Roseville-Little Canada Review

A Life Link helicopter landing punctuated the Roseville Police Department’s first Safety Camp held June 17 in Central Park. (courtesy of Roseville Police Department)

Arden Hills Tobacco has been in business in the city for over a decade, located in a strip mall in the 3600 block of Lexington Ave. Its management has pushed against Arden Hills’ all-out ban on the sale of flavored tobacco products, and now the city council is looking to perhaps exempt the store from its flavor ban ordinance. (courtesy of Google Maps )

Roseville will put temporary on-street parking restrictions in place near Minnesota State Fair park and rides this year during the 12-day event. The move comes in response to resident complaints about parked-out neighborhood streets. (courtesy of City of Roseville)

The Mounds View Police Department’s current holding facilities are two benches with handcuffs. A planned quarter million dollar renovation will convert an existing room into a secure holding cell along with other upgrades to its facilities. (Bridget Kranz photos)

The New Brighton Farmers Market opened on June 19 in its new location at the New Brighton Community Center, 400 10th St. NW. Residents can catch the market every Wednesday from 3 to 7 p.m. Parking is available in the community center’s lower lot and a wooded footbridge leads visitors up to the market for food trucks, produce, crafts and more. (Bridget Kranz photos)

As a result of a crash that killed a pedestrian on McKnight Road earlier this year, the District 1 Community Council is working with the University of Minnesota’s Center for Urban and Regional Affairs this summer to collect data on non-vehicle users of the busy street. Ramsey County is planning to convert much of McKnight from four lanes to three lanes over the next two years to increase its safety. (file photo)

photo courtesy of Minneapolis Log Rolling Club