GreenStep up for Lauderdale?
By Anne Holzman Lauderdale Mayor Mary Gaasch said in a recent interview that she expects the City Council to consider soon whether to embark on the next level of GreenStep... Read More
Cities hope for government aid increase in 2023
By Anne Holzman City officials across Minnesota will enter January with recent municipal tax hearings on their minds and with ideas about how the state Legislature might address increases in home... Read More
Lauderdale considers reducing speed limits
By Anne Holzman Lauderdale may soon join neighboring cities in reducing speed limits on residential streets. The City Council is weighing a limit of either 25 or 20 miles per... Read More
Falcon Heights hires consultant to study policing needs
By Anne Holzman After several years of uncertainty over their police services contract with the Ramsey County Sheriff’s Office, the Falcon Heights City Council has hired Matt Bostrom, a former... Read More
Lauderdale to elect mayor, two for council
By Anne Holzman Lauderdale voters will choose a mayor and two new members of the City Council in November. Mayor Mary Gaasch is running for re-election, challenged by Moses Hungiapuko.... Read More
Farewell, Lauderdale School — ‘the bedrock of our wonder years’
By Anne Holzman Editor’s note: Here is an interview with alumna Kathy Bernstrom Lerfald about the Lauderdale School and its recent demolition. Lauderdale School closed in 1974, and the building... Read More
