cambridge Campus Guitar Festival April 17
• CIHS leaders for FCCLA region
• Retired St. Paul police officer presents on Internet safety
• Cambridge Chamber welcomes new president
• Marching to a title in Macedonia
• Braham girl donates to food shelf
• Cambridge-Isanti track opens with high placers at Mankato indoor
• H.S. Spring Sports April 4-12
• Deborah K. Zins
• Easter Bunny hops into Isanti
• Matilda E. Stone Lundberg
• Kids enjoy music and sand at Beach Bash in Braham
• Guests sample savory bites at Taste of Isanti County
• Rita Treichel
• Dale Buzzell
• Marilyn Faye (Gill) Hahn
• James M. Soltys
• Champion named new Cambridge Chamber president
• Perham wrestles 3rd-place trophy from Braham
• Bulldogs snap Bombers’ 30-game win streak en route to title
• Quarterfinals: Another Williams Arena miracle finish sends Braham past Crusaders
• Girls and Boys State reps for 2012
• Play Inc summer theatre season now taking registrations
• IIS classroom raises $300 for Pennies For Patients
• CIHS Theater presents Neil Simon’s ‘Fools’
• Firstlight Health System-Mora births March 12-24
• Cambridge Tractor Supply Company’s celebration
• 2010 assault yields 86 months in prison
• 911 Board talks future professional development
• Social Services employee named to state council
• The Adult Day Center at GracePointe Crossing is closing
• Medica Foundation gives grants to public health, The Refuge
• New Hope celebrates new location with open house March 30
• Cambridge Lutheran invites seniors to Maundy Thursday
• Enhance Fitness begins at Isanti Senior Dining
• Keeping busy at SAC’s
• Li’l Farm spring sale has something for everyone
• Robert (Bob) Richard Cooper
• Sidney Edwin Nelson
• Suzie Carlson
• Rita Treichel
• Peter W. Taylor
• Tara M. George
• Simon “Sam” Vander Helm
• Bulldogs, own mistakes doom Bombers’ championship bid
• Sidney Edwin Nelson
• Williams Arena magic strikes again for Bombers
• CIHS all-school read teaches students about kindness
• Food Drive need continues to grow
• Council hears update on Northern Lights Express
• Braham schools to add WiFi this summer
• Isanti moves forward with wakeboard park
• Cambridge Mayor Marlys Palmer gives annual State of the City address
• ‘Ring of Kerry’ coming to Cambridge
• Fiddler Brian Wicklund featured at March 25 Music & Pie Concert
• Benefit concert for Hughes family March 25
• Isanti Friends of the Library enjoy Expo
• Class AA State Preview: Bombers open against St. Croix Lutheran
• Nita R. Stoeckel
• Clara W. Pantsar
• Richard Glenn “Dick” Larson
• Howard F. Carson
• Alice McCool
• Adam J. Cameron
• Marilynn Mae Anderson
• Kevin Craig Olson
• Brenda S. Zimmerman
• Bombers scratch out victory over Blue Devils
• Braham Boys Basketball advances to 7AA Finals
• Bombers’ quest to repeat ambushed by Wagner, Panthers
• CCS boys close season in 3rd place
• Warrior Girls finish 2nd at CAL Tourney
• C-I Dollars for Scholars Phonathon
• Braham spring play ‘Cheaper by the Dozen’
• Walmart Cambridge/BestPrep team up for students
• C-I teacher, son semifinalists
• Sarah F. Peterson
• Raymond J. Dabrowski
• Isanti 3-Day Team marks over 300 miles
• 2012 March township election results
• Class AA State Preview: You’ve got to like the defending champions’ chances
• Firstlight Health System-Mora births Jan. 31-March 8
• Rose Rennaker
• Kevin Olson
• Charlotte Prunick
• Glenda Reynolds
• Delmer C. Erickson
• Edna “Soph” Wood
• Bomber boys march to 7AA semifinals
• East derails Bluejacket girls in section championship
• Boys Hoops Playoffs: Braham boys rip RC, Blaine beats Cambridge-Isanti
• Double OT thriller: Bombers earn fourth-straight State trip
• Jackets back in 7AAAA finals
• Braham/Esko rivalry renewed for 7AA finals
• Luke Becker to be inducted into MN Wrestling Hall
• C-I grad Nelson earns Big 10 title for Gophers
• Three medals come home from State
• Owls advance in playoffs
• Man sentenced for use of deadly force against peace officer
• Liquor store generates $300K for general fund
• A wakeboard park could soon be opening in Isanti
• Cabin Fever Art show deemed a success
• Bruce Conroy Ferry
• 2012 Arctic Plunge
• Boys Hoops Playoffs: Braham Boys No. 2 in 7AA, C-I No. 7 in 7AAAA
• Arthur “Art” Ford
• Gail Marie Engblom Cockerham
• Three State medals for C-I Wrestlers, Braham girls rip RC
• Jacket Wrestlers alive for Day 2 at State
• Jacket Wrestlers go 2-1 in opening State matches
• Bluejacket & Bomber girls win hoops playoff opener
• Technology is vital part of District 911
• Braham Schools suspend cheerleading program
• Couple celebrate 70th wedding anniversary
• Isanti Mayor: Times are tough, but staying positive
• Rotary Club gives dictionaries to third graders
• GracePointe Crossing honored with Patriot Award
• 10th Anniversary of Arctic Plunge
• Navy Sea Cadets learn important life skills
• 3.14 Pie Art Celebration in Braham exhibits Pie Art
• The Leader receives prestigious award
• Three Bluejackets wrestle way back to State Tourney
• Warriors B-ball teams on to CAL Finals as No. 3 seeds
• Bluejackets’ Floor & Beam are State highlights
• Braham Girls Hoops earns No. 1 seed, C-I No. 2 in respective sections
• Sports Schedule March 1-7
• Two Bluejackets reach State Swim/Dive meet
• Tiger Wrestlers send one to State
• The Path to Healing
• Joan B. Rycoitch
• Ethel M. Villella
• Sylvia M. Vargovich
• Bluejacket Wrestlers, Swim/Dive send on State entrants
• Girls Hoops Playoffs: Braham No. 1 seed, C-I No. 2 in respective sections
• C-I Gymnasts finish 7th at State
• Author to introduce book March 3 in Cambridge
• City wrestles with providing additional funding to library
• Isanti to examine future of community center
• Motor vehicle death rate decreased greatly in 2011
• Local artists featured at Cabin Fever Art Show and Sale this Sunday
• CHS graduate Chris Holtan named Exceptional Businesswoman
• Local members of Farmers Union meet with Gov. Dayton
• The Elvis of Hypnosis-Mikenosis
• C-I Boys Basketball players read to third graders
• Braham Area High School 2nd quarter Honor Roll
• Norene L. Callahan
• Saints end Jacket Boys Hockey season
• Ordean Stromgren
• C-I Gymnasts reach State in nail-biter, Wrestlers denied by St. Michael
• Isanti Primary School teacher killed in car accident
• Jacket Girls B-ball swats Hornets
• Rep. Cravaack believes reform needed
• Isanti City Council votes to clean up property on Broadway Street
• Lawmakers seek to change teacher seniority rules
• Children’s author, illustrator to demonstrate her talents
• Pregnancy Resource Center seeks volunteers
• Informational meeting set for Cambridge Ambassador Program
• On the Go
• Oslund – Meyer engaged
• Maxwell – Buelow engaged
• Our Little Valentine
• Jacket Wrestling seeded No. 2 for 7AAA Tourney
• Richard “Dick” Danger
• Lynn Rothenberger
• Julie Ann Schleicher
• Duluth skates past C-I girls hockey in playoff opener
• Jacket Girls head to Duluth for hockey playoffs
• Nine GRC titles in row for Braham boys hoops
• C-I’s Olson sets school scoring record
• Braham girls reach 20-win mark against Hibbing
• Owls roll past Rochester on 6-point weekend
• Sports Schedule Feb. 9-14
• Hastings tips C-I Wrestlers for title at Anoka Duals
• Tigers get claws back on ‘Rusty Skates’
• Warrior Hoops splits with RAHS
• Bluejackets swim to two wins
• Terry Robert Olson
• Richard H. Danger
• Jerry L. Wicken
• C-I Wrestlers 2nd at Anoka Duals
• C-I One-Act advances to State Festival
• Karen A. West
• Leona Mae Pettit
• Olson nears Bluejacket Hoops scoring record
• Tigers take back ‘Rusty Skates’
• Firstlight Health System-Mora birth Jan. 25
• CIMPC Girls Hockey seeded 5th for 7AA playoffs
• Isanti welcomes new Deputy City Clerk
• Community Wide Reading program begins in February
• Isanti County Historical Society receives $22K grant from Minnesota Historical Society
• Isanti County precinct caucuses to be held Feb. 7
• City of Isanti receives ‘shovel ready’ certification
• Nastrom presented with ‘Fair Person of the Year’ award
• Isanti Dining provides wonderful opportunities for seniors
• Heavenly Sunshine students raise funds for muscular dystrophy
• Many events planned at SAC’s on Third
• Day trips planned to theaters
• Marilyn Lillemo
• Gerrit Schutte
• Florence Miller
• Kathleen “Kit” Bergman
• LaVerna G. Mariette
• Dump truck collides with train in Grandy
• Donna Wallin
• Bruce W. Peters
• CIMPC Girls Hockey beats Rogers 4-2
• Firstlight Health System-Mora births Jan. 14-20
• 4th annual CFD Gun Raffle & Spaghetti Feed
• Invitation to Feb. 4 Sherburne NWR’s Winterfest
• NR, NWTF mentored youth turkey applications due Feb. 13
• Saturday’s Bluejacket Swim Invite is 7AA preview
• Knights keep their edge on Jacket Wrestlers
• Bomber Girls pay back ranked Skippers
• Cambridge Masons, Knights of Columbus gives $4,100 to Harbor Room
• District 911 learns about benefits of having instructional coaches
• Board hears update on MAGIC Act to be presented this session
• Jacket Girls Hockey ties Spartans
• Outdoors game for 2012 Hockey Day
• Cambridge Council gets closer look at city’s Public Works Department
• Braham board approves superintendent’s contract
• Mike Miller
• STMA Knights rally to defeat C-I Wrestlers
• Allen Paul Dahlquist
• Johnny Elvin
• James John Bollin Sr.
• Jacket Gymnasts beat Bison in M-8 dual
• “Unless You’re a Superhero, You Need an Estate Plan!”
• Creepy cool: C-I One Act’s ‘Property Rites’
• 8th Grade registration night at CIHS Jan. 31
• Financial Aid Info Night at CIHS Jan. 30
• March 17 ACT Test Prep Course at CIHS for juniors, seniors students
• Bomber girls throttle Tigers
• Bison’s third period puts horns into C-I Boys Hockey
• Buffalo blank CIMPC girls
• Hornets work past Jackets in M-8 Gymnastics
• Owls to host Chili Cook-Off at Jan. 21 home game
• Community Sports Notes
• City Center Market celebrates 33 years
• Not everything is always as black and white
• ‘You’re crazy’
• We are all in this together
• “Circle of Kindness”
• Area residents come through for Operation Christmas Child
• Emma C. Sager
• Lawrence “Lani” Perry
• Mae McAdams
• C-I Swim team 3rd at Packer Invite
• Eva G. Johnson
• Keith V. Carlson
• Lucille J. Peterson
• LaVonne J. Wigdahl
• Patti Nelson
• Peter M. Holt
• Berit Hverven Hauge Rogers
• Kathleen Packer
• Warrior girls 3-0 at tourney
• Bomber boys stay on roll with GRC wins
• Braham Girls slip past Huskies
• Jacket Girls Hoops defeat north metro squads
• River Hawks beat Bluejacket girls
• Jacket wrestlers win own invite again
• Ruth L. Stoll
• Rylan Miller
• Kathleen Packer
• Richard Morell Barker
• Firstlight Health System-Mora births Dec. 29-Jan. 3
• William J. Ward
• Beryl Olson
• David Peterson
• Mary A. Niles
• Lillian M. Blank
• Nicole A. Larson
• C-I Wrestlers win own Bluejacket Invite
• Students learn about science careers at STEM Summit
• C-I Wrestlers roll past Royals
• Kerry Baker
• Verona L. Kasper
• Floyd Allen Sutter
• Better Business Bureau warns area veterans of questionable sales pitches
• First baby of 2012 in Cambridge
• Births
• Find healing over time by learning through bereavement support groups
• Council learns about sewer service issues at local restaurant
• Connexus Energy ranks first in reliability
• County Board elects Larson as board chair
• Verona L. Kasper
• Carlson new Braham Mayor
• Kerry Baker
• Firstlight Health System-Mora births Dec. 12-25
• ECM Publishers has acquired the Sun Newspaper Group
• Holiday matinee: Bluejacket Hockey rips Vikings 6-1
• CIHS Drama Dept. earns ‘SpotLight Musical Theatre’ honors
• Cambridge-Isanti H.S. 1st Term Honor Roll
• Holiday Tourney updates
• Isanti man sentenced to 15 years in prison for criminal sexual conduct
• County Board changes to 0% levy for 2012
• District 911 Board considers renovating CIHS kitchen
• Blue Star Mothers bill signed into law
• Historical Society receives nearly $7K to restore fire salvaged archives
• Edblad re-elected to state County Attorneys Association
• Cravaack TSA Legislation cleared for President’s desk
• Legislators need to be accountable for their actions
• Statewide Health Improvement Program (SHIP) grants to fight chronic disease
• Gray wolf hunting, trapping seasons may be possible next fall in Minnesota
• Justin Gustafson
• Princeton tips C-I Boys B-ball in OT
• Firstlight Health System-Mora birth Dec. 7
• Duane C. Bragge
• Judge finds Geving guilty of use of deadly force against peace officer
• Cambridge Council approves ‘12 street improvement project
• Braham School Board sets decrease for 2012 levy
• Dahlman rolls past 3,000 career points
• Bluejacket girls tame the Tigers
• Rush City-Braham wrestlers get 1st win
• OT win for C-I Girls Hockey over rival Tigers
• Bluejackets earn 5 medals at MN Christmas Tourney
• C-I Swim 10th at Blaine Invite
• Jacket Gymnasts 6th at Tech Invite
• Cambridge motorist hits school bus in Ham Lake
• A. Marjorie Chilman
• Leroy Wallace Mell
• Leonard J. Smykalski
• Beverly “Bev” Orr
• Randall Ausmus
• David V. Heldman
• Richard K. Thomson
• ECM Publishers of Coon Rapids agrees to Acquire MN Sun Newspapers
• C-I Girls win 52-51 M-8 basketball opener
• Johnson, Nault-Maurer are CIHS Triple A Award reps
• Legion Oratorical Contest winner announced
• Braham H.S. 1st quarter Honor Rolls
• Cambridge Christian 1st Quarter Honor Rolls
• What will promote greater respect for outstanding teaching?
• Vaughan now owns state three-point record
• Bomber girls run GRC win streak to 35 games
• C-I Swim opens with win over East
• Long Lake Lutheran presents Live Nativity
• Bluejackets take 2nd to St. Michael at Cardinal Invite
• Two traffic stops lead to felony drug arrests
• Weekend Sports: Braham boys overcome Orono
• THURSDAY SPORTS: Jacket Boys Hockey beats St. Francis
• Bluejacket Girls Hockey fights back with win streak
• C-I Boys BBall defeats Wildcats in home opener
• Jacket Girls 2-1 in opening battles
• Bomber Girls hold off Maranatha at Tip-Off
• Warrior Werlein reaches 1,000-point plateau
• Jacket Wrestlers 1st at CL Invite
• C-I Gymnasts close 2nd at Perham
• City of Isanti approves 11 percent property tax decrease for 2012
• Jacket Boys hockey falls to East, Denfeld
• Injuries reported in multi-vehicle crash in Cambridge
• FirstLight Health System-Mora Births Nov. 28-29
• Aurora W. Denis
• Leroy P. Anderson
• Friday: Jacket Wrestlers 2-1 at WBL; C-I Boys Hoops falls to Cardinals
• Pursue a nursing assistant career at Scofield Nursing Assistant Training Center
• Thursday Sports: Warrior Werlein reaches 1,000 points
• Woman recovering following accident at cheese factory
• East Central Minnesota Chorale to perform at Christ the King
• Benefit for Ryan Daniel Grant at Isanti VFW Dec. 3
• Four Seasons Garden Club visits Pinestead Tree Farms
• Get personalized letters from Santa
• House passes legislation to expedite security clearance for Military personnel
• Many happenings at Isanti Senior Dining
• Cambridge Lutheran Senior Christmas Party
• Keeping busy at SAC’s
• “A Mystery Mountain Christmas” Dec. 10 will bring Christmas Spirit
• Braham teacher charged with criminal sexual conduct
• Julia M. Mavetz
• Stuart Sigurdson
• Sheldon L. Larson
• Marion Carlson
• Alexander Wald
• Joan Johnson
• Elmer Honnette Allen
• Goralene Peterson
• Gifford G. Myers
• James B. Carlson
• Braham’s Tyler Vaughan signs with Minnesota State Moorhead basketball
• C-I’s Whitney Olson signs with Wayne State basketball
• Jacket alumni swimming for college teams
• 2011 High School Fall Sports All-Conference & Awards
• Arlene Harriet Peterson
• Lucille Cathrine Nelson
• Dorretta J. Davis
• Eileen Lindblad
• Joyce White
• Harold Eugene Schaeffer
• Panthers defeat visiting Jacket girls hockey
• Jacket Girls Hockey skates to OT win in opener
• Jackets Swim/Dive closes season 6th at 7AAs
• 2012 Aquatennial Princess Cayla Yund will be honored
• East Central Regional Library: Overdue fees doubling, eBooks coming soon
• Galactic Cowboy Orchestra will perform at Siloa Lutheran Nov. 20
• New Beginnings Church excited about new location
• Snowflake Parade this Saturday
• Dan Klemz concedes in Braham School election
• Isanti discusses long-term financial planning
• Cambridge celebrates opening of 2nd Ave. bridge
• Stanford V. Harper
• Jeffrey J. Rother
• Jeremiah Daniel Scofield
• Denise Wood
• Jeremiah Daniel Scofield
• Dolores Duncan
• Willette A. Fredeen
• Ardis L. Brague
• Richard Charles Dahlquist
• Mahnomen machine works past Braham in State quarterfinals
• Bombers tame Lions, march into section finals
• Warrior Soccer claims CAL championship
• Denise Angela Engstrom
• Gary W. Rosenau
• DelRay H. Peterson
• Roland Duane LaPlante
• U.S. Marshal, counties tracking suspect in Fish Lake Twp. cornfield
• Woman loses hand in cheese plant accident
• Braham Volleyball falls to Barnum in playoffs
• Bluejacket CC finishes season at 7AA races
• Nelmer Lawrence Eberhardt
• Jacket Volleyball beats Wildcats in playoff opener
• Larry Lutz
• Carol M. Hanson
• “Grease is the Word” at CIHS this autumn
• Get fit by joining the Zumba club in Braham
• Haunted Trail, Carnival at Isanti County Fairgrounds
• District 911 shows growth toward Adequate Yearly Progress
• Rosenstone formally steps into MnSCU chancellor role
• Warriors run past C-I in playoff opener
• Bomber Football seeded No. 1 for 7A playoffs
• Braham works for share of GRC Volleyball title
• Jacket Volleyball gets home playoff rematch with Wildcats
• Karen Jean Hoppe
• Spider-Man, Batman spotted in Isanti
• Expo showcases over 65 businesses
• Lewis R. Blakeney
• Blue Star Moms ship packages to men and women serving overseas
• Volleyball Playoffs: Both Bluejackets, Bombers get opening home match
• Football Playoffs: Braham No. 1 in 7A, C-I No. 7 in 8AAAAA
• Cambridge Chamber names 2011 Employees of the Year
• Survivor of domestic violence shares story
• Local host site for supervised parental visitation closes
• Interim use permit approved for New Hope to locate downtown
• Cambridge Medical Center recognizes alumni during annual Harvest Tea
• Isanti moves forward with Dickey’s Barbecue Pit
• Braham approves School Improvement Plan
• Cambridge native promotes Pork Month
• Anytime Fitness in Isanti celebrates expansion
• Kids Against Hunger packs over 60,000 meals
• Robert Henry Rasmussen
• Joseph Louis Caminati Jr.
• Harlan J. Bergloff
• Gerald “Andy” M. Anderson
• Sonic in Cambridge closes its doors
• Warrior Soccer still perfect in CAL games
• Chromy runs big in C-I Football win over Becker
• Rebels run past Bomber Football in second half
• Duluth East sweeps Jackets in soccer playoffs
• Duane Arsene De Witt
• Community invited to Kenny Krona & Friends Concert at Cambridge Campus Oct. 14
• Scholarship session with C-I Community Ed
• Braham Community Ed classes now taking registration
• M-8 Finals for Bluejacket CC this Thursday
• Both Jacket Soccer teams to face East in playoff opener
• Wildcats top Bluejackets in 7AA Team Tennis
• Isanti kindergarten teacher wins $1,000 of school supplies
• Warrior Soccer stays on hot streak
• CCS Volleyball posts three victories
• Legislators meet with community members to discuss government reform
• Evelyn Lola Cramer
• Seeding for C-I Girls Tennis & Soccer playoffs
• Janice L. Vidor
• Bomber Football goes to 6-0
• Michael W. Leasure
• Lavonne Betty Bowker
• Duane Arsene DeWitt
• Anoka-Ramsey, partners, awarded $19.6 million healthcare training grant
• SarTec Corporation, owner of Ever Cat Fuels, awarded $500,000 grant to advance biodiesel process
• Register now for Braham Community Ed. courses
• C-I medals at M-8 tennis tourney
• High School Sports Schedule Oct. 6-12
• C-I swimmers 3rd at Sholund Invite
• 5-0 Bombers win big on Homecoming night
• Homecoming sweep of Huskies
• Adamson hat trick leads Owls
• Sanbrook Golf League champs
• Ogilvie woman faces four charges of alleged child neglect and abuse
• North Branch man sentenced in sex crime
• Amendment approved to Joint Powers Agreement for Bike/Walk Trail
• Iris Henry
• Gordon Gene Kimber
• Eldora Marie Welcome
• Helen L. Dalen
• Violet M. Anderson
• Arlene Becklin
• Bombers win big on Homecoming, Jackets clipped by Magic
• Pine City woman charged in drowning death at Braham group home
• College fair helps students plan for future
• Gunshots fired during exchange with suicidal male
• Bombers sweep Huskies
• Owls defeat Ice Hawks in shootout
• CCS Soccer wins two-of-three
• Bombers run at Milaca’s Mega Meet
• C-I Girls Soccer wins two matches
• Bluejacket Boys Soccer on a good streak
• Bombers take control of conference by subduing Dragons
• Tigers rally on Bluejackets in second half
• COMMUNITY SPORTS NOTES
• Urban’s Isanti Hardware celebrates Grand Opening
• Glorious day for Anderson Park open house
• Isanti Bicycle Repair now open
• New Isanti business offers signs and photography
• Daniel K. Curtis
• Dorothy M. Lewis
• Donald E. Anderson
• Melanie Kay (Johnson) Anderson
• Queen Becca, King Jacob reign over Braham Homecoming
• Elvira Helen Bruss
• Irma Clara Erickson
• James Shand
• James A. Kovatch
• Bomber Football pounds Pine City, Tech spoils Jackets’ Homecoming
• THURSDAY NIGHT SCORES:
• Bar & Grill/Extinguishers climb ladder to 35-Over championship
• Owls’ opener a huge success
• C-I 3rd at Hibbing Invite
• Bluejacket Soccer girls still fighting
• Warrior Soccer beats Hawks 9-2
• Football: Bombers beat Jags, Jackets blanked at Buffalo
• C-I Tennis wins two matches
• Volleyball: Bombers 2nd at invite, Jackets sweep Wildcats
• Jacket boys CC wins at Mora run
• Outdoor art at Cedar Creek Reserve
• Photos from Cambridge Customer Appreciation Event
• LeRoy T. Patraw
• Harriet L. Holscher
• Nuisance enforcement in Isanti to be handled by planning and parks director
• Students test above state average in math
• Minnesota author, Brian Freeman, to visit Cambridge Public Library
• Oktoberfest Sept. 24 at Historic St. John’s
• Ecstatic Dance Sept. 23 at Sweetgrass Farm
• Olsen – Fuchs engaged
• Public Art grant writing workshop in Braham
• Queen Jocelyn, King Austin preside over CIHS Homecoming
• Joseph J. Poziembo
• Ryan Kent Mossengren
• John T. Killian
• Merle F. Hesse
• Bomber Football wins big at Hinckley; C-I blanked in Buffalo
• Visiting foes sweep at CIHS
• C-I Boys Travel Basketball tryouts
• Jam at the Kost Dam Sept. 17
• Rubie Bellin
• High School games Sept. 15-21
• Jr. Hockey: Owls home opener this weekend
• Stacking the pack
• C-I Boys Soccer goes 1-1; Jacket girls sweep Becker
• Braham Equestrian team fine tunes for State show
• Warrior Soccer wins big
• Bluejacket V-ball 5th on Litchfield nets
• C-I Swim defeats Tigers
• Rubie Bellin
• FirstLight Health-Mora births Aug. 17-29
• Janie L. Chapman
• James Robert Pearson
• Cambridge’s City-Wide Garage Sale
• Margaret Erica Olson
• James Leroy Nyman
• Joey D. Mahlberg
• Alice J. Hagen
• Vivian Audrey Loren
• Bomber Football defeats Esko
• Elks spoil Bluejacket Football’s home opener
• Bluejacket CC hosts invite this Thursday
• Young female reported missing from Cambridge
• Isanti Council puts performance center project on hold
• Cambridge hears results of retail market, restaurant, hotel study
• Former Braham Schools golf coach faces six counts of felony theft
• Teddy Bear Care kids donate blankets to fire department
• 5th Annual Captain’s Motorcycle Run raises over $3,000 for Beyond the Yellow Ribbon
• Designers move, make way for Cafe Caffeine and Guitar Shop
• Neurologist and psychiatrist join Cambridge Medical Center
• MnDOT asks public to help shape future of regional public transportation in central Minnesota
• Fall Storytime at Cambridge Public Library, Isanti Link Site
• Holocaust survivor tells her story
• Arnold Longley
• Douglas Atkins
• Jean C. Bettinger
• Redbirds win State championship in another classic
• Redbirds reach State championship game
• Bombers fly past East Central in opener
• Holm pleads guilty to felony criminal sexual conduct
• Thunder steals show in Bluejacket Football opener
• Fall Sports Outlook
• Link Crew’s 5th year to welcome CIHS freshmen
• Cambridge-Isanti New Teacher Luncheon hosted by Rotary Club
• Benefit Sept. 10 to help family of fallen firefighter Chip Imker
• Irene Bauer to retire from city of Isanti
• Local man charged with first degree, criminal sexual conduct
• Road work continues on Co. Rd. 45
• Car Shows benefit local food pantry
• Sheriff announces Law Enforcement Scholarship Program
• Refuge Network presents ‘Domestic Violence is Real’
• Betsy Stevens
• Myrna D. Hendrickson
• Victor J. Louis
• Karl Ruldolph Nelson
• William “Bill” Sandberg
• Lynn Marie Hanson
• Eugene S. Meyers
• Wallace Johnson
• Shirley M. Kroll
• Margarete “Marge” Dehn
• Richard Waltz
• Richard Braun
• Cambridge family competes in 5-mile run in Rush City
• Redbirds quiet Lakers at State baseball opener
• Co-Rec Softball State Tourney at Sandquist this weekend
• Fall 2011 high school sports opening events
• Happiness Happens at GracePointe Crossing
• Dist. 911 board hears update on buildings and grounds
• Isanti County Sportsmen’s Club to benefit from lawful gambling proceeds
• Four candidates will be on ballot for Braham school board election
• eBooks are coming to East Central Library
• Spaghetti feed Aug. 30 to support Our Response
• Back to School for Cambridge - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• FirstLight Health System-Mora births July 27-Aug. 17
• Elvira Bernadette Turner
• Redbirds’ ‘D’ stars in opening win at State
• James Voigt
• David Lind
• Albert J. Mahlberg
• Dorothy Lucille Rysdam
• O. Warne Linton
• Gordon Larson
• Ramona K. Peterson
• Gregory W. Thul
• Isanti Mayor honors outstanding employees
• Agreements approved to bring National Recycling to Cambridge
• Braham waiting for approval on improvement plan grant application
• Local foundation looks to grant wishes and dreams of children
• Intern gains valuable experience in county attorney’s office
• CenturyLink brand launching in the area, replacing Qwest name
• Eating (and shopping) local helps keep our community healthy
• Local Births
• Elliot McGrath riding high on BMX tour
• Community Sports Notes
• Anoka Technical College, Anoka-Ramsey Community College officially align
• Gregory W. Thul
• Herriet Ramona Claypool
• Christin M. Birkholz
• June Chenoweth
• Lowe’s of Cambridge closes its doors
• Maurice Louis Boudreau
• Redbirds reach State tournament
• Merle John Duff
• Ride For the Wolves Charity Motorcycle Ride
• Steven S. Olson
• Isanti man sentenced for bank fraud
• Owner of Scottie & Son Auto Center recovering after tragic accident
• Local author, Lindsay Johnson, releases new children’s book
• Isanti County offers office space to Historical Society
• City of Isanti intends to withdraw from Isanti County EDA
• WillowBridge Center suffers water main break
• Music highlights success of Joy Lutheran’s Block Party
• Local aerobics program mixes faith and fitness
• Filing period closes Aug. 16 for Braham School Board election
• Redbirds start regions with two wins
• Daniel James Watson
• Richard “Dick” Anderson, Sr.
• Isanti mother dies in broadside crash Sunday night
• Ervin Henry Robertson
• Free nitrate water-testing clinic Aug. 9-10
• Local riders to ride in ABA BMX Racing National Series this weekend
• Wilfred Perra, Jr.
• Residents enjoy National Night Out in Cambridge
• Reading, math tutors make a difference
• Cambridge to receive federal aid for clean-up costs from July storm
• Harris man charged with damaging County Fairgrounds
• Cravaack issues statement on passage of Budget Control Act
• North Branch man pleads guilty to sex crime
• Man, 26, dies after cliff jump into St. Croix River
• Cambridge Dairy Queen to hold fundraiser for Gillette Children’s Specialty Healthcare
• Local Births
• Plenty to do on Braham Pie Day Aug. 5
• Dozens of trees down in Isanti following storm
• Wendell “Wendy” Kriesel
• FirstLight Health System-Mora births July 20-22
• Tornado touched down in Mille Lacs, Isanti counties Saturday
• Cheryl Ann Johnstone
• Lucille Ione Bohanon
• Anoka ends Rum River’s baseball season
• Retired farmers drive antique tractors to Joe’s on Main
• Rum River opens regions at Anoka, Redbirds get bye
• 2011 Isanti County Fair Demo Derby Winners
• Co. Rd 5/23 stoplight distorted by the storm
• Cambridge Intermediate highlights strengths
• Rum River Bike Classic Aug. 6
• C-I Team Tennis advances to regionals
• Music, artisans and pie at the 22nd annual Braham Pie Day
• Pine City Blue Star Moms make it official
• Gov. Dayton requests disaster declaration for Isanti County
• 2011 Outstanding Seniors recognized
• Accepting state apology with dignity
• Sons of Norway Lodge 1-685 begins in Cambridge
• Dayton surveys storm and fire damage in Cambridge
• Fun at the 2011 Isanti County Fair
• Cambridge Legion out of District 10 tourney
• Cambridge Legion works past Coon Rapids
• Gov. Dayton requests disaster declaration for Isanti County
• Vulnerable adult reported missing from Cambridge
• Woody Steele is ‘Outstanding Senior’
• Shirley Karstens is ‘Outstanding Senior’
• Cambridge continues to clean up from July 1 storm
• Jerome Bruce
• David Packer
• Braham School Board calls for general election
• Dickey’s Barbecue Pit is soon coming to Isanti
• Isanti County 4-H Premium Auction July 23 at the fair
• Carrie Doom opens law firm in Isanti
• Moose Lake man charged with criminal sexual conduct
• Public help sought in Cambridge missing person case
• Nancy L. Peters
• Michael L. Hagen Sr.
• Ernest Henry Gutzkow
• Gene Hanson
• Dorothy M. Lindberg
• Sharon Weinhardt
• Clarence “Smitty” Smith
• FirstLight Health System-Mora births July 4-13
• Fall 2011 high school sports start dates for Braham, Cambridge-Isanti
• Isanti County Historical Society receives emergency grant
• Cambridge Legion playoff game moved to Friday
• Legion Baseball Playoffs: Saints tip Cambridge
• Mike and Ann Tessneer will ‘Raise the Timbers’ at Stark Wines this weekend
• 2011 Isanti Ambassadors crowned
• Local Births
• Lester E. “Gene” Hanson
• Public safety measures acted upon at Braham Council meeting
• Historical Society arson investigation is ‘on-going’
• Jennifer Parlin Brentano, ‘95 Cambridge Ambassador, is Co-Captain of Aquatennial
• Wedes appointed new Chief Deputy County Attorney
• Alleged child molester fails to appear for sentencing
• Several miles of roads in Isanti County to be sealcoated
• Mattsons celebrate 65th wedding anniversary
• Play, Inc. to present “Mulan, Jr.”
• Quilt raffle to benefit local 4-H program
• On the Go
• Call for entries for 2011 Small Quilt Show in Braham
• Open House retirement for Bonnie Zimmerman
• Cambridge-Isanti Class of ‘81 Class Reunion
• GracePointe Crossing therapist receives Lymphedema Therapy certification
• Senior Day at the Isanti County Fair
• Master Gardener: Steadfast Sedums
• Nancy Remiger
• Ruth Sandstrom
• Lorraine Renz
• David Walter Kankaala
• Repairs continue on ECE’s system due to July 1 storm
• Kids games, turtle race big hits at Jubilee Days
• FirstLight Health System-Mora births June 16-July 1
• Isanti Firefighters Rodeo
• Gov. declares State of Emergency in Isanti County
• Minnesota Historical Society provides disaster assistance to Isanti County Historical Society
• Winners of the 2011 Isanti Parade
• Isanti County Historical Society building destroyed by arson
• Ralph W. Carlson is home at last
• More thoughts on the gay issue
• Braham task force thankful for donations to Community Center
• Another successful community blood drive
• C-I Baseball Coach thanks community for support
• Let’s keep in touch
• Help youngsters learn over the summer
• CIHS senior Tim Saxton brings home gold from National SkillsUSA
• Mike and Arlene Urban to open Urban’s Isanti Hardware
• 35 years strong for the Isanti Firefighters Rodeo
• Merle Horan
• Political divide means no work for 20,000 state employees
• Shutdown is 2nd in state history
• Barbara J. Hage
• Tammy Lynn Prokosch
• Final ride for SGT Carlson
• Magician awes youth through Braham Community Ed camp
• Single father celebrates home ownership
• District 911 approves $58 million budget
• State shutdown impacts local governments
• Great weekend for Bandit Bash
• Faith Lutheran welcomes new pastor
• Redbirds sweep Blue Devils
• Untitled
• New Hope Motorcycle Sunday, July 10
• Dean Swanson
• Estelle “Stella” A. Kowal
• Chester Walberg, Jr.
• David Warden
• Accident at Hwys. 95 and 47 intersection
• Sen. Nienow addresses State Budget
• Lawrence William George
• Christopher Alan Blomquist
• Isanti Fire participates in North Branch Parade
• ‘In Loving Memory of John E. Larson’
• Isanti liquor store to have own website
• Isanti Township BMX track draws discussion at board meeting
• Cambridge approves agreement with National Recycling
• Braham hires new secondary principal
• David Englund named Grand Marshal of Parade
• Lamans named “Isanti County Farm Family of Year”
• Cambridge Legion 3-1 on season
• Strawberry picking now in season
• Doug Jones ministering at Victory Chrisitan Center
• Upcoming Faith Events
• Wrong-way driver is sentenced in 2010 crash
• Isanti County Beyond the Yellow Ribbon presents shadow box to mother of Corporal Sean Osterman
• Store sign falls during storm
• Sharon Fletcher
• Christopher “Kip” Blomquist
• FirstLight Health System-Mora births June 9-13
• Isanti wins own Redbird Classic
• Loretta B. Gotfredson
• Ralph William Carlson
• 2011 Cambridge Ambassadors crowned
• On your mark, get set, go!
• Woman reflects on her recovery
• Legion Baseball opens season 1-1
• V.F.W. baseball starts 1-3
• Redbird Classic tourney this weekend in Isanti
• Two State medals for C-I track
• Spring 2011 high school team awards
• C-I boys basketball summer opportunities
• Race the Rum 5K
• Former Gov. Elmer Andersen exhibit unveiling at Princeton Library
• Brook Park man charged with malicious punishment of a child, felony assault
• Stanchfield man pleads guilty to Wyoming moose poaching
• Sgt. Ralph William Carlson
• Joni Peterson Shearer
• FirstLight Health System–Mora births June 2-8
• Missing woman reported from Cambridge
• 16th annual Cambridge Classic Softball Tourney this weekend
• Jackets reach State in six events
• Bluejacket Baseball ends season at Andover
• PPR Triathlon draws crowd
• Special recognition awards given to locals by Army Recruiters Office
• Victim Services Coordinator receives State Award
• Safety & Rescue lauded for performance to county
• Cambridge saves $387K in refunding of obligation bonds
• Isanti making headway on vandalism
• Marjorie Ramsey
• Braham graduates look forward to future
• Bridget Denise Babb
• John C. Adams
• Gene Elmer Johnson
• Barbara Gail Kline
• Orville E. Anderson
• 2011 Graduation Ceremonies
• Jacket track opens 7AAs with two State qualifiers
• Jacket Baseball slides past 12th-seed Anoka
• Rock climbing teaches valuable lessons
• Braham Community Ed: Safe Sitter, Valleyfair trip, Driver’s Ed
• Kayaking & Paddle Boarding class at CIHS
• Braham Girls Golf 2nd at 7As; C-I teams compete at 7AAA meets
• Bomber Baseball falls to Legacy 12-4
• Warrior Baseball closes season with 10-5 record
• Jacket boys track gears up for sections with invite win
• C-I Tennis season comes to end
• East Central Energy workers assist with storm damage
• Honoring a Vietnam veteran
• Bombers beat Isle to advance in 5A Baseball
• Honoring CFD firefighter Chip Imker
• C-I Softball falls to Anoka in 7AAA tourney
• Bluejacket Baseball seeded 5th for 7AAA tourney
• C-I’s Garrett Hedberg named to All-Star Baseball team
• Chip Imker
• Jackets beat Tigers, fall to Rangers in 7AA Team tourney
• Bomber Baseball seeded 3rd in playoffs, Jackets drop last M-8 games
• C-I Boys Golf finishes 4th in M-8
• Bluejackets grasp conference championship
• Bomber girls golf advances to 7A finals
• Slattery places 4th at State to lead C-I Bowlers
• Lions end Braham’s season in 5A playoffs
• Seven GRC champs for Bomber girls track
• Celebrating service to District 911
• Cambridge firefighter killed in ‘unfortunate accident’
• Budget solution likely to be found in special session if compromise is made on behalf of Minnesotans
• The way we see movies has changed over the years
• Braham Community Center fundraiser a huge success
• Another outstanding musical by Cambridge-Isanti students
• Family appreciates District 911’s support for education
• Knights of Columbus appreciates support for “Tootsie Roll Drive”
• Local legislators deserve credit for parks, trails funding
• “The Story of Music, Stories from Home” to be presented June 16
• Cambridge Swedish Festival sponsors Nordic concert June 14
• A conference championship for Bluejackets
• C-I Tennis advances in subsections
• Cathy Elizabeth Hirsch
• Maregarethea “Dot” Dorothea Fritche
• Bluejacket Softball gets No. 2 seed for 7AAAs
• 4th-seed C-I Tennis hosts Princeton May 23
• Bomber Softball bounced in playoffs; Bluejackets beat SMA
• Steve “Geronimoe” Hoffman
• Tim Pawlenty expected to announce his run for President on Monday
• C-I Baseball eliminated from M-8 race
• Braham Softball seeded 5th for subsections
• 10th annual triathlon kicks off summer
• Solid C-I showing at M-8 finals; 2 records set
• Bombers clinch GRC Baseball title
• C-I Softball splits with Buffalo, still in M-8 chase
• Buffalo rallies on Jacket Baseball
• C-I boys golf bounces back at Princeton
• Jacket Tennis falls to 7AA foes; playoffs next week
• Warrior Softball, Baseball falls to Hawks
• Fear in the night: ’4 A.M. the Musical’ at CIHS
• Cambridge to upgrade its Web site
• Braham lunch prices see slight increase
• Isanti redefines the assistant city administrator-city clerk position
• Congressman Chip Cravaack plans May 18 town hall meeting
• Jacket Softball beats Buffalo, Braham baseball sweeps RC
• Cory Whittlef
• Murle Soland
• Lisa Muller
• Vernal T. Weaver
• Margaret (Stanius) Nelson
• Rosemary Wilson
• Melvin M. Bodine & Genevieve B. Bodine
• Bluejackets 5th, 8th at True Team Track sections
• C-I Prom Night: Basking in ‘Sea of Love’
• Students fine-tuning “4 AM” musical
• C-I Community Ed offers summer fun
• Lowes supports Braham Elementary sandbox project
• Big series with Buffalo coming for C-I Softball
• Bluejacket Boys Track wins at Waconia
• Battling injuries, Warrior Baseball splits games
• High School Sports May 12-17
• Buffalo gets leg up on Jackets in M-8 Baseball, Braham splits two games
• Hawk 2-person Best Ball, Redbird Scramble and C-I Youth Football
• Lolita Elaine (Elftmann) Paquette
• FirstLight Health System-Mora births April 29-May 5
• John Fredrick Gallmeier
• Ruby Wicklund
• Kathleen M. Armstrong
• Emil J. Stanina
• Journey to 100
• Isanti City-Wide Garage Sale
• Warring wins District 4 Commissioner seat
• May 6 proclaimed Seat Belt Awareness Day
• Cambridge Police pursues COPS grant
• Isanti to crack down on vandalism
• District 911 nixes charter school concept
• Braham’s Deb Thompson is headed to Washington, D.C. for educational service
• Open your home to an exchange student this summer
• C-I Tennis showdown with Becker May 6
• Cambridge mother, daughter survive crash with help of seat belts
• Isanti man gets four years for 2009 Ham Lake burglary
• FirstLight Health System-Mora births April 11-27
• Stolen car pulled from Rum River
• Arlo Lorenzo Peterson
• Del Droogsma
• Corinne C. Olson
• Russell W. Carlson
• Laurel D. Lindner
• Margaret M. Johnson
• Roma Jane Steffen
• Peter King Odegaard
• Irene Elizabeth Loose Gibson
• On the Go
• Jacket girls 7th at Hawk Invite
• Veterans: Free Appreciation Concert at Cambridge Campus, April 28
• High School Sports April 28-May 3
• Braham girls at Hawk Invite
• Becker bounces past C-I Baseball 7-6
• Jacket Softball racks up two shutouts
• County employees agree to three furlough days
• Relive the Golden Age of Radio in Cambridge
• Aitkin falls to Braham bats in GRC Softball
• Helen Mildred Anderson
• Ralph Wesley Jenison
• College Screening new version of film, ” I’m not Black, I’m Coloured” with visit by director and actress
• Carl Olof Bengtsson
• Local woman uses lessons from the Great Depression to save the planet
• C-I Thursday sports: Golfing boys 2nd at Wild Marsh
• Braham girl accidentally shot by father
• Bombers stay undefeated by holding off Gobblers
• New branch of Central Lakes Oral & Facial Surgery open in Cambridge
• Cambridge resolves issues with non-profit signage
• Isanti Council approves street repairs
• Braham terminates high school principal
• First sentence given under social host ordinance
• METO honored for support of soldiers
• East Central Building Official’s Education meetings prove beneficial
• CIHS Parent-Teacher Conferences
• Isanti Primary School Kindergarten Round-Up
• Sign up now for commercial exhibitor space at the Isanti County Fair
• Arbitrator rules Mitch Clausen can return to work
• FirstLight Births April 4-11
• Vernon D. Johnson
• Janice Diane Norberg
• Virgil Oliver Stone
• Lloyd O. Paulson
• Braham Prom visits ‘A Night in Paris’
• Mary Lou Sandberg
• Jacket boys 3rd at 15-team Monticello Invite
• Bomber girls 4th at RC Tigerama track meet
• C-I Tennis starts with two victories
• Buffalo sweeps M-8 triangular at CIHS
• ON THE GO (April 13 issue)
• Upcoming Church Events
• Gear up for Cambridge’s Multiple Sclerosis Walk
• Harbor Room anniversary celebration April 20
• CCS student earns 1st in spelling bee
• Two Anoka-Ramsey students named All-Minnesota Top scholars
• CIHS grad is Head Start ‘Teacher of the Year’
• 2011 budget cuts not enough
• Donate4Marilyn benefit a success
• Clair Godfrey Benzen
• C-I Boys Track 2nd at True Team Invite
• Annette Strand Scherer Robbins
• Bluejacket Baseball wins opener
• Nancy Easter
• Woodrow C. Swanson
• E. Sidney Oslund
• Edna Erickson
• Lorryn M. Anderson
• Albert D. Baxter
• FirstLight Health births March 30-April 2
• Cambridge to wait on filling development position
• Street and sewer repair project remains obstructed
• Author to talk ‘breweries’
• Haley Bonar to perform live in concert April 9
• Cambridge Community-wide Read plans many activities
• Isanti is full of ‘heart and soul’
• Senator Klobuchar vs. Minnesotans
• Three tentative truths about teacher/principal evaluation
• More support needed for early childhood read programs
• Whitehead-Whalen wed
• Ronald Otterness
• James T. Seivert
• Charles N. Slater
• Irene I. Springer
• Philip “Chuck” Kardell
• ‘RRR’ makes a difference at CIHS
• Loren Davis receives MADD award
• Braham grad lived in Japan since 2004
• Flood risk looks mild for Isanti County
• Two new felonies lodged in former youth director case
• Real Estate investors’ seminar April 2
• Vivian R. Oliver
• Philip “Chuck” Kardell
• Ronald Wagner
• Scandinavian Film hits Mora
• Ethan James Cashin
• Estella Leah Harrington
• High school athletes show the real effor
• Richard M. Horan
• Isanti steers clear of forced annexations
• Music group, Salsabrosa, coming to area high school
• Senior Resource Center establishes Cambridge branch
• Help for Homeless Veterans
• Thanks to all those who made blood drive successful
• Pay our fair share
• Support local tree sales
• Help restock the food shelves
• C-I Track thanks community
• Wisconsin 3, Minnesota, 0
• Local woman reported missing from group home
• Two Mora men face felony drug charges
• FirstLight Health System-Mora Births March 12-16
• George Havelka
• Delores Ledin Elftmann
• Ralph G. Johnson
• John E. Larson
• Carolyn P. Peterson
• CHAMPIONS!!!
• Bombers survive to reach championship
• Braham Girls headed to Class AA Championship
• Hot Blue Devils defeat cold Bombers
• Mn/DOT to begin Hwy. 65 project on Feb. 28
• Legion National Commander visits Cambridge
• Taste of Home Cooking School features top culinary specialist
• Cleaning fees discussed at Sandquist Park
• Armed home invasion in Cambridge apartment
• Isanti man is passenger in car that goes through ice in Forest Lake
• Help feed the community
• Yellow Ribbon offers open arms, breakfast to Guard unit
• Isanti hires new liquor store manager
• Fire departments awarded $264K for new radio equipment
• Good Neighbors
• Saying Goodbye
• Benefit for Alvin Broll, battling throat cancer, set for Saturday
• Isanti Council approves new contract with police union group
• Five file for Dist. 4 Commissioner seat
• Search for new ARCC president underway
• No injuries reported in school bus accident
• CIHS principal decision not expected until May
• Another Rodeo donation to Isanti Fire Station No. 3
• District 911 schools all moving to trimester schedule next year
• Daudt and Magnus propose welfare reform
• Wanted: Suspects in armed robbery at North Branch home
• Celebrating the first year of work in Rwanda
• Council approves amended fee schedule relating to non-profits
• Planning Commission seat filled
• Lundeen, Streiff win Isanti Council Primary
• Changing judicial system
• The new 911 board gets to work
• Impacting education
• Former youth director pleads not guilty, released on $25,000 bail
• Dan Fosse reflects on school board career
• City hears snowplowing update
• John Carlson reflects on school board career
• Board supports Co. Rd. 5 overpass concept
• Braham schools lower levy by 5.48 percent
• Tim Pawlenty is proud to say he was was a �true fiscally conservative governor�
• Andover man killed in Dec. 23 crash near Braham
• Spirit of giving
• CIHS principal decision postponed
• CIHS moves to a trimester schedule next school year
• Cambridge hears concerns with sign ordinance
• Marine with Cambridge ties fatally wounded
• Armed home invasion reported in Isanti
• Monson gears up for new term as sheriff
• Despite the weather, several turn out for sleigh rides
• No longer living in a world without words
• �06 CIHS graduate enjoys career in world of fitness
• Co. Rd. 5 overpass at discussion stage
• Cambridge approves 1.5 tax levy increase
• Isanti to lower property taxes by 1.4 percent
• Rural Isanti man killed in snowmobile accident
• Local man charged with kidnapping, sexual assault
• Isanti Mayor remains optimistic, despite challenges ahead
• MAPE plans expansion
• Oak Land highlights success
• Schibilla retires after 34 years with Isanti County
• 2010 Image Awards
• College receives $800,000 grant
• Refuge, New Pathways team up for holiday fundraiser
• Humbled by election, Cravaack is ready to work
• A veteran's 'Welcome Home'
• Kurt Daudt excited to begin next chapter in political career
• Nienow wins back state Senate District 17
• Heart for Hailey
• Election Results 2010
• Two stabbed at Q Mandarin, suspect arrested
• Local director of Young Life arrested for sexual assault
• Hwy. 65 rollover leaves woman in critical condition
• C-I Board takes closer look at open enrollment
• Seeds of change
• Search warrant yields 98 grams of meth, two arrested
• 8 suspected in passing counterfeit bills in North Branch
• Mark Ritchie, MN Secretary of State will be visiting the Cambridge Campus today (Oct. 18), from 11 a.m.-1 p.m., for an informal chat with students, staff and faculty. Feel free to stop by!
• Car cameras got deputies� backs
• Council to draft ordinance banning use and possession of synthetic marijuana
• Details learned about transitional adult foster care home going up in Cambridge
• Isanti welcomes new business
• Need more time in your day to get your homework done? Learn how to add hours to your week by attending TRiO’s Student Success Seminar “Time Management for Improving Academic Performance”, Wed. Oct. 13, 2-3pm, on the Coon Rapids Campus,V
• Police looking for suspects in three fire incidents
• Miss Minnesota leads �Night of Inspiration� in Cambridge
• Concerns raised with �adult foster care home�
• Ethiopian �Miracle�
• Spend a night homeless Oct. 16
• Isanti worries about liquor store going dry
• Anytime Fitness traces roots to Cambridge
• Nike, the county�s first K-9, retires from service
• King Kish, Queen Sabrinna rule over CIHS Homecoming Week
• Local Saddle Club is a �family affair�
• Isanti City Council appoints Louise Duff to open seat
• Done deal: The C-I bike/walk trail
• Board continues to investigate charter school concept
• Isanti County receives grant to update sirens
• Kohl�s opens its doors to eager shoppers
• Board continues to investigate charter school concept
• Isanti County receives grant to update sirens
• Kohl�s opens its doors
• Beckman Style
• The Zehnder family of Stanchfield knows its beef
• �Simply the best�
• Four-way stop set for 95/47
• Kohl's Grand Opening Wednesday
• Local Saddle Club is a �family affair�
• Done deal: The C-I bike/walk trail
• Isanti City Council appoints Louise Duff to open seat
• King Kish, Queen Sabrinna rule over CIHS Homecoming Week
• The Zehnder family of Stanchfield knows its beef
• �Simply the best�
• Four-way stop set for 95/47
• No charges filed in April 25 fatal crash just west of Cambridge
• Intersection revision planned for Hwys. 107/65 in Braham
• New technology brings challenges to prosecutors
• CIHS High School principal on paid administrative leave
• District 911 looking into charter school concept
• Reunited
• Anoka man dies in two-vehicle crash on Hwy. 95
• Transportation office shifts into high gear
• Council to fill open seat by special election
• Law enforcement takes on cyber threats
• Dalbo man dies in one-vehicle rollover crash
• Braham graduate makes waves on political scene
• Cities prepare for less state funding
• Welcome home, Specialist Hanson
• District 911 celebrates energy efficiency
• Man fatally injured in lift truck accident
• Thousands pay tribute to Deputy Dewey
• Braham makes AYP but school remains on Turnaround list
• Cambridge council member challenges mayoral seat
• Jeff Kolb resigns from Isanti City Council
• Cambridge resident seeks medical supplies for Haiti
• Governor Pawlenty orders flags at half-staff in honor of Deputy Dewey
• Roofs, power lines among casualties of Aug. 12 storm
• Storm rocks north side of county
• Boy found underwater at Fish Lake beach
• Sheriff candidates Monson, Kranz move onto November
• Judge Rancourt calls sexual assault �despicable�
• Deputy Dewey now at �peace�
• Primary Election 2010
• Deputy Dewey passes away after a courageous fight for his life
• One local woman�s fight against colorectal cancer
• Cambridge approves social host ordinance
• Braham to receive $1.3 million for school reform
• A closer look at the county�s deaths in �09
• Cambridge man sentenced for robbing People�s National Bank in North Branch
• Chris Dewey in hospice care at wife's parents home in rural Princeton
• Fairgrounds get spruced up
• Cambridge moves forward with social host ordinance
• Full speed ahead with Northern Lights Express
• Braham�s new principal is optimistic
• With family by his side, Deputy Dewey in hospice care at home in rural Princeton
• Test results show progress, room for improvement
• Search and rescue goes deep
• Pie Day just around the corner
• Evie Walberg makes pie look easy
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