Booklyn Center Little League diamond

The Brooklyn Center Little League diamond has become an illegal dump site. Thousands of pounds of concrete and what appears to be construction debris has been dumped on the property owned by the nonprofit youth baseball league that serves 150 girls and boys.

By Jim Foster Star Tribune

June 3, 2015 — 5:03pm

Jim Foster is a graphics reporter/producer who began his career at the Minnesota Star Tribune in 1985. He specializes in graphics for the Business section.

jfoster@startribune.com 612-673-4587

More from Star Tribune

20-foot-tall pencil on Lake of the Isles lawn gets its annual sharpening

6:15am

'Hazardous' air quality alert dropped in NW Minnesota as cleaner air moves into state

13 minutes ago

Alum sues Macalester over animal cruelty concerns in lab experiments

10:27am

Roper: Downtown St. Paul still awaits the return of state workers

8:30am

More from Star Tribune

20-foot-tall pencil on Lake of the Isles lawn gets its annual sharpening

6:15am

'Hazardous' air quality alert dropped in NW Minnesota as cleaner air moves into state

13 minutes ago

Alum sues Macalester over animal cruelty concerns in lab experiments

10:27am

Roper: Downtown St. Paul still awaits the return of state workers

8:30am

More from Star Tribune

20-foot-tall pencil on Lake of the Isles lawn gets its annual sharpening

6:15am

'Hazardous' air quality alert dropped in NW Minnesota as cleaner air moves into state

13 minutes ago

Alum sues Macalester over animal cruelty concerns in lab experiments

10:27am

Roper: Downtown St. Paul still awaits the return of state workers

8:30am

Minneapolis Council Vice President Chughtai fails to win DFL endorsement; assault allegations fly

June 2

Meet the 2025 Star Tribune All-Minnesota high school softball team

5:30am

More from Star Tribune

20-foot-tall pencil on Lake of the Isles lawn gets its annual sharpening

6:15am

'Hazardous' air quality alert dropped in NW Minnesota as cleaner air moves into state

13 minutes ago

Alum sues Macalester over animal cruelty concerns in lab experiments

10:27am

Roper: Downtown St. Paul still awaits the return of state workers

8:30am

Minneapolis Council Vice President Chughtai fails to win DFL endorsement; assault allegations fly

June 2

Meet the 2025 Star Tribune All-Minnesota high school softball team

5:30am

More from Star Tribune

20-foot-tall pencil on Lake of the Isles lawn gets its annual sharpening

6:15am

'Hazardous' air quality alert dropped in NW Minnesota as cleaner air moves into state

13 minutes ago

Alum sues Macalester over animal cruelty concerns in lab experiments

10:27am

Roper: Downtown St. Paul still awaits the return of state workers

8:30am

More from Star Tribune

20-foot-tall pencil on Lake of the Isles lawn gets its annual sharpening

6:15am

'Hazardous' air quality alert dropped in NW Minnesota as cleaner air moves into state

13 minutes ago

Alum sues Macalester over animal cruelty concerns in lab experiments

10:27am

Roper: Downtown St. Paul still awaits the return of state workers

8:30am

More from Star Tribune

20-foot-tall pencil on Lake of the Isles lawn gets its annual sharpening

6:15am

'Hazardous' air quality alert dropped in NW Minnesota as cleaner air moves into state

13 minutes ago

Alum sues Macalester over animal cruelty concerns in lab experiments

10:27am

More from Star Tribune

20-foot-tall pencil on Lake of the Isles lawn gets its annual sharpening

6:15am

'Hazardous' air quality alert dropped in NW Minnesota as cleaner air moves into state

13 minutes ago

Alum sues Macalester over animal cruelty concerns in lab experiments

10:27am

Want to share info with the Star Tribune? How to do it securely

We respect the desire of some tipsters to remain anonymous, and have put in place ways to contact reporters and editors to ensure the communication will be private and secure.

Variety

March 5

StarTribune

Booklyn Center Little League diamond

Want to share info with the Star Tribune? How to do it securely

A Minnesota field guide to snow shovels: Which one's best?

Sign up for Star Tribune newsletters

AIA Homes of the Month

Sandhill cranes coming to roost