Anya Capistrant-Kinney
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Medina Police Chief gives update on public safety state aid dollars (opens the original)
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Medina Public Safety Director Jason Nelson gave the City Council an update on the one-time state aid monies it received from the state at a meeting on Sept. 15. Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz signed legislation dedicating $300 million statewide to public safety in 2023, Nelson said. These funds were allocated based on population size and Medina received $331,000, Nelson said. âWe got together and brainstormed how we could best use that money,â Nelson said. âBack in that time, there was a severe s
Local teacher starts community art exchange project (opens the original)
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Thereâs a new way for the community to get involved with art in the St. Michael-Albertville area. Elizabeth Lessin, who also teaches art at STMA High School, put up a wooden box called âAnnabellaâs Free Art Exchange,â which encourages people to place and exchange art supplies, books, homemade jewelry and more. Lessin said put up the box in late August to honor her daughter, Anna, who died by suicide in 2023. âShe was 19 years old, but she was also an artist. So we started this to kind
Public art installation greets middle school students for first day (opens the original)
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St. Michael-Albertville Middle School West students were greeted by a new main entrance when they started the school year on Sept. 1. Colorful mosaic day and night scenes depicting nature now decorate two pillars at the front entrance of the school. The artwork, which was installed in June, is titled âKnights of Crow Riverâ after STMAâs mascot and depicts fish, loons, deer, cattails and a knight holding a shield. The project was started by Middle School West Art Teacher April Erickson who
Medina approves 9.5% proposed tax levy increase for 2027 (opens the original)
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The Medina City Council approved a preliminary tax levy increase for 2027 and recognized a long time police officer at a meeting on Sept. 1. The City Council approved a proposed tax levy increase of 9.5% for 2027. Finance Director Greta Pudas said this reflected an increase in the cityâs budget by $707,569. Pudas said there was a $460,000 increase to the general fund. âThe majority of those increases in the general fund include fire services, contractual services, data processing fuel and st
Medina approves 21-lot development, hears from Rep. Robbins (opens the original)
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The Medina City Council approved the final plat for French Ridge of Medina and heard an update on the previous legislative session from state Rep. Kristin Robbins. Rep. Kristin Robbins gave the city an update on the previous legislative session. She said it ended âgenerally wellâ but because the state house was tied up, not a lot of big items passed through. She highlighted that the legislature passed one-time items of property tax relief and a reduction in car tab fees. âHopefully it will
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