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Owner Of Pit Bulls Speaks About Service Dog Attack
Aug 28, 2008 6:50 pm US/Central Reporting Esme Murphy The owner of the pit bulls who attacked a quadriplegic's service dog is speaking out.
Woman Protects Service Dog From Pit Bull Attack
A Minnesota service dog doing is recovering after its owner fought off an attack by pit bulls -- with her wheelchair.
Little girl, long locks, big heart; 7-year-old grew her hair for 18 months, then donated it
It all started with a haircut. When she was 5 years old, Riley Roth was getting a trim in March 2007 when the stylist exclaimed, "Holy cow - you really have thick hair! You could probably get a couple of wigs ...
School back in session; Anoka-Hennepin students start Sept. 2
Anoka-Hennepin students going back to school Tuesday, Sept. 2, will notice a few changes upon their return.
Change in sign ordinance may require conditional use permit
The Champlin City Council approved the first reading of a sign ordinance amendment that would require conditional use permits for electronic message signs.
Parties with a purpose; Champlin National Night Out creates bonds, safer community
Nathan Tamba, wife Connie, son Malachi and daughter Miranda prepare to enjoy a feast at the Emery Village party.
Area youth to perform at the Olympics
It's an opportunity most people never get. Thirty-four young people from Rogers, Champlin, Andover and other area communities will perform for the Olympians and several hundred thousand tourists next month.
High-speed chase through five cities ends on I-94
Authorities early this morning arrested a man who had a warrant out for his arrest, but not before he led them on a high-speed chase through at least five cities, police said.
Police chase suspect through 3 Metro counties
A 20-year-old man is in jail Thursday after leading police on a high-speed chase through three counties.
As the bowl of the first ever Dayton water tower rose to meet a beautiful Minnesota summer morning, the day went down in the history books.
Discussion of division of parks and public works raises conflict of interest issue
The past several Champlin City Council work sessions have devoted considerable time to the potential reorganization of the Parks and Public Works department.
Douglas Drive project design nears completion
Champlin residents had a third opportunity to discuss proposed improvement to Douglas Drive at a public information meeting July 23.
Champlin rental licensing ordinance would give city more muscle
Proposed changes to the Champlin Rental Licensing and Inspection Ordinance would give the city more control over certain properties and make it easier for landlords and tenants to follow.
SAUK RAPIDS - Royce and Nina Aardahl, 311 Ninth Ave. S, announce the engagement of their daughter, Amanda, to Mark Haugstad, son of Allan and Karen Haugstad, 9423 Parkside Court, Champlin.
Girls' rapes draw 24 years in prison
A 36-year-old Champlin man was found guilty of raping two girls, 4 and 6. Last update: July 23, 2008 - 11:36 PM A Champlin man found guilty of raping two girls 4 and 6 was sentenced to 24 years in prison in ...
Champlin man killed in Becker car crash
On July 23 a car accident in the City of Becker claimed the life of a 20-year-old Champlin man.
National Night Out: Building a safer community
Champlin Investigator Derek Goodwater has something very important on his agenda lately - parties.
Champlin man dies in Becker accident
A man died and another was seriously injured after a vehicle flipped in Becker early Wednesday morning.
Thousands in northwest metro without power
Xcel Energy crews are working to determine the cause of a power failure that has left thousands in the northwest metro without electricity.
Four Claiming to Belong to Court Run by 'Yahweh' Indicted for Threats Against Judge
Four Twin Cities men who claim to belong to their own common law court where "Almighty Yahweh" has exclusive jurisdiction have been charged for allegedly trying to intimidate a federal judge in an effort to ...