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Sex Assault Suspect Charged, A G.E.D. Graduation, Doughnut Day-Roseville Rewind
A look at some of the top stories of the past week on Roseville Patch.
The Ramsey County Attorney's Office has charged a 38-year-old Oakdale man for allegedly sexually assaulting a woman recently in the parking lot of a Roseville shopping center.
Facing one count of fourth-degree criminal sexual conduct is Kevin Johnson, according to a news update today(Monday) from the Roseville Police Department.
That news was among the top news stories of the past week on Roseville Patch. To see the complete report, click on this link.
Meanwhile, here are a few other significant posts from the past week. Click on the highlighted links to see the complete stories:
Seventy Two Graduate From Roseville Adult Learning Center
Seventy two students on Wednesday achieved a life milestone when they graduated from the Roseville School District 623 Adult Learning Center with either a G. E.D. or high school diploma.
For Roseville Bakery, Plenty of Dough on National Donut Day
It's National Doughnut today (Friday, June 7) and for the Roseville Bakery, business was nearly at a frenzied pace that morning.
"We are just slammed," said Amy Ament, owner of the popular pastry and sweet shop at 1147 Larpenteur Ave. in the Lexington Plaza Shopping Center.
Report: Blacks in Ramsey Co. Much More Likely To Be Arrested for Marijuana
A new report from the American Civil Liberties Union finds that blacks are much more likely than whites to get arrested for marijuana in the United States, even though usage rates are nearly the same.
Roseville Honors City's Finest for Bravery, Service
For Roseville's finest, it was a time to be recognized for their bravery and exemplary service.
The city recently held its annual police awards for outstanding law enforcement work. The department also recognized several citizens for their assistance to the Roseville Police.
Section of Highway 36 Scheduled for Temporary Closing
Construction this summer of a diamond interchange at Highway 36 and English Street in neighboring Maplewood will mean traffic detours for motorists who travel that stretch of road.
Facing one count of fourth-degree criminal sexual conduct is Kevin Johnson, according to a news update today(Monday) from the Roseville Police Department.
That news was among the top news stories of the past week on Roseville Patch. To see the complete report, click on this link.
Meanwhile, here are a few other significant posts from the past week. Click on the highlighted links to see the complete stories:
Seventy Two Graduate From Roseville Adult Learning Center
Seventy two students on Wednesday achieved a life milestone when they graduated from the Roseville School District 623 Adult Learning Center with either a G. E.D. or high school diploma.
For Roseville Bakery, Plenty of Dough on National Donut Day
It's National Doughnut today (Friday, June 7) and for the Roseville Bakery, business was nearly at a frenzied pace that morning.
"We are just slammed," said Amy Ament, owner of the popular pastry and sweet shop at 1147 Larpenteur Ave. in the Lexington Plaza Shopping Center.
Report: Blacks in Ramsey Co. Much More Likely To Be Arrested for Marijuana
A new report from the American Civil Liberties Union finds that blacks are much more likely than whites to get arrested for marijuana in the United States, even though usage rates are nearly the same.
Roseville Honors City's Finest for Bravery, Service
For Roseville's finest, it was a time to be recognized for their bravery and exemplary service.
The city recently held its annual police awards for outstanding law enforcement work. The department also recognized several citizens for their assistance to the Roseville Police.
Section of Highway 36 Scheduled for Temporary Closing
Construction this summer of a diamond interchange at Highway 36 and English Street in neighboring Maplewood will mean traffic detours for motorists who travel that stretch of road.
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