Mike Munzenrider

Little Canada latest to go to 21

If you’ve ever had the feeling that the Roseville Library is a bustling, dynamic place, you’re right, and now there are numbers to back you up.

Ahead of plans to have deputies wearing body-worn cameras as soon as July, the Ramsey County Sheriff’s Office is collecting input from residents about what its body camera policies should be.

Citing the connection between art and history, mixed media artist Bob Murphy has linked up with the Roseville Historical Society to present “A Roseville Story, Chapter 2.”

Officers from the Roseville Police Department posted up at Rosedale Center April 27 to take part in the federal Drug Enforcement Agency’s National Drug Take-Dack Day.

Though Aldi corporate is officially mum on it, the grocer has filed for building permits with the City of Roseville and looks to be moving into the former House of Wong space off Larpenteur Avenue.

The Roseville City Council is continuing to help chart the course for the National Guard Armory site in the southeast corner of the city, which is planned to become a Montessori school and four homes.

The near $70 million worth of construction and upgrades currently underway at Roseville Area High School are apparent to anyone who drives by on Highway 36.

Little Canada is the latest north suburban community looking to keep tobacco products out of the hands of young people by increasing its tobacco purchase age from 18 to 21.

The Roseville City Council was updated April 15 about planned safety improvements to a stretch of Larpenteur Avenue where two pedestrians were killed in a single crash earlier this year.