New Brighton - Mounds View Bulletin News

Improperly discarded rags started a small fire inside Irondale High School the night of July 6, according to a report from the New Brighton Department of Public Safety. 

The Mounds View City Council adopted a preliminary general fund budget and levy for 2020 at its Sept. 9 meeting. 

Members of the Long Lake Improvement Association posed with their collection following the group’s annual shoreline cleanup on Sept. 7 in New Brighton.

10th annual Goldzilla festival raises money for local rescue organization

The Mounds View Schools Education Foundation recently welcomed three new members to its board of trustees: Ann Gentry, J.J. Killins and Erin Stalsberg.

After a second reading and unanimous approval by the Mounds View City Council on Sept. 9, a new ordinance will soon take effect raising the tobacco purchasing age to 21 throughout the city.

Majority of work to be complete by fall 2020

Bridget Kranz
staff writer 

Improperly discarded rags started a small fire inside Irondale High School the night of July 6, according to a report from the New Brighton Department of Public Safety. 

Officer and driver hospitalized

A high-speed chase in Mounds View the evening of July 7 led to a collision between the driver of a stolen vehicle and a Mounds View police officer in a squad car.

Central Park Elementary kindergartners sang “Thank You” to sixth graders — the future class of 2025 — who completed their elementary experience and will move on to Roseville Area Middle School next fall.