Newsbriefs - Roseville Review

County Road B2 and Victoria Avenue will soon be getting a neighborhood sidewalk, thanks to Roseville’s Parks and Recreation Renewal Program.

Roseville Area Schools announced several administrative staffing changes at the elementary, middle and high school levels for the upcoming school year following its June 24 school board meeting.

Frank B. Kellogg will be holding an all school reunion on July 26, at the John Rose Oval in Roseville. This reunion is for anyone who attended Kellogg during its operating years of 1965-1986, including faculty and staff.

Voters no longer need an excuse to vote absentee, such as being ill or out of their precinct on Election Day. As a result, more voters can vote early by absentee to avoid long lines and waits at the polling place.

Bus service enhancements that strengthen connections to the METRO Green Line will go into effect when the new light-rail line opened.

About 98 percent of Roseville residents believe the quality of life in the city is “excellent” or “good,” putting Roseville in the top 25 percent of metro-area cities. Residents’ most serious concerns? High taxes and rising crime.

Howard Johnson Park in Roseville, named in honor of the first Roseville police officer killed in the line of duty, held a community build on June 7. Its completion date set for June 20.

The Roseville Police Department is notifying residents that there have been coyote sightings in our City. While basically harmless to humans, coyotes are wild animals and caution should be employed in the case of a possible encounter.