Forest Lake, MN News

• Forest Lake, MN News
• Still no arrest in TCF Bank robbery in Forest Lake
• No sweat for FL softball in section opener
• Rep. Bachmann at Disabled Veterans Rest Camp on Memorial Day
• BREAKING NEWS: Man on run after TCF Bank burglary
• A good day spoiled
• Thursday’s sporting events washed out
• FL schools receive positive marks under new state rating system
• Golf boys tie for SEC title
• I-35E to reopen to two lanes by 9 p.m. May 23
• Lloyal Johnson
• FL lands in eighth at True Team State
• Frantic finishes mark end of SEC play
• Rangers begin section title defense
• FL synchro sends 19 entries to state
• FL marches into lacrosse playoffs
• FL golfers take 10th in Duluth
• Softball sections begin Thursday for FL
• Reclassified Brewers aim to keep winning
• Birth announcements week of May 24th
• Marles H. Bruley
• Gerald D. Johnson
• Carl Larsen, Jr.
• Special honors for Lakes International Language Academy
• Motorcyclist killed on US-61 in Forest Lake
• Lacrosse girls to open playoffs at Champlin Park
• Republicans will decide Klobuchar opponent this weekend
• Late errors help FL rally to beat Cretin (VIDEO)
• FL boys nearly pull True Team upset
• Offense M.I.A. for FL baseball
• Rangers hit lacrosse playoffs at 4-8
• Tennis boys secure winning record
• Golf girls remain in middle of SEC pack
• 19-1!
• Ponies, Bears down FL lacrosse boys
• FL Brewers win season opener
• Man held on multiple felony charges after fleeing police
• FL teachers will vote May 24 on new two-year contract
• David J. Alm
• More I-35E ramps to reopen and close this week
• East Bethel’s Jungbauer among state senators departing
• Miles named new warden at Lino Lakes MCF
• Wednesday update: Softball win streak ends, track girls win True Team
• Open house on US-61 project set May 21 in Hugo
• Theresa Turbridy
• Bears escape FL with late rally
• Chisago Lakes goes carp crazy May 19
• Split puts tennis squad at 6-5
• FL nets 15 in lacrosse win
• Solid effort good for second at Filly Classic
• Ranger boys race to third in Rochester
• Rangers suffer two lacrosse losses
• FL boys entrenched in second in SEC golf
• No-hitter, grand slam for Rydell
• Softball: Rangers rally to 14-0 (VIDEO)
• Teachers have tentative agreement on new contract
• Juanita C. Vining
• FL Community Day at Sunday’s Gopher baseball game
• FL shows grit with big comeback (VIDEO)
• Rangers dot lineup at Elite Meet
• Lacrosse team nets overtime victory
• Mixed bag for Rangers in lacrosse action
• Golfers right in SEC mix
• Golf girls show improvement
• Purple martins arrive in Forest Lake
• Close tennis matches continue
• Bean bag tourney on Saturday, May 12 will raise funds for FL 4th of July celebration
• Winning streak lives on for Ranger softball
• Mock funeral caps FLHS production
• Dangerous decisions highlighted at mock crash
• FL to be well represented at Elite Meet
• Not Rangers’ day at Pony Classic
• T&F girls lap the field in St. Francis
• Other shoe drops for tennis boys
• Ponies end FL’s hot streak
• Senate moves to up fish and game fees
• Golfers try to stay on par with busy schedule
• Golfers swing to seventh at first two SEC meets
• Lacrosse comeback falls short for FL
• Cretin rolls past FL in lacrosse, 22-3
• Questions still linger over possible school purchase of ice arena
• Writers comment on political subjects
• Teach firearms classes in public ranges
• Birth Announcements Week of April 26
• Christine Lundeen-Holmen
• Lois A. Jackson
• Carolyn Johnson
• Frank W. Johnson
• Levern C. Jones
• Marlyn Olson
• Running Aces wants billing on street signs
• Community invited to Empty Bowls dinner
• 1st in line for Glenn Miller!
• Willowbrook Community Church in FL plans to use school bus to collect 7,000 pounds of donated food
• Wyoming soldier to receive Red Cross Heroes Award
• Arms lead to three wins for FL nine
• Rangers grind out wins on the diamond
• Hot start for lacrosse girls
• Anderson wins Kobuk 440
• Golf boys overcome nasty conditions
• Police in FL arrest 2 on suspicion of burglary
• Sirens will sound on Thursday for tornado drills
• Marion L. Davidson
• Genevieve J. Knutsen
• Michael Schatz
• Northwoods Humane Society 4 Paw 5 K
• Scenes of Easter joy (SLIDESHOW)
• Rangers drop pitchers’ dual at Park, 1-0
• Ranger girls open spring with a bang
• Track girls look ready for meets that will count
• Rangers edge Cougars in tennis opener
• Owatonna edges FL in lacrosse opener, 9-7
• Wyoming voters will use Maranatha
• Scandia residents, experts question Zavoral Mine EIS
• Columbus Council sets maximum fee for Hornsby St. engineering
• Auditions for Masquers Theatre Company’s summer production
• Chisago Lakes Baptist Church to commemorate 50 years of serving God
• CodeRed alert helps police nab burglary suspect in Scandia
• Highway 8 project in Lindstrom begins Monday
• I found this ad on Craigslist...
• Spring Sports Preview available online
• BBQ and Twins baseball
• Anderson lands Athena Award
• Synchro team puts scare into Ponies
• Track boys third at U of M
• School will use cash reserves to avoid budget cuts
• Pro forma says ice arena operation won’t become a general fund drain
• School OK’s city request to extend TIF district
• City of FL, county team for Broadway landscaping work
• March ends on a wild note for police, schools
• Questions raised over food shelf’s move to East Bethel
• Great River Energy updates Linwood Town Board on power line extension
• Senate Dist. 39 GOP organizes
• Waste management plan OK’d in county
• See county budget facts online
• All ‘ifs’ aside, Northland Mall plan makes sense
• When it comes to stadium proposals, Vandeveer stuck in 2005
• Find way to save same-day voter registration
• From racinos to rights, writers express views
• Protecting WorkForce Centers is important
• Eugene Steinbach
• Stadium bill clears House committee
• Robyn Dettling Madson a finalist for teacher of the year
• FL School Board’s OK’s city request for TIF extension
• Traffic headaches begin Monday on I-35E
• Saying thanks to a Vietnam nurse, women who served
• A sermon asks: ‘Who is sitting at your table?’
• ECM’s tradition of giving grows stronger
• Graffiti taggers target 4 buildings in FL
• Political topics continue as Open Forum topics
• FL Council seeks extension of TIF district
• Ed Hinrichs named July 4th parade grand marshal
• Search ends for brother of Hugo woman
• County budget facts can be found online
• Robert W. Allen
• Maranatha Church to present ‘Witness’ this week
• Chisago Lake Lutheran to host Gustavus Adolphus Choir Sunday
• FL Lions host waffle breakfast on Saturday
• Report of juvenile and possible weapon sparked containment steps
• Schools resume normal activity following containment situation
• 2 FL schools take security steps on Tuesday
• South St. Paul man gets 74 months in prison for assaulting FL infant
• FL Sports Center could be in school hands by July
• American Legion Post 225 will have busy weekend
• FL Home and Business Show is Saturday at Century
• Scandia has options for Big Marine sewer system
• Clint’s Call
• For 3rd year in a row, Linwood tax levy is unchanged
• New policies give Fairview green light to treat Medicare patients
• Greyhounds gash FL in section semis
• Senate bill pushing racino falls in committee
• Change coming for state lawmakers serving Columbus, Linwood
• Drug task force investigation leads to arrest of Wyoming man
• Hugo woman reported missing March 16
• Lake ice now out on Forest, Clear lakes in FL
• Time is now for legislature to vote on stadium funding
• Political topics fill Open Forum once again
• History shows need for seniority in schools
• Keeping state’s farm economy strong in 2012
• There is help for new parents
• Help for veterans found in new county program
• Duluth marks end of road for Ranger hoops
• FL Hall of Fame nominations are due on March 24
• C-I rallies late to bounce FL (VIDEO)
• CSF surpasses $1 million for scholarship giving
• Wyoming moves to buy new pickup for public works
• One tobacco retailer in FL fails compliance check
• Great River Energy provides more details on power line plans in Linwood
• Linwood Township receives 2012 election update
• Richard F. Cartier, Jr.
• Steven M. Buboltz
• Bertha M. Peterson
• Blown out catalytic converter cause in Mud Lake blaze
• Old farm house in FL burns
• Boys’ basketball: Rangers coast in section opener
• Ken Anderson’s Iditarod Journal
• Bluejackets rally late to end FL’s season
• FL will do major lift station repairs this summer
• Broadway road work will resume March 19
• Rick Olseen will run for House in 32B
• Missing man’s car found at Fort Snelling State Park
• Scandia Council OK’s release of draft EIS for mine
• Funeral, casket scam targets military vets in FL, Stillwater
• Negotiations continue for Great River Energy power line expansion
• Columbus mayor seeks engineering concessions for Hornsby work
• 2 FL teachers semifinalists for teacher of the year
• Birth announcements week of March 8th
• Bluejackets rally late to end FL’s season
• No referendum, no racino, Vandeveer, Dettmer insist
• Vandeveer, Dettmer will run again in new districts
• FL boys snag fourth seed, host St. Francis Thursday
• Morgan wins state title; Pleskis both medal
• Morgan clears hurdle at state wrestling; Pleskis still in contention
• Lille will move to Woodbury, not challenge Vandeveer
• Four of five FL wrestlers win first state bout
• County seeks comment on redistricting plans, commissioner number
• Ranger girls advance in 7AAAA basketball
• Hegseth makes U.S. Senate run official
• Capitol abuzz over new stadium proposal
• Got to love the snow days
• Rangers again sending five to state wrestling
• FL peaking as postseason tips off
• Dhaene keeps busy at state
• Tanners Brook manager to lead Ranger girls
• Rangers notch 10th victory
• Big showing propels FL to second at sections
• Columbus teacher takes stage in Masquers’ dinner theater production
• FL’s Vietnam Veterans Day set April 1st
• Coat drive in school district hits new record
• Man robbed in Chisago County following medical issue
• Birth Announcements Week of March 1
• Lawrence E. Parker
• Robert G. Rohner
• FLake Fest medallion found at Kulenkamp Park
• Hockey season ends with overtime loss
• Five FL wrestlers qualify for state
• Swimmers advance 25 entries to section finals
• Medallion search continues
• Hegseth will make U.S. Senate run official next week
• Dayton signs bill requiring teachers to pass basic skills exam
• Section hockey: FL upsets No. 11 Grand Rapids
• Rangers up to speed at state
• Knights oust FL in semis
• Dhaene reaches state gymnastics meet
• Rangers take care of business
• Kirchner caps standout season
• Royals unleash late to rout FL
• Ponies leave FL limping into playoffs
• Harriet E. Paulson
• Bob Dettmer fortunate to have worked a public job
• Major changes in area political boundaries
• Redistricting pushes Bachmann to 4th District
• Bachmann will sponsor legislation on Medicaid spending oversight
• Knights avenge Rangers, reach state wrestling meet
• Getting Cold for a Cause
• First clue revealed for FLake Festival Medallion Hunt
• Hockey boys seeded sixth in Section 7AA
• FL boys fourth at state nordic; Wohlk third in girls’ race
• Kirchner 34th at state alpine meet
• Gov. Dayton’s State of the State Address strikes a pleasing tone
• Photo ID provision clears 1st Senate committee
• Gymnasts topple Cretin, head into postseason
• Ponies too fast at sections
• C-E-C ousts hockey girls
• FLDT’s breakout season ends at sections
• Bears ice Rangers at buzzer (VIDEO)
• Kirchner skiing to state
• Ninth-ranked Greyhounds roll FL, 77-52
• FL grapplers get home send-off
• Park drubs FL, stays atop Suburban East
• Swimmers close SEC season with loss
• Hockey season ends for Ranger girls
• Kevin Corbid new county deputy administrator
• Lucille V. Waldoch
• Nordic boys win section; girls edged by Stillwater
• Kirchner bound for state alpine meet
• Richard W. Proulx
• Talk begins for change in Sports Center management
• 1968 was a year not to miss
• Houle family can’t persuade Columbus to deny rezoning
• City hears complaints about FL stormwater fees at ‘Community Conversation’
• Did Smokey and the Bandit pay a visit to FL?
• Benefit for 2003 FLHS graduate Feb. 24 in Rochester
• Fired technology specialist files grievance against school district
• Session on Voter ID planned Feb. 22 at FL Senior Center
• FL Area Historical Society makes progress
• Inaugural Progressive Dinner
• Racino is about fair competition,not monopolies
• Find a way to fix broken state aid school funding model
• Letter writers opine on several topics
• Agenda for Reform partisan, misleading
• Thomas P. Servaty
• FL varsity hockey teams drop Saturday games
• FL girls nip Cretin-Derham Hall, 50-48
• Cretin rolls to 71-49 victory over FL boys
• Ranger boys net key ice win
• Traffic stop by FLPD leads to drug arrests
• Hastings stops FL in key SEC wrestling contest
• Jim Lindberg: Bank Leader, Bridge Builder
• One year in, Rep. Cravaack believes major reform needed
• Dettmer sponsors bills on veterans’ issues
• Winners of Drug Awareness Poster Contest announced
• FLDT places in top 10 at invitational
• Ranger boys can’t keep pace with Roseville cagers
• Hockey girls blanked by Cretin-Derham Hall, 3-0
• Roseville cagers defeat FL girls, 54-39
• City is asking for public input on future direction
• Mayor’s annual appointments ruffles feathers
• FL hockey coaches endorse rule changes
• Kauls gets last laugh in FL farewell
• No. 1 Eagles rally against scrappy Ranger matmen
• Good effort spoiled on Bears
• Alpine girls notch season-best score
• Shorthanded Ranger gymnasts drop pair of dual matches
• FL debuts well at Laker Invite
• FL’s Patriot Bank fails; Savage bank takes over
• Bachmann will run again for Congress
• Make-or-break time for Ranger girls (VIDEO)
• Four-game slide ends in Hastings
• Gymnasts give Park a scare
• Ponies, Raiders too much for FL
• NLA boys riding four-game streak
• FL splits as offense sputters
• Swimmers beat Park, even record
• Falls keep alpine teams in middle of SEC
• FL City Council briefed Monday on killing of 2 deer
• Klobuchar bipartisan St. Croix Bridge legislation passes Senate
• Blyleven, Twins coming to LILA Tuesday
• Your organization could benefit from fruit sale
• FLHS grad celebrates his 20th year of service to U.S. Coast Guard
• FL man inducted into MN National Guard Court of Honor
• Writers opine on politics, dearly departed
• An opportunity to make hockey in Minnesota safer
• Chisago County Prescription Drug Discount Card worth checking out
• FL City Council approves agreement for Castlewood G.C.
• Many factors go into criminal restitution payment
• Linwood looks at winter effects
• Another view that gambling is not prohibited by the constitution
• Police monitor Century after threats; one juvenile arrested
• Developer eyes Stock site
• ‘Twins Platoon’ Vietnam story wins national book contest award
• Open water marked
• Dayton leaves 2011 with a smile
• Winter Plunge to anchor 2nd annual FLake Festival
• Bresin, Grafft given fond farewell from school board
• FL Dance Team ramping up routines
• Fishapalooza ice fishing contest on FL put on ice
• There’s no training for the Winter Plunge
• Snoball coming to FLake Fest next month
• Former board members provided sound leadership
• Benefits flow to students taking dual credit classes
• Capt. Patrick J. Hovatter
• No school bond vote this March in ISD 831
• Robert J. “Bob” Boehm
• Expect short term delays on I-35E in Lino Lakes Saturday
• Bachmann ends presidential bid
• Dennis Hegberg will chair Washington County Board
• Linwood Township learns its centennial date has long passed
• Gary Kerkow achieves high Ameriprise status
• Sarah Chatwin lands LATV job
• FL School Board Agenda for Thursday, Jan. 5, 2012
• NACE will end food shelf operation in Linwood
• FL makes splash at The Clash
• Rangers roll in Tiger Classic
• Giese Library to host class on social networking on Jan. 18
• Celebrate the Chinese New Year at Lakes International
• The first of 2012
• ECM Publishers has acquired the Sun Newspaper Group
• County ready to launch CodeRED system
• FL City Council won’t act on fee schedule until after the New Year
• Bakk calls for more review of Koch scandal
• Holiday tourney updates: Hockey boys, basketball girls reach title games
• Swimmers grab another big win
• FL rolls in Schwan Cup opener
• Sharp Rangers topple Bluejackets
• Roseville returns favor
• Clint’s Call
• Thieves in FL eye catalytic converters
• Wyoming Council OK’s GASB reporting policy, closes 3 city funds
• Rosemary H. Mund
• CTIB dollars will help fund Rush Line transit project
• Rhea V. Forcier
• Pedestrian killed on I-35E in Lino Lakes after jumping in front of vehicles
• FL wins ugly over St. Francis
• Six wrestlers place at Christmas Tourney
• Close, but not quite, for hoops girls
• Rangers rout in SEC swimming opener
• FL alpine squads hit the slopes
• Rangers looking to tighten ‘D’
• FL vaults into win column
• NLA boys off to 4-3 start
• Rangers nip Roseville at home ski meet
• No. 1 Roseville pulls away from hockey girls
• City of FL will continue study of Northland Mall site
• Carl “Ben” Berggren
• Bernice M. Chalberg
• Llewellyn R. Flermoen
• Arnold E. Kling
• Merle W. Meyer
• John H. Pepin
• ECM Publishers of Coon Rapids agrees to acquire Minnesota Sun Newspapers
• Keystone Pipeline project good for Minnesota workers
• Scandia Elementary sponsors toy drive
• Dance team making mark in SEC
• FL falls just short in SEC basketball test
• Centennial hands FL loss in opener
• Grapplers overcome Bears’ quick start
• Roseville shows FL top form
• Rangers snap slide with Woodbury win
• FL tops field at home invite
• Wyoming caps tax levy at $3.3 million for 2012
• Rangers roar back
• No child should ever be homeless
• Stadium debate, funding plans way too complicated
• Writers opine on Doe v. Gomez, Christmas gift giving
• What will promote greater respect for top teachers?
• Property taxpayers can expect coal from Santa this year
• Ann M. Postma
• Harry A. Sininger
• Budget adopted, levy certified by Washington County Board
• FL boy to be spotlighted Dec. 10 in KS95 for Kids Radiothon
• Man believed to be armed takes cash from Fred’s Tire
• State lawmaker looks to plug gap in law on insider trading
• Lucy L. Gullickson
• New traffic signal to light up this week
• Two FL council members want tax levy cut
• School levy for 2012 taxes comes in at $15.5 million
• New primer for EMS training
• FL City Council OK’s permanent repairs at Senior Center
• Enrollment still growing in ISD 831′s Spanish immersion
• BR&E commencement celebration set for this Thursday at Forest Hills Golf Course
• Newly-eligible property owners must file homestead applications by Dec. 15
• Man lands in jail after wild and woolly chase in FL
• Lakes Arctic Cat - Ribbon Cutting
• Sen. Franken’s staff will be in FL on Dec. 13 at the CLC
• Anoka County Board reverses course on racino
• School levy for 2012 taxes comes in at $15.5 million
• Winter Sports Preview available online
• Santa makes appearance at FL Christmas tree lighting
• Dance Tech Studios to present ‘The Nutcracker…All Jazzed Up!’ at FLHS
• Iconic FL landmarks featured on new notecards
• Welcome home, soldier
• FL chief of police in right place at right time
• Donation by a stranger will help send needy kids to summer camp
• Hearings will define tax collections in 2012
• Statewide property taxes may increase by 1.2%, perhaps more
• FL City Council will commit fund balances
• FL Council OK’s interfund notes, transfers prior to year-end
• State success with competitive bidding should be a lesson for Feds
• Staying ahead of bullies, bullying
• Property taxes are topics for Open Forum writers
• Budget cuts mean library services will be fine tuned
• Lily G. Sampson
• Lawsuit seeks to stop child care unionization vote
• Times a changin’ to the calendar
• Saying good-bye and giving thanks
• Civil War commemoration task force opens statewide logo contest
• Anoka County/Vikings’ stadium proposal gone, not forgotten
• ‘Light Up Our City’ festivities Sunday night at Lakeside Park
• Scandia City Council approves 2 variance requests
• Wyoming City Council’s OK’s third land mortgage amendment
• Great gift ideas up for bid at Community Helping Hand
• Unexpected Company to perform concerts in area
• Volunteers needed for AARP Tax-Aide program
• Saturday snow keeps FL police busy
• Property tax issue may lead to a citizen uprising
• Past editorial generates more feedback
• Financial planners facing many questions today
• Giving thanks in Chisago County
• Kenneth G. Sanderude
• Lois J. LeVesseur
• Minnie A. Schatz
• FLHS grad Lentsch sets record with 89 points
• FL’s downtown bakery closes after 90 years
• Ramberg dives to state title
• FLFD pick-up truck stolen, used in commission of another burglary
• Ramberg takes lead into state diving finals
• A last-minute push in Chamber’s ATV raffle
• Kendrick, both coordinators resign
• Rangers net tie in wild opener
• Community Ed keeps kids off the couch
• More legal problems for former firefighter John Berken
• EDA to research marina at Lakeside Memorial Park
• Youth athletic program pioneer, columnist Bob Swenson, 81, dies
• Utility rates in FL likely to increase next year
• AutoZone to build new store next to Applebee’s in FL
• FL Times wins 11 ECM contest awards
• Miller, Welch will provide legal services in Scandia
• Dangerous weapons call uncovers pot-growing operation
• VaLerie I. Rosengren
• Helen F. Hudson
• Patricia Hoffmann
• Gladys I. Hengel
• Todd M. Fisher
• Robert J. Swenson
• A salute to veterans
• Signing day: Six Rangers headed to D-I
• DNR to hire school trust land manager
• Vandals burn Bridle Pass Park playground equipment
• Another state double-dip for Ranger XC
• County Administrator Jim Schug will retire in January
• Rangers dig deep for section volleyball win
• FL man involved in fatal crash on I-35 in Pine County on Tuesday
• Breakfast Forum - Increase your ROI…Social Media is the Key
• Birth announcements week of Oct. 27
• Theodore Stelmach
• Lillie Mae Preston
• Orris L. Morkert
• Keep FL school operating levy in place
• Doing great things to teach science to kids
• No ‘Bigfoot’ in FL, just a ‘gorilla’ in search of food
• Levy, school board choices fill Open Forum
• Future bright with bridge, new corridor
• Football season ends in Centennial
• Football, volleyball section brackets set
• Gene L. Fairbanks
• I-35 bridge dedicated, expected to open Oct. 22
• Former educator has pride in FL schools, faith in community
• Royal gridders make it ugly, 62-31
• For outdoorsman, it’s all about the journey
• Huskies rout Ranger girls in soccer sectional
• Cardinals edge Rangers in section soccer showdown (VIDEO)
• Elks slip by FL in section tennis finals
• Creature appears again, this time at fitness school in FL’s downtown
• Centennial mural about to fade into history
• Celebrate Back 2 Broadway this weekend
• Temporary exit ramps won’t be permanent
• FLHS grad to star opposite ’60s Hollywood icon in show
• Stalled drives stall upset bid in Mounds View
• Dayton pushes tempo for Vikings stadium deal
• Rangers blanked in Mounds View
• Soccer seasons come to an end
• Details on school property tax levy still up in the air
• New bridge won’t open until signal lights are in
• Second-seeded Rangers bounce Princeton
• Soccer girls open playoffs Thursday
• Soccer boys ride win into playoffs
• Rangers climb SEC volleyball ladder
• Injury bug threatens to derail FL runners
• Swimmers play with lineup in loss to Stillwater
• FL girls fourth of 17 in cross country tune-up
• No homecoming magic for Rangers
• We stuck out our thumb and hitched a ride!
• Local education leaders share ideas on policy changes
• Birth Announcements Week of Oct. 13th
• Laynie A. Rainer
• Rita N. Blauzda
• Jeanne Hayden O’Grady
• Suzanne Painter
• Forest Lake Area Chamber of Commerce News - October 7, 2011
• Burglars target businesses, homes in FL
• No. 3 Cretin grinds past FL, 35-6
• The FLHS Homecoming votes are in…
• Branding helps cities attract, retain businesses
• Open Forum writers comment on levy, elections
• Elizabeth Sharp
• Cravaack not worrying about reelection contest
• Rep. Cravaack reflects on time in the woods, politics in Washington
• Skate Park to be closed indefinitely
• Vote will make NACE food shelf permanent in Linwood
• Pie social, turkey dinner will help new pastor settle in
• 1st Scarecrow Contest at FL Floral will accept entries thru Oct. 15
• Police apprehend youth who was on the run, facing charges
• FL, Washington County contract with CodeRED
• Candidate forum next Tuesday
• Ironhorse steamer runs Oct. 8
• LABA will host speaker Oct. 12
• Board OK’s 2011 budget moves
• Linwood 8 pedals 87 miles to Barnum in August bike ride
• EDA asks FL City Council to consider expanding members
• Runaway youth who was living in woods apprehended
• Gutsy call, timely leap make FL victorious in Roseville
• Compost site to be open every Sunday until Nov. 13
• Amendment supporters dominate charter commission hearing
• Forest Lake Area Chamber of Commerce Hosts School Board Candidate Forum
• Nightmare Hallow Scream Park
• Sanitary sewer replacement is underway
• Yellow Ribbon kick-off is set for Oct. 5
• 7th Annual 4-H Family Farm Fest at Waldoch in Lino Lakes
• FL swims to second at Ranger Invite
• Cross country boys defend title in Hudson
• Elks nip Rangers in section tennis preview
• Raiders, Raptors tip FL in volleyball
• FL’s Syring is state horseshoe champ
• Blaine pulls away from FL in second half
• SEC soccer foes blank FL
• He travels in style!
• Rangers lose 27-7 to Stillwater
• Chisago County selects new administrator
• Sanitary sewer replacement will impact traffic on Broadway
• Bears fend off late Ranger barrage (VIDEO)
• Soccer girls fall short in more close matches
• Ranger runners dominant in St. Francis victory
• Volleyball: Rangers open SEC play with two losses
• No. 2 Mustangs escape in SEC tennis showdown
• FL holds own in toughest cross country test so far
• Raptors swim past Rangers
• Park boys net 3-0 soccer win over FL
• Union rankled over pay for MnSCU’s top administrators
• Lions will be busy again at Saturday’s Columbus Fall Fest
• Vikings deserve same stadium deal as Twins
• China trip may be a boost to FL’s world language offerings
• MCAs show reading progress, more work needed in math
• Birth Announcements Week of Sept. 22
• Diana Ashbach
• Luella Marie Johnson
• Olive H. Soli
• Police investigate 2 business burglaries in FL
• Southbound I-35E ramp to Anoka CR-14 closes Wednesday, Sept. 21
• Crookston city administrator to be offered position in FL
• Bears topple Rangers, 35-26
• FL Council unanimously supports retaining northbound I-35 exit ramp
• Ranger runners send out warning
• Up-and-down soccer girls 4-4 at halfway point
• Tennis team starts 3-0 in SEC
• FL sixth at Shakopee volleyball tourney
• Soccer boys split high-scoring games
• Swim team grabs fourth at White Bear Invite
• Missed chances doom FL in loss to East Ridge
• Preliminary FL property tax levy is up 3.9%
• City police make arrest in 2 downtown crimes
• More change for policy that governs use of school facilities
• Jerry C. Grundhofer
• Kimberly L. Lawrence
• Raymond L. Rudolph
• Washington County Board adopts 2012 property tax levy
• Wyoming Stagecoach Celebration on tap this week
• Raptors hand Rangers first loss, 28-10
• Pilot from FL escapes serious injury after plane crashes in Wisconsin lake
• Rangers running hot out of the gates
• Rangers survive close SEC tennis opener
• Swim girls rout Park in SEC opener
• Soccer split includes scare of Mounds View
• Rangers split on the pitch
• XC girls fourth in Eagan
• Bluejackets win battle of section volleyball foes
• Gina Lange talks China trip, life in Division I
• Madsen gets new 3-year contract as school chief
• Refunding 2 city bonds will save FL taxpayer dollars
• FL City Council looks for 2012 budget reductions
• Birth Notices Week of September 8
• John J. Duncan
• Karen P. Gates
• Teresa (nee Arcand) Malmquist
• Arthur P. Ostman, Sr.
• Seat coating to begin on Highway 97 on Sept. 7
• FL runs past Park in shootout, 53-36
• Traffic switched on Broadway Ave.
• Thursday rush-hour crash on 35E claims North Branch woman
• NB woman dies in Thursday morning rush-hour crash on I-35E
• Football Preview: FL vs Park
• Close call goes to Chisago in volleyball opener (VIDEO)
• Rangers net victories to open 2011
• Soccer girls take two of three in first week
• Denfeld tie highlights hard first week for soccer boys
• Swimmers kick to seventh at SEC Relays
• Ranger XC fares well at Extreme Meet
• Gravelle named Rangers’ head baseball coach
• South St. Paul man charged with assault of infant
• Details on Zavoral mine proposal presented in Scandia
• ‘Reach for the Stars’ a terrific, free resource
• Dennis G. Beimert
• Layton Cohoes
• Barbara Ewert Grave
• Shirley A. Julson
• William D. Pera
• FL Council may hike sewer, water charges
• President Obama promise brings cheers from Legionnaires
• FLHS alum Gravelle to lead Ranger baseball program
• A round of golf they’ll remember
• John J. Obar
• Fore! It’s ‘Running of the Meatballs’ in Scandia
• Getting the word out during construction
• Tennis girls take third in Stillwater
• Fall Sports Preview available online
• Commuter bus service from FL to St. Paul will continue
• Fiddlers gather to play old favorites in Scandia
• Community Education volleyball signup scheduled
• Area youth will be exhibiting their talents at Minnesota State Fair
• Concussion testing hits Forest Lake
• 6 finalists named for city administrator post in FL
• Scandia Council reverses course on sewer school
• Students need more science study in FL, test results show
• Vandals hit Castlewood Golf Course, Century Jr. High
• Washington County continues budget review
• Back to School for Forest Lake - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Former State Rep. John T. Clawson dies
• Early city budget shows levy increase in FL
• Murder-suicide ruled in shooting of Linwood Township couple
• State joins nationwide DWI crackdown
• Honors for the fallen
• Forest Lake Area Chamber of Commerce News - ATV Raffle
• Boy with ‘Garage Sale’ sandwich sign causes stir
• Elk River pilot greeted by squad cars at Forest Lake airport
• Clint’s Call: Raabe’s legacy goes beyond the numbers
• Brewers’ run at regionals ends just short of state
• Motorcycle ride to boost Wildlife Science Center
• Far from common
• Long journey of faith takes Renee Patterson to Wyoming
• Redesign of TH-97/I-35 interchange eyed
• Benefit set August 28 for man who needs kidney transplant
• Scandia City Council revisits staffing question
• 3 kindergarten teachers will be hired in FL district
• We enjoyed the fine art of ‘walking’
• Beyond police, prisons and food stamps
• James L. Erickson
• Shirley N. Johnston
• Charles Sampson
• Ralph D. Schurrer
• FL School Board field now has 7 candidates
• After Iowa showing, Pawlenty ends presidential bid
• Bachmann wins Iowa straw poll
• 4th candidate enters FL School Board field
• Redbirds walk off to eliminate Brewers
• Resurfacing project begins Monday on TH-95, US-8
• Brewers eliminate Anoka, stand two wins from state
• No Minnesota nice in Iowa debate
• Broadway paving moves west
• Rangers fifth at USSSA World Series
• Golf outing supports Ranger baseball
• FLDT to host Lil’ Kickers Clinic
• Clint’s Call
• Kings still rule at Washington County Fair
• EEOC says FL School District violated age discrimination rules
• 3 filings reported for FL School Board
• School board will negotiate new contract with superintendent
• FL School levy resolution is adopted
• Chisago City man killed in Afghanistan fighting
• Community garden plots available in Wyoming
• Learn how to can tomatoes at Crossroads Church on Aug. 27
• Celebrate Hay Lake Day in Scandia on Saturday
• $10,000 grant will support landscaping at Giese Library in Wyoming
• ‘Blizzards’ at Dairy Queen will help local kids
• FL youth trains at Space Center for simulated flight missions
• Masquers Threatre in August recipient of ‘RiverBucks’ program
• 8 lawyers at FL firm are recognized
• County OK’s pacts for juvenile detention, detox services
• Economic volatility in the U.S. is here to stay
• Rick Peterson is choice to be new FL chief of police
• Pawlenty lacks the ‘buzz’ as Iowa straw poll approaches
• Relay raises over $133,000 for 2011 event
• Cindy Strand handed 68 month prison term
• Friends in Iowa? Michele Bachmann has them
• FL goes 1-1 at Region 1C tourney, plays Thursday
• Be prepared for more delays on I-35E early Monday
• New turnlane set for SW 12th St. at SW 3rd Ave.
• Wet field pushes FL Brewer playoff to Wednesday
• U15 soccer boys win state title
• VFW team ousted in round of eight
• FL wins 14U Elite State Softball Tournament
• Quamba rallies to force elimination game
• As rental issue lingers, Schumacher sits empty
• Taylors will have tale to tell at county fair
• Fire damages home on Hayward Ave. in FL
• Permanent paving set to begin on Broadway
• Don’t ignore middle class in budget battle
• Lucille Lind
• Margaret Jean Dingman
• Elma A. Hegberg
• Craig D. Deuth
• Anna E. Weiler
• Quamba pushes FL to winner-take-all game Tuesday
• Bridge work resumed this week after state shutdown
• Highway 8 ramp closures scheduled at Highway 61 on Monday
• VFW topples No. 6 seed, advances in playoffs
• Boy found wandering on ramp to westbound Highway 8 in FL
• The federal debt ceiling and why you should care
• Interstate 35E single lane traffic resumes July 31
• Brewers meet Quamba in league playoffs
• Familiar foes end FL’s Legion baseball season
• FLDT racks up awards at camp
• VFW grabs first-round bye, opens playoffs this week
• Twins plan Aug. 6 youth clinic in FL
• FLHS sports meeting set for Aug. 11
• Aces back up and running
• A soldier writes on life in Afghanistan
• FL Council will use consultant for administrator search
• Fast action saves life of former county commissioner in burning home
• 2 teens caught with stolen car after high-speed chase in FL
• Post 225 breezes in District 3 opener
• Running Aces re-opens Thursday, racing resumes Saturday
• 5th Annual TASTE! this Thursday in Wyoming
• YAB to host car wash next Wednesday
• ‘Flicka Day’ is Aug. 6 at the Gammelgården
• ‘Fairest’ garden a popular stop at the Washington County Fair
• Dayton signs budget bills into law
• Brewers riding wave towards playoffs
• Serving area pilots
• Linwood Township awards bid for summer road projects
• State budget deal may force more school borrowing
• Gov. Dayton calls special session
• Former Gov. Arne Carlson mails letter to Iowa newspaper
• 24th Annual Forest Lake Area Chamber Golf Tournament
• Daycare provider in Lindstrom faces murder charge
• Frowning legislative leaders announce tentative state budget agreement to end shutdown
• Search for police chief takes new turn as FL Police Commission chair recuses himself
• Gov. Dayton reluctantly accepts old Republican budget offer
• Canterbury employees want back to work now
• Car stolen in FL recovered in Coon Rapids after failed bank robbery attempt
• Impacts of state government shutdown felt in FL
• Rotarians, non-members recognized by FL club
• School forced to borrow again to cover cash flow
• Area lawmakers still taking pay during shutdown
• Strong wind leaves mark on FL Sunday night
• Renard remembered as a likeable guy, good community servant
• Jabas chosen FL Lion of the Year
• Project Hope North will have fund drive in FL this weekend
• Saturday is last day to see exhibits at FL Museum
• A great way to help deserving students
• Another early summer economic soft spot
• Birth Announcements Week of July 14th
• Jacque A. Renard
• Nathan Jensen
• Republican state senators return to state supreme court with shutdown dispute
• One Big Road Block
• Carlson-Mondale Commission throws 3rd alternative on budget negotiations table
• Truck stolen in Itasca County recovered in FL, 2 local men arrested
• More offers, but budget talks remain at a standstill
• Parade highlights FL’s Independence Day
• Redbirds roll late in win over Brewers
• New music for FL City Marching Band
• Wyoming Farmer’s Market opens
• Minus vandalism, weekend goes fine for FL police
• Legion takes two of three twinbills
• 2 roundabouts may control traffic on US-61 south in FL
• Goodwill will occupy former FL Ford property
• Columbus City Council OK’s fire station improvements
• Linwood willl take action to clean up problem property sites
• Don’t let this music man pass you by
• Study shows great need for LGA in metro area
• Find ways to help students overcome summer learning loss
• Local, state government are Open Forum topics
• Practical considerations a factor in determining a sentence
• Birth announcements week of July 7
• Peggy Brennhofer
• Carlson, Mondale propose 3rd way to settle budget dispute
• Parade highlights FL’s Independence Day bash
• Uncertainty thick as Running Aces closes
• Support FL businesses with Go Local Discount Card—and it’s free!
• State fire marshal issues fireworks advisory
• State tourney slideshows and video
• Bear sightings reported Tuesday in FL
• Clint’s Call
• Bill Olson will headline Olson family parade duty
• Independence Day Parade route announced
• City Band to unveil new march tune on Monday
• Sauter to lead girls’ hockey program
• Legion team takes Spooner title
• Brewers split at tourney
• Baseball standout Fandel honored
• Fun in the Forest 5K set for July 14
• Where is all the talk about jobs now?
• Kudos to museum crew for an amazing display
• A mirror, a question, a comment all relevant on July 4th
• When I was a kid, we didn’t have air-conditioning
• Swanson’s comments on church vandalism are misleading
• Republican budget will hurt middle class, small business
• Isn’t a 6% increase in revenue enough?
• Michigan woman killed on I-35 in Chisago County
• Taylor took pride in helping family take root here
• Teresa A. Bosman
• Government shutdown would have an impact in FL
• In Waterloo, Bachmann makes presidential run official
• Start of summer celebrated at Gammelgården Museum
• Legal appeal to block Dayton petition fails in court
• Klobuchar features Country Home Bakery in FL at ‘Minnesota Morning’
• FL junior high band on the march
• City band has 2 more rehearsals
• 4th of July parade convertibles are in need
• Plans for 2nd trail bridge in FL advance
• Terry Smith reappointed to state board
• City administrator accepts settlement to vacate position
• Clark Quiring retiring June 28 as FL chief of police
• State shutdown could halt work on Broadway Avenue project
• City of Scandia building official’s job is safe
• Scandia Council says no to hiring 2nd attorney
• Road repairs proceed in Linwood Township
• Birth Announcements Week of June 23
• Theodore Mack, Jr.
• Alice C. Nelson
• Audrey F. Olson
• Sonja P. Palmer
• Marian L. Taylor
• Geraldine M. Wolff
• Boundary of new 6th District a factor in who may run for Congress
• Ribbon Cutting Ceremony At Advanced Dermatology
• State baseball: Rangers trounced by Stillwater
• Clark Quiring retiring from FL chief of police job
• City administrator let go by FL council effective immediately
• Soaring to second
• Rangers rally for third straight state tourney trip
• State track qualifiers find mixed results
• FL active in team, doubles tennis tourneys
• Three and counting
• Kelly wins state golf title
• Doctor leaves legacy of care
• Same-sex ban helped propel Rep. Bachmann
• Fast tracking Broadway corridor project is reason for issues with utility relocations
• Birth Announcements Week of June 16
• Al Doberstein
• Joseph C. Kubiszewski
• Sheryl C. Richert
• FL’s Kelly leads after first day of state golf
• Richard A. Schmitz
• Bachmann tells CNN she’s running for president
• Hastings too much for FL in softball title game
• Centennial class of FLHS receives diplomas
• Boyer three-peats at state tennis
• Huge Thursday for Ranger sports
• Incidents at local secondary schools keep Forest Lake police officers busy Thursday
• Wins put FL on brink of state softball title
• Section baseball title on the line Thursday
• Grand opening is June 14 for FL History Museum
• City-owned compost site moves to new location
• Friday hours change at Columbus City Hall
• Sen. Franken tells ECM he was elected to take action
• Drum major, baton twirler lead city band
• 100th FLHS commencement set for Thursday
• Werewolves will prowl at Thursday Night Fright
• Door closes on 2nd levy question this fall
• Compromise needed to solve budget gap
• Market changes part of natural ebb and flow
• Rangers top Tigers, advance to baseball Final Four
• Softball team makes it four straight section titles
• Friday’s baseball playoff game moved to 1 p.m.
• FL softball a win from state
• Tennis team returning to state
• Elks shoot down FL’s state golf dreams
• One of the flock
• Hall of Fame inductees have richly contributed
• A.L.C. science teacher launches long-term service learning project
• FL again among state’s best in synchro
• Baseball team gets 7AAA’s top seed again
• City Band drum beat will return
• Roseville stuns FL, takes SEC golf title
• 3 saved after boat sinks in Big Marine Lake
• FL track and field teams finish 3rd, 7th in SEC championships
• Softball team opens Section 7AAA play with a win
• Baseball team wins season-ending tune-up
• Seasons end for FL lacrosse teams
• Traffic signals come down at Broadway & SW 12th St.
• Memorial Day observed in Scandia
• Final-week split gives FL share of SEC title
• Third-seed FL open softball playoffs Thursday
• Watermain work on W. Broadway Avenue disrupts business
• Erin Daninger a finalist for Princess Kay of the Milky Way
• Sections underway for top-seeded Rangers
• FL sends a baker’s dozen to state synchro
• FL golf girls close SEC play Thursday
• A different kind of sweep at Target Field
• Veterans will honor fallen comardes on Memorial Day
• Plan for sports bubble resurfaces in FL
• Make Memorial Day more than a family picnic
• Birth Announcements Week of May 26
• Mavis Baker
• Robert Blade
• Dale R. Deal
• Arnold M. Forsell
• Melba Sahlin
• Christopher A. Stuen
• County explains why warning system failed
• As tornado targeted FL, warning sirens failed
• Tornado spins past Forest Lake
• Video footage of tornado touch-down
• Tornado skips through southeast FL
• FL man stabbed, then charged with assault
• Thieves strike truck rentals in FL
• FL clinches at least a share of SEC baseball title
• Robbery follows man who skips out on paying for lunch
• Status of building inspector’s job questioned in Scandia
• 2 innovative programs OK’d for Lino Lakes Elementary
• Whitaker plans 5-year anniversary party on May 19
• Duck Soup Players to put on Friday night show in Scandia
• Dairy plans farm-city day on Sunday, June 5
• ECRDC can grant loans in Chisago County
• ‘Fright Night’ movies will return to FL in June
• Library sidewalk repairs set in FL
• Scandia will study use of cleaning service for community center
• Birth Announcements Week of May 19th
• Leroy Haluptzok
• Frank D. Jusczak
• Gerald A. Kendall
• FL Museum Committee meets Thursday; needs volunteers, historical items to display
• Girls second, boys fourth at True Team track
• Pitching gems fuel wins
• FL offense stymied in extra-inning loss
• Open season on walleye, northern and sauger begins Saturday
• Boys’ golf team leading SEC
• Tennis team finds groove as sectionals draw near
• Track boys fourth in Rochester
• Track girls impress in St. Francis, Stillwater
• Understanding how judges determine a sentence
• When I was young, we battled those pesky flies!
• Writers touch on gambling, veterans
• CR-2 bridge removal begins today
• Pedestrian bridge spans Broadway
• School bond referendum headed to committee study
• Faithful undeterred by weather forecast
• FLHS FFA chapter one of state’s 10 best
• Work begins on backage road
• FL Nine plate three wins
• FL golf girls posting best scores in worst weather
• Sychro wins keep coming
• Softball team back on track
• Two meets in one day for Ranger track boys
• Promotion encourages shopping locally during Broadway construction
• Tiller’s operating permit OK’d in Scandia; Zavoral project sees delays
• Book by Scandia students, ‘A Journey to Madagascar,’ now in print
• Linwood Town Board hears report on safety data system
• Dorothy Emma Bachelor Moore
• Lois Claire Cartier
• Gerald Kendall
• Carol Jean Pearson
• Century Junior High social studies teacher Lance Meier adds new chapter with death of Osama bin Laden in Pakistan
• McCoy, Mustangs top Boyer, Rangers
• Head-on crash closes Highway 97 in FL
• Sports postponements continue
• Strand enters guilty pleas on 5 felony counts
• Lacrosse boys show heart in defeat
• Wolfpack rally snaps FL’s momentum
• Stick a carp, help a lake May 21
• Ranger girls find right side of 200 in Roseville
• FL more than holding its own
• Bears no match in SEC tennis
• FL ninth at Pony Classic
• Distance, throws strong for FL
• Peterson wants land detached, annexed to Chisago City
• Author will speak at Wyoming library on May 7
• Museum in FL long overdue, needs public’s help
• Cassellius has right idea for teacher evaluations
• Writers comment on Rep. Cravaack, racino, paying for America’s wars
• We had an allowance for jobs done
• A tribute to a special teacher
• Monica G. Reuter
• Renee P. Olson
• Richard Emil Haack
• Ryan Gryskiewicz
• County awards bids for Broadway project
• Wednesday baseball, track postponed
• Softball team slugs way to 3-0
• Rangers ace section test
• Ponies, Royals reel in Rangers
• Golfers find stroke early, win in Blaine
• Synchro team scores big wins
• FL dominates across the river
• Golfers get into swing
• Track girls place fifth at SEC Relays
• FL not proactive, stormwater audit finds
• Now not the time to increase college tuition
• Stronger teacher evalution, principal training needed
• We did our own weather predicting
• Environmental leadership in state is in a race to the bottom
• Birth Announcements Week of April 21
• Cravaack focused on issues, not next election
• Harvey L. Holman
• Jacqueline Virginia Weisser (Herzog)
• Elliana J. Weller & Isabella L. Weller
• Several FLHS weekend games postponed
• Forest Lake charter school pilot project bill has Senate hearing
• A Big Lift in Wyoming
• Ice goes out on Forest Lake chain early Wednesday
• Masquers far more than a ‘twinkle in someone’s eye’
• Alumni Night on July 8 will mark 35th season for Masquers Theatre Company
• River Rising in Marine
• Entertainment careers found beginnings on Masquers Theatre Company stage
• Bluebird Expo comes to Cambridge April 16
• Friends at 15 feet
• FL fourth at SEC Relays
• Rangers break out bats, rout Cretin in opener
• Ramona R. Ruiz
• Jari Wittwer
• Officers identified in Thursday shooting that claimed life of Cass Lake man
• Police pursuit ends at I-35 split, suspect killed
• County bonding includes $15 million for Broadway
• School budget cuts in place, levy takes shape
• Making kids aware of autism
• Pie in the Mayor’s Eye!
• Former FL resident retires from police job in California
• FL Police seek Stacy man after vehicle arson reports
• Wyoming Fire Contained
• FL Council to discuss leasing of farmland
• It’s tee time
• Wildlife center reports fundraising success
• No deficit of red tap, regulations
• Hallberg files suit against FL Cable Commission
• Wilmer J. Dufresne
• Frances P. Grun
• Roger L. Leibel
• Connie Watters
• Edmund Whitacre
• MMA fight is back on, moves to Wyoming
• Mixed-martial arts event in FL now off
• Ordinance prohibits mixed-martial arts fighting, but FL event still on
• Bixby Park compost site to stay put for summer
• Fish fry, pie throwing on Friday to benefit July 4th parade, fireworks
• FL Chamber backs racino
• FL School Board will cut budget Thursday night
• FL police have busy, but routine week
• Bachmann will form presidential exploratory committee
• Linwood will see new county dispatch system this year
• Clint’s Call
• Picking a winner
• Letters on a teacher tribute, a club’s cause, Tschida’s defense
• Robert Blade
• E. Ione Brown
• Jeane A. Ekdahl
• Julia G. Fellwock
• Lottie E. Hanson
• Strand ordered to pay $420,000 civil penalty, loses licenses
• Berken will begin serving jail time on Monday
• Washington County begins preparations for river flooding
• Synchro gives Chelberg a leg up
• Budget cuts will be decided on Thursday, March 31
• Loo to lead lacrosse boys
• FLHS students travel abroad, visit France’s historic sites
• Cost of downtown project below estimates
• ‘Our Soldiers Story’ to highlight Vietnam Veterans Day
• Scholarship applications due March 31
• 4-H program seeks funding from Scandia
• Bracht mine in reclamation, Tiller permit is delayed
• Former FL Post Office worker facing 5 years in jail
• Fred Marfell
• Cravaack names Sheldon Anderson to lead 8th District offices
• Wyoming Lions hunt for new blood, new members
• Friends recall Bo Bogotty’s good deeds
• Family Pathways plans grand opening
• Accountant finds pond hockey glory
• Anderson scores top-10 Iditarod finish
• MSHSL reshapes sections for 2011-12
• Hot shooting carries Rangers in playoff opener
• Wyoming Lions hunt for new blood, new members
• Board likely to seek renewal of $6.2 million school levy
• Friends recall Bo Bogotty’s good deeds
• Bill Olson named grand marshal for Legion 4th of July parade
• Family Pathways plans grand opening
• Asphalt plant expansion draws FL City Council interest
• Broadway businesses hear update on corridor plans
• Finding a way to benefit students
• A welcome change in lifestyles!
• Slots at racetracks would help state budget woes
• Uncontrolled spending in state can’t continue
• Blaine ends FL’s basketball season (Video Highlights)
• Bo R. Bogotty
• Verna B. Campbell
• Carla S. Haas
• Former FL City Councilman found dead
• FL couple in Hawaii waits out tsunami in darkness
• Rangers roll through section quarterfinals
• Convicted felon arrested in FL with loaded rifle
• 2 FL art students display work at Capitol
• Fairview Lakes Auxiliary pledges $50,000 to enhanced cancer services in Wyoming
• FLMC joins worldwide effort to remove barriers to breast-feeding
• Anderson’s Iditarod Journal
• Ranger wrestlers battle state’s best
• Morgan breaks school win mark
• Blaine shoots down FL’s upset bid
• Gillespie reaches state finals
• Rangers get healthy against Park, Hastings
• FLHS student dies after Feb. 26 accident
• Does new teacher licensure law address real problem?
• Open Forum writers weigh in on local, national issues
• Increasing respect for, effectiveness of teachers
• Many reasons for Electronic Home Monitoring
• Birth Announcements Week of March 10, 2011
• Douglas G. Glenn
• Pandora Gustafson
• Mark R. Reeder
• Laura Ann Roush
• Charles E. Smith
• No pay increases for school directors, principals
• Third-seeded Rangers to host Duluth Central
• Gillespie sets FL record at state swim finals
• Morgan third, Isaacson fourth at state wrestling
• Three wrestlers, one swimmer advance at state
• Bengals shoot past Rangers in Section 7 opener
• 21 positions in FL schools may be cut
• Young eyes spot medallion
• Levy renewal is top priority for school board
• FFA roots run deep in Forest Lake
• Advertising on school walls, lockers could yield revenue
• FL Council votes 3-2 to defer interest payment
• Columbus asked to support racino at Running Aces
• New surgeon joins Fariview staff
• Linwood Township meeting next Tuesday
• Human rights commission has full slate in 2011
• Dance Factory announces summer program
• Levy renewal is top priority for school board
• Big Fish, Big Winner
• 2-year-old naked boy wanders from home in FL
• Wyoming police search for missing man
• Medallion found in Tower Park
• Hundreds take the plunge to raise money
• Flight home from Florida was a scary trip
• Big VFW fishing contest here on Saturday
• Assault charges pending from student fight at high school
• Rodsjo voted off Scandia Planning Commission
• Clue #4 for 2011 Medallion Hunt
• Dive team called to FL after car goes through ice
• Thrills and chills at FLake Festival
• FLake Festival a go, despite warm front
• Rental truck gets 'hauled' away
• Anderson finishes 3rd in Yukon Quest
• It's winter celebration time in FL!
• Nominations sought for school Hall of Fame
• Wilcox dealership open, selling cars in FL
• Arbitrator's ruling settles FL police contract
• Shoes, music defined Ann Moen's life
• FL woman accused of stealing drugs from man during surgery
• Taking in Dayton's words
• Collecting Vietnam History
• 27 teachers grab retirement bonus
• Rush Line bus service changes schedule
• FLHS graduate makes donation to education foundation
• What's cooking in Scandia?
• Tom Marcio left his stamp on athletic fields, youth
• With blood supplies needed, Abbott keeps on giving
• Freeze of school employee pay finds few fans
• Senate bill to freeze school employee pay advances
• 2 students win district drug awareness poster contest
• Fire, mechanical problems sideline 3 city plows
• New banners will adorn city streets this year
• Berken opted to end legal fight, attorney says
• Bad timing contributed to liquor sale to a minor
• Tough economic times hitting more people here
• FL man killed in snowmobile crash near Taylors Falls
• Home in FL helps 6 avoid homelessness
• FL building activity in 2010 shows gains
• Early retirement incentive clears FL School Board
• Ranger athletic teams have busy week of play
• Berken pleads guilty to 2009 arson charge
• Twins Winter Caravan rolls into FL
• FL School Board OK's early retirement pay
• Guns stolen in FL recovered in St. Paul
• Wyoming Elementary now a 'School of Excellence'
• Vote coming on teacher early retirement incentive
• School board set $2 million for cut mark
• 3 FL firefighters honored for bravery
• Shot fired in Wyoming Holiday Station robbery
• Lakes International Spanish immersion charter school, FL public schools will explore merger
• Alumni Night marks 100 years of Ranger basketball
• Planning commission duty was a Columbus must
• County commissioner facing financial storm
• 'All I Want for Christmas'
• FL's 9 best days of winter will be here soon
• No regrets as Seefeldt leaves mayoral post
• 4 more years for Rebecca Otto
• First baby of 2011 is from Forest Lake
• Former U.S. Postal Service employee in FL indicted for stealing cash, gift cards from mail
• Police say dog owner won't cooperate after boy is bitten
• Planning continues for 2011 Broadway project
• Land Trust prepares FL home for January sale
• Photo exhibit at library lifts winter's grip
• In healing, Todd Fultz spreads hope
• Peterson has played many roles in 50 years
• Friends from Pepin's FL days not surprised by her success
• 3 FL businesses fail liquor compliance check
• Running Aces could benefit from racino approval
• Helping dig out
• FBI raids Alternate Billing Corporation, seeks information from clients of Wyoming business
• A crime of historic proportion
• For Rieck family, Dec. 7 will always be memorable
• Forest Lake City Council, changes course, moves to keep street light utility fee
• Banker Edsel Johnson of Scandia remembered as kind, compassionate
• FL police stay busy during snowstorm
• Forest Lake Area Chamber Of Commerce’s Unique Holiday Online Auction
• FL area battered by snow, wind
• Kriesel to appear at FLHS, Culver's on Monday
• Pedestrian crossing light on Lake Street working
• Groups that use schools may be charged more
• Chimney swift tower rises at Southview Park
• School tax levy to grow by 3.8 percent
• Anonymous Santa program needs help
• Santa drops in at FL Lions breakfast
• Firefighters battle house fire on Elston Avenue
• Hegberg makes appeal to open new freeway ramps
• 'Wheel' fan enjoys the spin
• Public hearing Monday on FL taxes
• Cindy Strand still awaits trial, but not her husband
• Cutting edge safety planned for pedestrians
• Let there be Christmas!
• Dour economy hits FL Chamber
• Get close to nature by feeding wild birds
• ‘Light up Our City’ this Sunday in FL
• WABA members donate 30 winter jackets
• Costs drop for Broadway corridor
• Forest Lake Area Chamber of Commerce News - November 22, 2010
• Richmond man is top choice for FL City Administrator
• A new era for FL may be reflected in the city's budget
• School cuts won’t be as severe as once predicted
• CR-83 overpass set to open on Monday
• Police handle 30 storm calls; more Strand charges
• Forest Lake Area Chamber of Commerce News - November 15, 2010
• FLHS honors veterans (CLICK FOR VIDEO)
• Posting the colors on Vet's Day
• FL man faces long list of charges after fleeing city police on Nov. 7
• Vets turnout strong for breakfast at Legion
• Meet and greet candidates for FL city admin position
• Citizen soldier does her part to preserve freedom
• Levy rejection will mean more cuts
• Forest Lake Area Chamber of Commerce News - November 8, 2010
• FL burglary suspect captured in St. Paul
• Having Fun on Halloween
• Vet’s Day program will be at VFW Post 4210 in FL
• Voters veto Forest Lake school funding
• Chris Johnson is new FL mayor
• Olseen unseated, incumbents win other state races
• Duncan, Orput win county posts
• Peterson, Simonson, Povolny win mayoral races
• Forest Lake Area Chamber of Commerce News - November 1, 2010
• Man with warrants arrested after chase early Monday morning in FL
• On the corner for Tom Horner
• Blaine stops FL, 48-23 in sectional football
• Rallying for school levy support
• Ribbon cutting marks roundabout grand opening
• Ness will fill vacancy on Scandia City Council
• CPI will drive any inflationary levy hike
• Peterson outgrew side business with construction
• Roundabout opens eight days early
• Gridders move on with playoff win
• Forest Lake Area Chamber of Commerce News - October 25, 2010
• Clark brings 6th District bid to FL
• Roundabout opens without a hitch
• Raptors run over Rangers, 56-28
• Sen. Clark will visit Forest Lake on Friday
• McNamara, Johnson debate FL’s vision, issues in mayoral forum
• Scandia rejects special election to fill seat
• Lake and Broadway roundabout will open soon
• Voters' Guide
• Nightmare Hallow - Scream Park
• Forest Lake Area Chamber Endorses School Levy And Bond
• I-35 lane restrictions in Wyoming set Oct. 20
• Forest Lake Area Chamber of Commerce News - October 11, 2010
• New bridge over I-35 on track
• Huge holstein gives candidate Chris Johnson one-upmanship in FL mayoral race
• City rejects US-61 plan
• Street light utility fee goes all city
• Open house Saturday for Eighth Avenue mall
• Rangers top Hastings, 28-13 for 2nd victory
• Chisago City man 2nd fatality from Fridley crash
• Forest Lake Area Chamber of Commerce Hosts Wyoming Candidate Forum
• 3 from area hurt in fatal crash in Fridley
• Maroon & Gold spirit was in full swing for Homecoming
• Forest Breeze fades from scene
• Roundabout on target; hits snag
• Forest Lake Area Chamber Of Commerce News - October 4, 2010
• D steps up, Rangers stuff Bears for homecoming win
• Shields, Bodene named homecoming king, queen
• No jerkin’ around: FLHS students sent home in Spirit Week T-shirt flap
• Scandia sets process to fill council seat
• A day to have fun in Wyoming
• Council takes up plight of bird owner
• FL firefighters save man from drowning during mutual aid mission to Owatonna
• Forest Lake Area Chamber Of Commerce Weekly Update - September 27, 2010
• Forest Lake College And Career Fair
• Big first half lifts Royals over Rangers 34-20
• Get roundabout tours with proof of purchases
• Wyoming’s turn this weekend with Stagecoach Celebration
• Ladder’s tall reach falls short for man trying to enter apartment
• Legion worries Broadway project may disrupt 2011 parade, festivities
• Business exec by day, salsa entrepreneur by night
• Fun, funky hair and floats
• Rep. Buesgens arrest on DWI charge followed Tea Party speaking engagement in Forest Lake
• FL cops nab St. Paul attempted murder suspect
• Forest Lake Area Chamber Of Commerce Weekly Update - September 20, 2010
• Forest Lake vs Roseville video recap
• Crash on US-8 claims life of Andover man
• City tax levy will dip slightly
• Scandia-Marine Lions sparkle in parade
• Forest Lake Area Chamber of Commerce Hosts Forest Lake Candidate Forum
• Rush Line selects bus provider
• Scandia Plaza will see redesign, expansion
• Forest Lake Area Chamber Of Commerce Weekly Update - September 13, 2010
• Work to begin on Broadway pedestrian bridge
• FL drops heartbreaker to Roseville, 41-40
• Forest Lake Area Chamber Of Commerce Weekly Update - September 7, 2010
• School weighs how to use $1.3 million in fed funding
• It's back to school in ISD 831
• Scandia, Linwood celebrations this weekend
• Forest Lake property tax levy to increase
• Ruby’s paw prints are in high demand
• Defending champ C-DH shells Forest Lake in opener
• Katie Miron is Princess Kay of the Milky Way!
• Nighttime thieves hit southeast FL
• Joint venture to top off Fenway Athletic Park
• Not horsing around
• Forest Lake Area Chamber Of Commerce Weekly Update - August 30, 2010
• Forest Lake house damaged in overnight fire
• Miron Lightning Strikes Again!
• Broadway Corridor final design begins
• Ranger 20 to debut next Monday on LATV
• Dancing Up a Storm!
• Will Linwood fund the SRO position?
• Progress being made on downtown road project
• Forest Lake Area Chamber Of Commerce Weekly Update - August 23, 2010
• Katie Miron competes for Princess Kay title
• Future pilots at Forest Lake air show
• Men from FL, North Branch escape serious injury in crash that killed wrong way driver on I-35E
• Arrests follow series of thefts in FL
• Man missing in Big Marine Lake is from Lindstrom
• Washington County cuts $10,000 in YSB funding
• Freshly brewed art is FL grad's forte
• Police recover stolen car, make arrest
• District will weigh all budget options
• 9th annual Forest Lake Fly-in is Saturday
• New Forest Lake Walmart is grand!
• Council elections set in 4 area cities
• Forest Lake Area Chamber Of Commerce Weekly Update - August 16, 2010
• Mayoral race open in FL, candidates file elsewhere
• Overnight fire destroys Scandia house
• Primary 2010: Duncan, Schreck will vie for sheriff post
• Primary 2010: Orput, Shoeberg make attorney ballot
• Local pilot soars to redemption at world’s top air show
• Education foundation ready to run
• Relay for Life brings hope
• Forest Lake Area Chamber Of Commerce Weekly Update - August 2, 2010
• County Fair — here we come.....
• Burglaries, thefts reported in area
• Watching, working into the late hours
• Filing for city elections open through Aug. 17
• GOP hits Anderson with attack mail
• Where to vote on August 10
• Entenza looks for political lift
• Visitors welcome to the Hotel Forest Lake
• It's a Dog's Life at the Lake
• Through traffic must use US-61 detour, chief warns
• Sign up for the FL City Wide Garage Sale
• Forest Lake Area Chamber Of Commerce Weekly Update - July 26, 2010
• 23rd Annual Golf Tournament
• Forest Lake Area Chamber Of Commerce Weekly Update - July 6, 2010
• Forest Lake Area Chamber Of Commerce Weekly Update - June 28, 2010
• Forest Lake Area Chamber of Commerce Weekly Update - June 21, 2010
• Forest Lake Area Chamber of Commerce Weekly Update - June 14, 2010
• Forest Lake Area Chamber of Commerce Weekly Update - May 17, 2010
• Forest Lake Area Chamber Of Commerce Newsletter - June 2010
• Forest Lake Area Chamber of Commerce Weekly Update - May 17, 2010
• Forest Lake Area Chamber of Commerce Weekly Update - May 10, 2010
• Forest Lake Area Chamber Of Commerce Newsletter - May 2010
• Forest Lake Area Chamber of Commerce Weekly Update - May 3, 2010
• Forest Lake Area Chamber Of Commerce And Music Connection Presents: Shining Stars 2010
• Wi$e Investments For Business Growth Seminar
• Forest Lake Area Chamber Of Commerce News - April 26, 2010
• FLACC Board of Directors Nominations
• Forest Lake Area Chamber Of Commerce News - April 19, 2010
• Forest Lake Area Chamber Of Commerce Newsletter - April 2010
• Forest Lake Area Chamber of Commerce News - April 12, 2010
• Support a youth volunteer leader from Forest Lake!
• Forest Lake Area Chamber of Commerce News - April 5, 2010
• April Membership Luncheon
• Forest Lake Area Chamber of Commerce News - March 29, 2010
• Cheer on the Rangers
• Forest Lake Area Chamber Of Commerce News - March 22, 2010
• Forest Lake Area Chamber Of Commerce News - March 15, 2010
• Forest Lake Area Chamber Of Commerce News - March 8, 2010
• Forest Lake Area Chamber Of Commerce Newsletter - March 2010
• Forest Lake Area Chamber Of Commerce News - March 1, 2010
• Forest Lake Area Chamber Of Commerce News - February 22, 2010
• 12th Annual Casino Night - Cancelled
• Forest Lake Area Chamber Of Commerce News - Medallion Hunt
• Forest Lake Area Chamber Of Commerce News - Legislative Breakfast
• Forest Lake Area Chamber Of Commerce News - February 15, 2010
• Forest Lake Area Chamber Of Commerce News - Lakes Area Expo
• Support The FLACC Young Leaders Group
• Forest Lake Area Chamber Of Commerce News - February 8, 2010
• Forest Lake Area Chamber Of Commerce Newsletter - February 2010
• Forest Lake Area Chamber Of Commerce News - February 1, 2010
• Forest Lake Area Chamber Of Commerce News - January 25 2010
• Why Simply Survive? When You Can Thrive?
• Forest Lake Area Chamber Of Commerce News - January 18, 2010
• Forest Lake Area Chamber Of Commerce News - January 11, 2010
• News From Forest Lake Area Chamber Of Commerce
• Forest Lake Area Chamber Of Commerce News - January 4, 2010
• Forest Lake Area Chamber of Commerce News - December 28, 2009
• Forest Lake Area Chamber of Commerce News - December 21, 2009
• FLACC Holiday Online Auction News - December 16, 2009
• Forest Lake Area Chamber of Commerce News - December 14, 2009
• Forest Lake Area Chamber Of Commerce News - Calling All FLACC Members
• Forest Lake Area Chamber of Commerce News - December 7, 2009
• Forest Lake Area Chamber of Commerce Newsletter - December 1, 2009
• FLACC News - Light Up Our City
• FLACC News - November 30, 2009
• Breakfast with Santa
• FLACC News - November 18, 2009
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