Monthly Archives: February 2007

New Hope Community Church, under the organization of Robin Sandell, sponsored the first annual Polar Plunge Saturday, Feb. 24 in Lake Fanny. Participants and supporters — including one person who drove three hours, raising nearly $800 — generated close to … Continue reading →

The Isanti County Master Gardeners invites you to their 4th annual one-day gardening event, Burst Into Spring.

If you love chocolate and historic inns, you won’t want to miss our great day trip to the St. Croix Valley on Wednesday, April 4.

Horizon presents Soul Café’, a Lenten series full of music and messages to open your hearts and feed your soul.

Does the icy chill of winter have you feeling a little blue?

Call it a lesson in durable manufacturing, a reminder of days past when things were less disposable or simply a unique relationship between two old friends.

The Cambridge Public Library is hosting the display, The Ten Most Endangered Historic Places in Minnesota for 2006. 

Community Harbor (Harbor Room-Cancer Resource Center) will hold its first annual “Harbors of Hope” event from 5 p.m. to 1 a.m. Friday, June 15 at the Isanti County Fairgrounds.

Thirty jumpers braved the cold and beginnings of last weekend's snow storm with the New Hope Community Church Polar Plunge at Lake Fanny. The Feb. 24 benefit generated $3,534 for the House of Promise, Sober School and the New Hope … Continue reading →

Richard (Dick) Lee Hudoba, 66, of Isanti died at Cambridge Health Care Center on February 25, 2007.

Ralph Strike, 87, of Coon Rapids died February 25, 2007 at Mercy Hospital in Coon Rapids.

Milton Allen Land, 86, of Cambridge passed away on February 24, 2007 at the Cambridge Health Care Center where he received excellent care for the past 1 1/2 years. 

Posted February 28, 2006

The Cambridge-Isanti School Board found itself in prominent company Feb. 22 thanks to a significant return on a big investment involving energy conservation.

A chance to help those less fortunate is readily available by assisting 17 Anoka-Ramsey Community College physical therapy assistant students traveling to Antigua, Guatemala for a week in May.

High school seniors, returning college students and adults looking to start and stay competitive in the employment game, mark your calendars now.

State Senator Rick Olseen and State Representative Rob Eastlund have scheduled two town hall meetings locally to meet with constituents.

Gently used prom dresses are being collected for a sale to be held at the Park Cafe Party Room, 124 N. Main St., Braham.

Dorothy Baker’s smile perhaps tells the story on her becoming the new administrator at Cambridge Health Care Center.