Braham News

By Rachel Kytonen rachel.kytonen@ecm-inc.com Specific priority groups in Isanti County are now receiving a vaccine for the H1N1 novel influenza virus.

By Greg Hunt Weeks of preparation by the Braham Theatre Department are ready to unveil their fruits when 'Seussical the Musical' opens Nov.

Cambridge-Isanti and Braham area parents and students really should check out what Mitch Clausen, C-I High School principal recently called a "great opportunity": the chance for local students to earn up to two years of college credit, while they are still in high school.

By Jon Tatting editor.countynews@ecm-inc.com Residents of Cambridge-Isanti District 911 began casting votes at 7 a.m. today on the proposed, two-part levy referendum that would generate $3 million a year for 10 years.

Officers of Tusen Tack in Braham met on Oct. 20 with Janna King, who is conducting a fiscal feasibility study for a proposed community center.

The honey bee business is all the buzz in the Robert Schulz family. Schulz, a 1980 graduate of Cambridge High School, became familiar with bees in the fourth-grade while doing a school report.

By Evelyn Puffer Contributing writer An argument between two friends turned deadly Oct.

By The Associated Press Volleyball Ada-Borup def. Norman County West, 25-18, 20-25, 25-20, 25-10 Barnum def.

A man is hospitalized and in critical condition in St. Cloud Hospital after having been shot twice on the afternoon of Oct.

Frontpage -> Features -> Lifestyles -> Moose Lake United Methodist Church Hosts Great Adventure Gospel Band The Moose Lake United Methodist Church welcomes the Great Adventure Gospel Band to its sanctuary Sunday, October 18.

By Greg Hunt greg.hunt@ecm-inc.com Looking into the path needed to follow for locating a public library in Braham, a community meeting was hosted prior to the City Council meeting on Monday, Oct.

Nick Scherer's 41-yard punt return for a touchdown led the Cambridge-Isanti Bluejackets to a 20-19 victory against Becker Friday night at Larson Field in Cambridge.

News from yesteryear: Oct. 8 edition

By Greg Hunt greg.hunt@ecm-inc.com The Sept. 21 Braham School Board meeting highlighted several projects which were completed heading into the young school year.

A new 3,000-pound granite monument hoisted into place Thursday morning will for many years to come greet motorists entering Mora from the east.

The plan to replace Braham's existing water tower with the larger former tower from St.

By Greg Hunt greg.hunt@ecm-inc.com The plan to replace Braham's existing water tower with the larger former tower from St.

Two men were charged for burglary of Lepinski Pallet Supply CO. in Braham. Rudolf John Nelson, 46, of Forest Lake and Patrick Brian Brown, 44, of Ramsey were both charged in Isanti County Court, each with a count of burglary in the second degree and burglary in the third degree.

Cambridge-Isanti teachers are again sponsoring a literacy project called 'Books for Babies.' Every year, each baby born at Cambridge Medical Center receives a book to take home and enjoy.

The owner of a Braham home health care facility has been ordered to pay $30,000 in restitution for medical assistance fraud and is not allowed to work anywhere that medical assistance funds are received.