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Cambridge transition to new body-worn, squad camera program (opens the original)
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The Cambridge Police Department is embarking on its next chapter of its body-worn and squad car camera program, which includes livestream capabilities and virtual reality training platforms. After a year of extensive research, Cambridge Police Chief Shawn Machin recommended approval of an Axon proposal at a cost of $650,944 over a 10-year program beginning Feb. 1, 2027 through Jan. 31, 2037, during the Cambridge City Council meeting held Sept. 21. After an hour-long hands-on presentation and dis
Cambridge transition to new body-worn, squad camera program (opens the original)
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The Cambridge Police Department is embarking on its next chapter of its body-worn and squad car camera program, which includes livestream capabilities and virtual reality training platforms. After a year of extensive research, Cambridge Police Chief Shawn Machin recommended approval of an Axon proposal at a cost of $650,944 over a 10-year program beginning Feb. 1, 2027 through Jan. 31, 2037, during the Cambridge City Council meeting held Sept. 21. After an hour-long hands-on presentation and dis
Hop on a hayride to help those in need (opens the original)
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A hayride event that first started at a home in the Goldenwood area of Cambridge to help families in need is still going strong 17 years later. The 17th annual free Hayride for Food Drive will be held from 1-5 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 4, at 2675 337th Ave. NE, Cambridge, at the Bruce and Barb Bloomgren farm, about a half-mile north of Cub Foods. All of the food donations are given to the food shelf at First Baptist Church in Cambridge and the Braham Area Food Shelf. The cash donations are given to t
Cambridge-Isanti Schools’ finance director resigns (opens the original)
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After serving Cambridge-Isanti Schools since 2019 as its director of finance and operations, Chris Kampa will begin a new chapter in his career as chief financial officer for Augsburg University in Minneapolis. His last day with the district will be Friday, Sept. 25. Kampaâs resignation was accepted during the Cambridge-Isanti School Board meeting held on Thursday, Sept. 17. Kampa, who is a graduate of Cambridge-Isanti High School, began with the school district around the same time as Superin
Cambridge-Isanti Schools’ finance director resigns (opens the original)
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After serving Cambridge-Isanti Schools since 2019 as its director of finance and operations, Chris Kampa will begin a new chapter in his career as chief financial officer for Augsburg University in Minneapolis. His last day with the district will be Friday, Sept. 25. Kampaâs resignation was accepted during the Cambridge-Isanti School Board meeting held on Thursday, Sept. 17. Kampa, who is a graduate of Cambridge-Isanti High School, began with the school district around the same time as Superin
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