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Fireworks bursting at night.

Big fun at Summer Fete on Friday, July 3!

Music, fun, food and fantastic fireworks on a beautiful Friday evening. It's bigger than ever... and it's FREE!

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City cable channels off the air starting July 6

The week of July 6, the City's cable channels 16 and 17 will be off the air due to road construction improvements.

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W. 84th St. closure begins July 6

West 84th Street will close from Stanley to Harrison to improve sanitary sewer facilities.

Road closed sign.

South I-35W closure July 10 - 13

This closure will allow for bridge repair work and milling and paving operations over the weekend.

Fresh produce for sale.

Next Farmers Market July 11

The market takes a break on July 4, but will be open Saturdays all summer after the holiday.

Paint roller. (c) BigStockPhoto.

Bathroom remodeling seminar July 16

HRA hosts this seminar series which focuses on sustainable home improvements.

People at a campsite.

Dakota Language Camp for grades K through 6

This camp, for Native and non-Native children, teaches about the Dakota language and life ways. July 28 - 30.

Hands installing insulation.

Tax credits for home improvements

Big incentives are available for qualifying energy efficiency improvements to your home.

Blanding's turtle. (c) Michael Marchand, NH Fish and Game.

Watch out for threatened turtles

A threatened species has been spotted near 84th Street and East Bush Lake Road.

McGruff and children.

Sign up now for National Night Out in August

The 26th annual National Night out will be a fun time for everyone. Sign up now! The festivities are scheduled for August 4.

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106th Street bridge closure

The 106th bridge over Nine Mile Creek is undergoing maintenance.

Ash borer on a penny. Photo: Howard Russell, Mich. State U., Bugwood.org.

Emerald Ash Borer in Minnesota

The City is working on putting in place a program to deal with this destructive insect.

Person with flu symptoms (c) BigStockPhoto.

H1N1 virus updates

The World Health Organization has raised the worldwide pandemic alert level to Phase 6.

Pie chart made from toy people. (c) BigStockPhoto.

Census partners eligible for cash

Up to $2,999 may be available for your group to raise awareness and encourage participation.

 

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Today's Police Department consists of more than 110 sworn officers, about three dozen civilian staff, and six canine units with an annual budget of more than $16 million.