Hopkins News

Samantha Harris apologized for phoning less than two minutes late for our interview.

Why would a city kid from New York or a teenager from Europe travel all the way to Minnesota in the summer? The answer can be found in the Brainerd Lakes Area, where Camp Lincoln for boys and Camp Lake Hubert for girls are now celebrating their 100th anniversary.

Posted on June 29th, 2009 2:19 PM By John Millea 3:40 update A A More details fromA today's Lake Conference meeting: -During the meeting, representatives from Eden Prairie made a motion to appeal the MSHSL decision that placed Edina, Hopkins, Minnetonka and Wayzata in the Lake.

Sun chain emerges from bankruptcy cutting staff, possibly papers Published Mon, Jun 29 2009 12:30 pm Friday was the first day of the rest of Minnesota Sun Newspapers' life, which meant the end of more careers and probably some of the suburban chain's stand-alone weeklies.

Posted on June 29th, 2009 10:07 PM By John Millea Hello again, everybody. After a couple of hours away from the phone and computer whileA having dinner with my wife, a few things really stand out to me about what the Lake Conference is doing.

Staff Sergeant Noah J. Rogness Age: 27 Current Unit: Office of the Chief of Chaplains Current Position: Mobilization and Ecclesiastical Endorsements NCO Component: Army Reserve Current Location: Arlington, Va.

Next week is shaping up to be quite a circus - in a good way - and you are invited.

Jun 10, 2009 10:47 pm US/Central Reporting Dennis Douda HOPKINS, Minn. Embryonic stem cells have been the center of a lot of controversy.

A man who quit high school 65 years ago now has his diploma. Wayne Sueker, 80, of New Hope, Minn., said he dropped out of high school at the age of 15 because he was too smart.

Port of Longview commissioners have approved an 80-year lease for a new grain terminal on the Columbia River.

ST. LOUIS PARK, Minn. -- Fireworks may have sparked a fire at a Hopkins business Tuesday morning.

Reports Merlyn of St. Paul: "Subject: Greetings from the emerald ash borer epicenter of Minnesota! "Last week, while I was traveling in the car, the radio announced that the Emerald Ash Borer had been found in St.

Chalk up another victim of the commercial real estate downturn: Minnetonka-based Opus Northwest has walked away from an 8.9-acre redevelopment site in Hopkins.

Five New York Times bestselling authors, including Minnesotan William Kent Krueger, will read in the Library Foundation of Hennepin County's 2009-2010 Pen Pals lecture series.

As a result of federal anti-trust regulations, cellular telephone provider Verizon Wireless will divest operations to AT&T in 38 Minnesota counties including Freeborn, Steele and Faribault counties.

Hopkins police are asking for the public's help in finding the driver of an SUV that struck and injured a boy on a bike, then left the scene.

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One of the Twin Cities largest healthcare providers is closing one of its clinics.

May 7, 2009 8:10 am US/Central Reporting Sue Turner HOPKINS, Minn. A police standoff ended Thursday morning in Hopkins after officers moved in and discovered their suspect had fled the scene.

He both rides bikes and sells them. So college student Aaron Marks spends most of his time on two wheels, riding 40 miles a day from his home in Eden Prairie.