Precision Tune Auto Care
Paul Selbitschka
Website
linolakesptac@hotmail.com
Join Date: 12/09/2019

Edward Jones
Dean Ravenscroft
Website
dean.ravenscroft@edwardjones.com
Join Date: 12/30/2019

Main Street Marketers
Michelle Koch
Website
michelle@mainstmarketers.com
Join Date: 01/02/2020

Craig Johnson
Craig Johnson
cjohncmj63@gmail.com
Join Date: 01/03/2020

Express Employment Professionals
Karl Amlie
Website
karl.amlie@expresspros.com
Member Since: 06/01/2016

City of Circle Pines
Patrick Antonen
Website
pantonen@ci.circle-pines.mn.us
Member Since: 03/01/2014

F & M Bank
Kelly Barton
Website
kbarton@fmbank.biz
Member Since: 03/01/2010

Centennial Area Young Life
Jenna Breunig
Website
Sjbreunig@comcast.net
Member Since: 04/22/2019

First Resource Bank
Matt Dereschuk
Website
mdereschuk@myfrbank.com
Member Since: 02/01/2014

Running Aces
Jarod Endersbe
Website
jendersbe@golderhospitality.com
Member Since: 07/11/2019

Freedom Fishing Foundation
Jim & Candace Flermoen
Website
info@freedomfishingfoundation.com
Member Since: 07/01/2018

City of Lino Lakes-CD
Mike Grochala
Website
michael.grochala@ci.lino-lakes.mn.us
Member Since: 12/01/2014

Image Printing & Graphics
Wendy Hagelin
Website
info@imageprintingmn.com
Member Since: 03/01/2014

YMCA of Lino Lakes
Andrew Hoffman
Website
andrew.hoffman@ymcamn.org
Member Since: 08/01/2014

Joyer Home Team
Jeff Joyer
Website
jeff@joyerhometeam.com
Member Since: 03/01/1999

Waldoch Farm Garden Center
Mary Joyer
Website
andrew@waldochfarm.com
Member Since: 03/01/2014

Movement Mortgage
Justin Larson
Website
justin.larson@movement.com
Member Since: 10/04/2018

American Legion Post 566 - Lino Lakes
Website
officepost566@gmail.com
Member Since: 09/01/2017

Twin Cities Gateway
Steve Markuson
Website
steve@tcgateway.com
Member Since: 12/01/2014

Forest Lake School District
Corey McKinnon
Website
cmckinnon@flaschools.org
Member Since: 03/24/2019

MN Tech Services
Dan Neinstadt
Website
dan@mntechservices.com
Member Since: 06/01/2018

Broadview Builders Inc
Rocky Radmann
Website
rocky@broadviewbuilders.com
Member Since: 09/28/2018

Centennial Independent School District #12
Cori Sendle
Website
CSendle@ISD12.org
Member Since: 03/01/2019

Common Cents Business Services Inc.
Robert Shurtleff
Website
robert@btwsb.net
Member Since: 02/01/2017

City of Centerville
Mark Statz
Website
mstatz@centervillemn.com
Member Since: 03/01/2002

Rapid Press
Stev Stegner
Website
printing@rapidpressprinting.com
Member Since: 06/01/2018

Resonance Physiotherapy & Sports Performance
Tom Tardif
Website
tom@resonancephysio.com
Member Since: 02/16/2019

Olson's Sewer Service
LeeAnn Weigt
Website
lee@olsonsinthepink.com
Member Since: 08/01/2014

Hampton Inn & Suites
Barb White
Website
barbara.white@hilton.com
Member Since: 01/01/2007

Cowboy's Saloon - Lexington
Heidi Zaworski
Website
manager@cowboyssaloon.co
Member Since: 11/01/2016
 

Would you like to increase your confidence in a group or at an event?  Consider that as one of your New Year's Resolutions!  

The Quad Area Chamber in collaboration with the Lino Lakes Toastermasters is sponsoring a 6 week series called Speech Craft starting January 14th.    Just $20 for Members, $30 for non members.  

To Learn More. 
 

Registration will go live following the Board Meeting on the January 16th!

From left, Jacquel Hajder, Anoka County economic development specialist; Stan Karwoski, chair, Washington County Board of Commissioners; Chris Eng, Economic Development Director of the Washington County Community Development Authority; Bruce Sayler, principal of community and economic development at Connexus Energy; Anoka County Commissioners Julie Braastad, Robyn West, Mandy Meisner and Matt Look; Aaron Backman, president of the Minnesota Association of Professional County Economic Developers; and Scott Schulte, chair, Anoka County Board of Commissioners.

From left: Bruce Sayler, principal of community and economic development at Connexus Energy; Jacquel Hajder, Anoka County economic development specialist; and Chris Eng, Economic Development Director of the Washington County Community Development Authority, accept the MAPPCED award during the 2019 AMC Annual Conference in St. Cloud Dec. 11.



 

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Minnesota is likely going to lose one of its seats in the U.S. House after the next round of reapportionment — when the allocation of congressional seats is redistributed based on the 2020 Census — dropping the state’s current eight to seven. 

It’s not that Minnesota isn’t gaining population; it just isn’t gaining it fast enough compared to other states.

If Minnesota loses a seat in the U.S. House, it will be the first time that’s happened since 1960. As if that isn’t already a blow to the state’s collective self-esteem, Minnesota would then have fewer seats than Wisconsin. And have the same number as Alabama. 

That’s the bad news out of last month’s release of state-by-state population estimates from  the U.S. Census Bureau and a reapportionment analysis by Election Data Services, a Virginia-based political consulting firm.

The good news? There’s still a shot that the state could hold on to its eight current seats.