With School Board elections in all three districts serving Woodbury as well as a special Senate election scheduled for November 4, Woodbury will soon begin to sprout a bountiful crop of campaign signs. So it’s time for wise candidates, supporters, and other citizens to be aware of laws pertaining to the signs to make sure there is no partisan embarrassment or advantage. In Minnesota, during state primary and general election periods, any size and number of non-commercial political signs are allowed on private property from 46 days before a primary election to 10 days after the general election, as per statute 211B.045. Signs cannot be placed on public utility poles, trees, or natural features. All campaign signs must prominently...
The food, traditions, music, resources, dancing, art, backgrounds, perspectives and individual expressions of Woodbury’s rich garden of cultures will be in full bloom this Saturday, Sept. 20 at the annual...
The Washington County Board approved a $1.8 million contract last week to provide architectural design and engineering services for a new Public Works South Shop in Woodbury. The new facility is planned...
A dismiss-case/suppress-evidence motion was filed last week by the attorney for 44-year-old Jamey Scott Ralph Strand, a former Woodbury Math and Science Academy teacher charged with soliciting underage...
For some kids, getting a haircut is no big deal. For others, it’s like root canal without a pain killer. Woodbury’s new Sharkey’s Cuts for Kids aims to be the ultimate royal-treatment destination...
If you found an open road or trail in Woodbury this summer, it’s likely you ran into an e-bike. With any luck, you didn’t crash into the electric bike, and the rider avoided hitting you. But with...
