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Vadnais Heights approves 4.6% levy increase (opens the original)
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The Vadnais Heights City Council approved the cityâs 2027 preliminary levy at its last meeting, proposing a total increase of $441,955, or 4.61%. For a median single-family home, this number works out to about $1.69 per month, if home values decrease 1.68% projected by the Ramsey County Assessor. This would be a total of $1,382.27 a year, or $115.19 per month. The proposed levy amount can be reduced before the Dec. 1 levy and budget hearing, but it cannot be increased. Finance Director Bob Sun
New advisory council will guide Vadnais Heights fire station plans (opens the original)
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The future of the Vadnais Heights fire facilities is still up in the air, but 12 Vadnais Heights residents will play an important role in planning that path forward as members of the newly created fire station advisory panel. The city created the panel in response to community concerns about how the proposed improvements to the South Fire Station and repurposing of the North Station would be funded. Initially, the city authorized the use of capital improvement plan (CIP) bonds, but this action
Tree sale brings the benefits of nature to Vadnais Heights (opens the original)
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âI think that I shall never see a thing so lovely as a tree,â said Steve Jorissen, quoting a classic poem by Joyce Kilmer. Jorissen is a member of the Vadnais Heights Green Team, the community group helping to facilitate the upcoming tree sale that will be available to Vadnais Heights residents. The Green Team is working alongside the city of Vadnais Heights and Tree Trust, a Minnesota nonprofit that that works to plant trees in urban areas. Tree saplings can be expensive, but sales such as
White Bear Township says city ‘misled’ them (opens the original)
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Editor's note: This story has been updated. The White Bear Town Board has unanimously approved a resolution declaring the city of White Bear Lake to be in breach of its fire services agreement with White Bear Township. The five-year agreement was initially signed by both municipalities in November 2022. Dellwood, Birchwood Village and Gem Lake are also part of this shared agreement. In an ongoing dispute, White Bear Township contends that White Bear Lake is responsible for the bond interest paym
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