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I'm so EXCITED to announce the release of my new children's book!!!And I would love YOU to come join me in celebrating it's release!!Chantel SinGs 'BILLY LIKES TO BULLY' children's book release event!SATURDAY, MAY 31ST 20253PM-7PMLocation:PAR365 Indoor golf & lounge2655 Patton Rd, Roseville, MN 55113Join Chantel SinGs in spreading awareness, fostering empathy, and making a stand against bullying.Featuring book signings, live reading, Q&A session, food, games & fun!FAMILY FRIENDLY FREE EVENT! (ALL AGES WELCOME)HOSTED BY: MR. HAYESMUSIC BY: DJ PHOENIXFor more info: 612 532-5128“BILLY LIKES TO BULLY” – Dive into the exciting and heartfelt journey of Billy, a boy who discovers that his actions have a bigger impact than he ever imagined. Through unexpected friendships and valuable lessons, Billy learns the true meaning of kindness and the joy of making others smile. A perfect tale for kids about empathy, understanding, and growing into the best version of yourself!Written by Chantel SinGs

Two-and-a-half years as Minneapolis Police Chief, Brian O'Hara says recruitment efforts continue. The Chief also says encampments are disappearing and crime numbers are on the decline. 

Jay Haapala, Associate State Director of Community Engagement for AARP Minnesota. He leads the charge in protecting older adults from scams through the AARP Fraud Watch Network. Jay and his team help Minnesotans spot fraud, stay informed, and recover when they've been targeted. He says the latest is the Toll Fee Scam!

Dr. Roby breaks down the facts, shares the latest screening options, and explains how local resources are making screenings more accessible than ever. Whether you're 45 or approaching it, this conversation could save your life—or the life of someone you love.Listen now at KMOJFM.com or wherever you stream KMOJ.#ColorectalCancerAwareness #KMOJHealth #GetScreenedMN #FreddieBell #HennepinHealthcare #BlackHealthMatters

Bloomington Police Chief Booker Hodges stops by KMOJ. He is someone our listeners know doesn't mince words and doesn't play when it comes to keeping Bloomington safe. Since stepping in as Police Chief, he's dealt with it all: a Tesla vandalism case that went viral, undercover stings targeting predators, tragic incidents involving children, and more. These aren't just stories — they reflect the real work of a city evolving and a Chief leading from the front.

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Somali Heritage Day is Saturday Feb. 15th from 11am-4pm at the Davis Center.