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Reports: City will keep Forest Lake Police Department
Forest Lake City Councilwoman Mara Bain has reported that the city of Forest Lake has reached a tentative labor agreement with the unions representing Forest Lake police officers, which she said will result in a council move to withdraw its acceptance of the proposal from Washington County Sheriff’s Office for contract law enforcement. This move would mean that the city will continue to utilize the Forest Lake Police Department as Forest Lake’s primary law enforcement agency.
“The city is going to do an official statement, but I am going to confirm,” she told The Times regarding the deal with the unions, adding that the City Council will pass a resolution on the topic on Monday, May 15. The meeting to discuss the topic will start at 6:30 p.m.broadstreet.zone(48036);
“This has been only the result of this community banding together and showing its … undying support for the Police Department,” she said. “This is a great
Wyoming Library hosts psychology sessions for mental wellness
Adults in the community who want to better understand their feelings and other psychological topics are encouraged to check out Wednesdays at Wyoming at the Wyoming Area Giese Memorial Library.
A program titled “Understanding Guilty Feelings” will begin at 7 p.m. May 17. Mary Jo Meadow, Ph.D., professor emerita of psychology from Minnesota State University at Mankato and author of seven published books, will be the presenter.broadstreet.zone(48036);
Registration is requested for all sessions. Stop by the library desk, call 651-462-9001 (ask for the Wyoming branch), or email wymail@ecrlib.org to register or for more information about each monthly session.
Wyoming Area Library, a branch of the East Central Regional Library, is located at 26855 Forest Blvd., Wyoming. Learn more at www.ecrlib.org.
Local scout steps it up for Mother Earth
Girl Scout Anna Lindberg picked up trash around the state capital building in honor of Earth Day
For Earth Day, Girl Scout Anna Lindberg from Troop 54772 of Forest Lake stepped up for the environment in her community to show that Girl Scouts are committed to making the world a better place.
For her project, Lindberg decided to participate in the March for Science in St. Paul from Cathedral Hill to the Capital. After the march, she picked up trash in St. Paul near the Capital to help clean up the community.broadstreet.zone(48036);
“While doing my Earth Day project, I learned to take care of the planet, Lindberg said in a press release. “I also learned not to litter because the animals may not be able to eat because there’s garbage all over. I liked how I could pick up garbage at the march and clean up St. Paul while spending time with family