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Allie Shah

Reporter  |  East Metro

Phone: 651-298-1550

E-mail: ashah@startribune.com

Allie Shah writes about government and community affairs and personalities in cities from Stillwater and Lake Elmo to Hugo, Forest Lake and Chisago County and Hudson and Polk County, Wis.

Recent content from Allie Shah

• Ensemble for kids schooled at home
  The Shoreview Home School Band, one of the largest of its kind, draws students from across the metro area.
  Nov 3, 2009
• Mounds View still needs a slogan
  Some residents told city leaders they didn't like front-runner "See for yourself" and urged the City Council to take more time selecting the right tagline.
  Nov 3, 2009
• North metro city races heating up as Tuesday's election approaches
  As in other cities, budget challenges dominate election talks in municipal contests in New Brighton.
  Oct 29, 2009
• End of an era for Zoss Drug
  Tough economic times have led to the end of an era for Zoss Drug, an independent pharmacy honored by the filmmaking Coen brothers and beloved by its customers.
  Oct 27, 2009
• Expansion of Shoreview maintenance center meets objection
  A major renovation and expansion of the Shoreview maintenance center is planned for next year, to the tune of $5.5 million.
  Oct 24, 2009
• Ramsey County, Arden Hills at odds over plan to create park on arsenal site
  With an auction of the land looming, there is no consensus on the future of the undeveloped piece of prime suburban property.
  Oct 20, 2009
• Mounds View ready to reveal renewed identity
  "See for yourself" is the odds-on favorite to become the city's new slogan.
  Oct 20, 2009
• Man charged in missing Somalis inquiry
  A Chanhassen man was charged with lying to the FBI about a recent trip in a case that is related to a federal investigation into the disappearance of local Somali men.
  Oct 14, 2009
• Shoreview Labrador jumping to new heights
  Move over, Air Jordan. Zeke and his 11-year-old handler, Kristina Schaffhausen, from Shoreview are jumping to new heights.
  Oct 13, 2009
• North suburbs seek a new way to attract tourist dollars
  Shoreview, Coon Rapids would have the most representation on the board of a new tourism bureau.
  Oct 7, 2009

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