Newsbriefs - Roseville Review

Rosetown Playhouse in Roseville received the Community Innovator Award from The Arc Minnesota at The Arc Minnesota’s Awards Banquet on Nov. 1 at the Doubletree by Hilton Park Place Hotel in St. Louis Park, Minnesota.

Kinderberry Hill families enjoyed an evening of giving back at the first annual “Spark the Spirit of Giving” event Nov. 12. 

The City of Falcon Heights, in association with the Falcon Heights-Lauderdale Lions Club, announces the winner of the second annual sidewalk poetry contest. The Mayor’s Sidewalk Poetry Panel reviewed the 11 submissions and chose the following selection by Jean Miriam Larson of Falcon Heights to be the winning poem, titled “Eventually.” The poem has been stamped into the sidewalk on the southwest corner of the intersection of California Avenue and Albert Street in Falcon Heights.

The same flame that makes the front porch jack-o-lantern glow eerily can set fire to a costume.
Similarly, the big orange candle in the dining room is harmless until Endora drapes her sleeve over it.

New phones books are beginning to arrive in Roseville. Remember to recycle your old phone book, and sign up to receive fewer books too.
Residents can put phone books in with all their other paper products such as newspapers, magazines, junk mail, and cardboard that are collected at the curb. Remove any  magnets from the cover first. Don’t include the plastic bag the phone book comes in. Plastic bags need to be taken to grocery stores for recycling.

The city of Roseville has made registering for Roseville’s Parks and Recreation activities as easy as 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.