ISD 282

Candidate filing for city and school district elections -- those that didn't have a primary -- closed Aug. 11 following the two-week filing period, and some of this November's off-year elections are sizing up to be more competitive than others.

Faced with what was billed as possibly the coldest day of winter on Jan. 7, Review and Bulletin area schools kept their doors open for the day while some nearby districts canceled school because of the cold.

It is inexcusable that the School District 282 School Board proposed the two levies that passed in the November 4th election.

To the editor:

To the voters in the St. Anthony-New Brighton School District, thank you for approving both referendum questions in the November 4, 2014 General Election!  We are grateful for continued community support as it allows our schools to remain focused on our mission: to educate, prepare, and inspire a community of lifelong learners in our small, caring environment. 

The St. Anthony Village High School football team plays its first road game of the season this week when it visits Tri-Metro Conference foe Concordia Academy on Friday. 

The St. Anthony Village High School football team last year suffered through its worst season under head coach Todd Niklaus. The Huskies won just twice and had a losing record for the first time since 2009.

St. Anthony begins what it hopes to be a bounce-back season on Friday when it hosts Brooklyn Center starting at 7 p.m. 

Voters will elect three residents to serve on the St. Anthony-New Brighton School Board (ISD 282) and two candidates to serve on the St. Anthony Village City Council this November.