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 The growing accessibility of the internet has changed the way people do
many things: check bank statements, listen to music, earn a college
degree, pay bills––and, apparently, the way they break the law.
The Isanti County Sheriff’s Department handles complaints about
harassment on Facebook, MySpace or through text messaging on a weekly
basis, according to Deputy Dave Matchinsky.
Matchinsky attributes the rise in electronic feuds to the ubiquity of
internet devices, including smartphones like the iPhone or BlackBerry.
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Isanti City Council
Isanti will hold a special election to fill the vacancy on its city council left by Jeff Kolb’s unexpected resignation Aug 14.
In a special meeting on Tuesday, Aug. 31, Isanti City Council voted 3-1
in favor of using special elections to fill vacancies in their ranks if
more than two years are left in the departing member’s term.
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 To say Mike Nelson (pictured) has a pretty big job would be an understatement. Nelson, who has served as the Cambridge-Isanti Transportation Director
for four and half years, is responsible for making sure students and
staff are safely transported to and from school, and other school
related activities and functions.
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Twenty-three-year-old Forrest Joseph Hart of the Dalbo and rural
Ogilvie area died Aug. 26 when he lost control of the vehicle he was
driving on Co. Rd. 11 in Pine County shortly before midnight.
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The Cambridge-Isanti School District is the first district in
Minnesota, and the ninth in the country, to receive an award for 30
percent improvement in energy usage.
During the school board meeting Thursday, Aug. 19, the district joined
the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) list of ENERGY STAR®
Leaders, an elite group of organizations who have improved energy
efficiency across all of its buildings.
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 Specialist Tristan Hanson, a Ramsey native who now resides in Isanti,
just finished up an 11-month tour in Iraq with his B/209th Aviation
Support Battalion, a U.S. Army company which services flight equipment.
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The “Cities, Services & Funding: Broader Thinking, Better
Solutions” report was released on June 24 by the League of Minnesota
Cities at its annual conference in St. Cloud.
The report states if current revenue and spending trends continue and
no policy changes are made, Minnesota cities of all sizes in all
regions of the state will be broke by the year 2015. The projection was
prepared for the League by the Hubert H. Humphrey Institute at the
University of Minnesota.
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A 1999 Braham Area High School graduate had an intricate role during
Matt Entenza’s campaign for governor. Even though Entenza has conceded
his campaign, Tim Nelson enjoyed his experience working as a policy
associate for the Entenza campaign.
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A Braham man has died after falling from a lift truck on Saturday, Aug. 21.
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