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Schaffhausen bound over in homicide case
A man accused in the murder of his three young daughters was bound over for trial in St. Croix County Circuit Court Tuesday morning. Judge Scott Needham found probable cause that Aaron Schaffhausen committed a felony and set an arraignment hearing for Aug. 28 at 4 p.m. when he will enter a plea.
Tuesday, July, 24, 2012 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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A man accused in the murder of his three young daughters was bound over for trial in St. Croix County Circuit Court Tuesday morning. Judge Scott Needham found probable cause that Aaron Schaffhausen committed a felony and set an arraignment hearing for Aug. 28 at 4 p.m. when he will enter a plea.
Tuesday, July, 24, 2012 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Schaffhausen appears in young girls' murder case
A man accused in the deaths of his three young daughters in a gruesome incident at a River Falls residence last Tuesday made his initial appearance in St. Croix County Circuit Court Thursday afternoon. District Attorney Eric Johnson said the throats were slit on all three girls.
Thursday, July, 12, 2012 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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A man accused in the deaths of his three young daughters in a gruesome incident at a River Falls residence last Tuesday made his initial appearance in St. Croix County Circuit Court Thursday afternoon. District Attorney Eric Johnson said the throats were slit on all three girls.
Thursday, July, 12, 2012 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Farmington Ambassadors unveil a float fit for a queen (or nine)
In the past, Miss Farmington and her court have had to ride in three convertibles during parade appearances. That won’t be the case come this weekend.
Thursday, May, 16, 2013 - The Farmington Independent - Community
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In the past, Miss Farmington and her court have had to ride in three convertibles during parade appearances. That won’t be the case come this weekend.
Thursday, May, 16, 2013 - The Farmington Independent - Community
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Editorial: Residents will have choices to make
Things are about to get interesting in the world of Farmington politics. The primaries are over, in the cases where they were held. The filing is closed. And voters are guaranteed to have some choices when they go to the polls in November.
Thursday, August, 16, 2012 - The Farmington Independent - Opinion
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Things are about to get interesting in the world of Farmington politics. The primaries are over, in the cases where they were held. The filing is closed. And voters are guaranteed to have some choices when they go to the polls in November.
Thursday, August, 16, 2012 - The Farmington Independent - Opinion
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County attorney addresses drug lab issues
Dakota County is one of three metro counties to take steps to issues with drug testing done by the St. Paul Police Department Crime lab. The lab’s practices and training have been scrutinized in recent months, and 350 to 400 cases could be affected.
Thursday, August, 09, 2012 - The Farmington Independent - News
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Dakota County is one of three metro counties to take steps to issues with drug testing done by the St. Paul Police Department Crime lab. The lab’s practices and training have been scrutinized in recent months, and 350 to 400 cases could be affected.
Thursday, August, 09, 2012 - The Farmington Independent - News
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Editorial: Farmington salary investigation outcome was predictable
If anyone had asked us, we probably could have told them back at the beginning what would come of the city of Farmington’s investigation of raises received over the years by several city employees. The raises, while in some cases seemingly outsized, were given in accordance with city policy.
Thursday, September, 20, 2012 - The Farmington Independent - Opinion
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If anyone had asked us, we probably could have told them back at the beginning what would come of the city of Farmington’s investigation of raises received over the years by several city employees. The raises, while in some cases seemingly outsized, were given in accordance with city policy.
Thursday, September, 20, 2012 - The Farmington Independent - Opinion
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Editorial: Budget vote is wrong for Farmington
Last year, not long after he took over as Farmington’s city administrator, David McKnight spent most of a Thanksgiving break combing through the city’s budget to find cuts. Coming into this year’s budget process, he declared that would not be the case again.
Thursday, December, 06, 2012 - The Farmington Independent - Opinion
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Last year, not long after he took over as Farmington’s city administrator, David McKnight spent most of a Thanksgiving break combing through the city’s budget to find cuts. Coming into this year’s budget process, he declared that would not be the case again.
Thursday, December, 06, 2012 - The Farmington Independent - Opinion
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Farmington foreclosures on the decline in 2012
A downward slide isn’t always a bad thing, especially when it comes to the number of foreclosures in Farmington. In the case of foreclosures, fewer is better. It’s a downward trend Farmington assistant city planner Tony Wippler is glad to see.
Saturday, February, 09, 2013 - The Farmington Independent - News
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A downward slide isn’t always a bad thing, especially when it comes to the number of foreclosures in Farmington. In the case of foreclosures, fewer is better. It’s a downward trend Farmington assistant city planner Tony Wippler is glad to see.
Saturday, February, 09, 2013 - The Farmington Independent - News
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Police see rash of thefts from cars
Farmington residents might want to remember to lock their car doors. Police have seen a rash of thefts from cars since Aug. 4. In the course of about a week and a half there have been at least 20 reported cases of items being stolen from cars. The first wave of incidents was reported Aug. 5 and 6. The second was reported Aug. 10, mainly in the downtown area east of Highway 3.
Friday, August, 24, 2012 - The Farmington Independent - News
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Farmington residents might want to remember to lock their car doors. Police have seen a rash of thefts from cars since Aug. 4. In the course of about a week and a half there have been at least 20 reported cases of items being stolen from cars. The first wave of incidents was reported Aug. 5 and 6. The second was reported Aug. 10, mainly in the downtown area east of Highway 3.
Friday, August, 24, 2012 - The Farmington Independent - News
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Farmington's Venz capped off season with a state championship Saturday
Taylor Venz has been dreaming about winning a state championship for the last three years. At least, he’s been trying to. That’s why he wrote “state champion” on his pillow case with a Sharpie. He wanted that goal to be the last thing he saw every night before he went to bed.
Wednesday, March, 06, 2013 - The Farmington Independent - Sports
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Taylor Venz has been dreaming about winning a state championship for the last three years. At least, he’s been trying to. That’s why he wrote “state champion” on his pillow case with a Sharpie. He wanted that goal to be the last thing he saw every night before he went to bed.
Wednesday, March, 06, 2013 - The Farmington Independent - Sports
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Girls soccer: Tiger defense shines in win, tie
Ball-control, defense and goalkeeping have all been strengths for the Farmington girls soccer team this season. When the Tigers have struggled, it’s been because of their inability to capitalize on scoring opportunities. That was the case Saturday afternoon as a sub-.500 Rochester Mayo team came to Tiger Stadium and escaped 80 minutes of regulation and two overtimes with a scoreless tie.
Wednesday, September, 19, 2012 - The Farmington Independent - Sports
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Ball-control, defense and goalkeeping have all been strengths for the Farmington girls soccer team this season. When the Tigers have struggled, it’s been because of their inability to capitalize on scoring opportunities. That was the case Saturday afternoon as a sub-.500 Rochester Mayo team came to Tiger Stadium and escaped 80 minutes of regulation and two overtimes with a scoreless tie.
Wednesday, September, 19, 2012 - The Farmington Independent - Sports
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Judge says punishment of child was not extreme
Charges have been dropped against a 34-year-old Farmington man accused last year of abusing his 9-year-old son. A Jan. 3 order from judge Martha Simonett granted Max McCullough’s request that the malicious punishment charge be dropped due to a lack of probable cause. McCullough was charged last October with hitting his son with a belt, allegedly because the boy had acted up at school. Though he initially denied hitting his son, McCullough later admitted to police that he had struck the boy because he had refused to do work in school and had been disrespecting his teachers. That story didn’t change when the matter got to court. According to the order, McCullough admitted hitting his son on the buttocks and thigh as punishment for fighting in school. He was reportedly “extremely remorseful and ashamed” of what he had done. Metzen’s order also points out that the Minnesota Supreme Court has not outlawed all corporal punishment by parents and “has refused to draw a bright line about what is acceptable and what is not.” In this case, Metzen ruled, it “does not appear fair and reasonable” that McCullough stand trial on the gross misdemeanor charge. Metzen recommended McCullough attend a parenting program and talk to a therapist.
Saturday, January, 26, 2013 - The Farmington Independent - News
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Charges have been dropped against a 34-year-old Farmington man accused last year of abusing his 9-year-old son. A Jan. 3 order from judge Martha Simonett granted Max McCullough’s request that the malicious punishment charge be dropped due to a lack of probable cause. McCullough was charged last October with hitting his son with a belt, allegedly because the boy had acted up at school. Though he initially denied hitting his son, McCullough later admitted to police that he had struck the boy because he had refused to do work in school and had been disrespecting his teachers. That story didn’t change when the matter got to court. According to the order, McCullough admitted hitting his son on the buttocks and thigh as punishment for fighting in school. He was reportedly “extremely remorseful and ashamed” of what he had done. Metzen’s order also points out that the Minnesota Supreme Court has not outlawed all corporal punishment by parents and “has refused to draw a bright line about what is acceptable and what is not.” In this case, Metzen ruled, it “does not appear fair and reasonable” that McCullough stand trial on the gross misdemeanor charge. Metzen recommended McCullough attend a parenting program and talk to a therapist.
Saturday, January, 26, 2013 - The Farmington Independent - News
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Letter to the editor: Retired judge says Messerich is respected
Messerich has earned the respect of litigants and attorneys.
Thursday, October, 25, 2012 - The Farmington Independent - Opinion
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Messerich has earned the respect of litigants and attorneys.
Thursday, October, 25, 2012 - The Farmington Independent - Opinion
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Engagement: Malecha-Theuer
Jamie Lynn Malecha and Jeffrey John Theuer will be married Sept. 8, 2012.
Sunday, August, 05, 2012 - The Farmington Independent - Community
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Jamie Lynn Malecha and Jeffrey John Theuer will be married Sept. 8, 2012.
Sunday, August, 05, 2012 - The Farmington Independent - Community
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School District 192 sees both good and bad in test results
Farmington students scored above their peers nationwide at all grade levels on the Northwest Evaluation Association’s Measures of Academic Progress given to nearly all second- through eighth grade students in the spring.
Thursday, June, 14, 2012 - The Farmington Independent - Education
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Farmington students scored above their peers nationwide at all grade levels on the Northwest Evaluation Association’s Measures of Academic Progress given to nearly all second- through eighth grade students in the spring.
Thursday, June, 14, 2012 - The Farmington Independent - Education
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Annual Town Meeting 3-12-13
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Thursday, February, 21, 2013 - -
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Summons Reidenbach
STATE OF MINNESOTA
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STATE OF MINNESOTA
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Storm rips through Farmington
A severe thunderstorm passed through Farmington at around 4 a.m. Tuesday, knocking down trees and causing damage in several Farmington neighborhoods.
Tuesday, June, 19, 2012 - The Farmington Independent - News
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A severe thunderstorm passed through Farmington at around 4 a.m. Tuesday, knocking down trees and causing damage in several Farmington neighborhoods.
Tuesday, June, 19, 2012 - The Farmington Independent - News
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Looking Back: Girl, 12, was caught setting fires at an area farm 100 years ago
New dump site was approved 50 years ago, and motorcycle races were a highlight 75 years ago. See what else happened in Farmington's past this week.
Sunday, July, 29, 2012 - The Farmington Independent - Community
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New dump site was approved 50 years ago, and motorcycle races were a highlight 75 years ago. See what else happened in Farmington's past this week.
Sunday, July, 29, 2012 - The Farmington Independent - Community
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Book Report: The dirt: Even Puritans didn’t always come clean
I have ancestors who came to the Massachusetts Bay Colony in the 17th century, so I’m always on the lookout for books, movies or plays about that fabled place.
Monday, February, 25, 2013 - River Falls Journal - Entertainment
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I have ancestors who came to the Massachusetts Bay Colony in the 17th century, so I’m always on the lookout for books, movies or plays about that fabled place.
Monday, February, 25, 2013 - River Falls Journal - Entertainment
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