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ROTARY CLUB OF FARMINGTON
Rotary recognizes more noteworthy students
The first Thursday of the month is always a good day at Farmington Rotary meetings. It's when the club recognizes its Students of the Month, and Farmington's school system never disappoints. The dis...
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Farmington council says yes to staying in the municipal liquor business

Making big decisions takes lots of time, lots of information and, in many cases, lots of discussion. That’s why the Farmington City Council is changing the way it will handle those big-decision discussions.

By Michelle Leonard , May 19, 2012

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Sober Squad promotes a chemical-free lifestyle for teens at middle, high schools

A new group at Farmington High School is aiming to promote a chemical-free lifestyle among students. The new Sober Squad is a group of about 35 FHS students from all four grades. The name pretty much says it all — the members are spreading the word that they don’t need alcohol or drugs to have fun.

By Michelle Leonard , May 18, 2012

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Farmington mayor Larson shares state of the city

Asked what he thought what the city of Farmington’s greatest asset was, the answer came easily and quickly from mayor Todd Larson. “I think the character of the city itself is Farmington’s greatest asset,” he said.

By Michelle Leonard , May 18, 2012

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Student column: Keep working, even as summer nears

We’ve gotten to the time of the year that kids are getting anxious for the summer, but to our disappointment it is important to keep up with our grades, because they are what count in the long run.

By Marissa Opp , May 18, 2012

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Farmington principal will be a national advocate for education

Everybody at North Trail Elementary School knows it. No doubt, there are still students and teachers and parents from Farmington Middle School West who know it, too. Pretty soon, so many more will know just how much Dr. Steven Geis cares about educating students.

By Michelle Leonard , May 17, 2012

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ISD 192 school board OKs first iPad purchases

The iPads are coming. Well, some of them are, anyway. The Farmington School Board voted unanimously Monday to spend $303,684 on a three-year lease for 630 iPad 2s, eight classroom carts and software to outfit all of the district’s teachers over the summer.

By Nathan Hansen , May 17, 2012

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FHS mock crash shows the very real consequences to drinking and driving

The scene outside Farmington High School was somber Thursday morning as FHS juniors and seniors took in the scene of a mock crash. The premise of the mock crash was that of a head-on, two car accident caused by a drunk driver who was taking a carload of friends to Prom.

By Michelle Leonard , May 17, 2012

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Editorial: Meetings should be open as possible

Modern technology has made it easier than ever for government bodies to share their discussions with their constituents. Farmington residents no longer even have to leave the house to see a school board or city council meeting. They can tune in on TV, or watch online, either live or later.

May 17, 2012

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Trinity Lutheran Church will celebrate its 75th anniversary throughout 2012

Back at the beginning, Farmington’s Trinity Lutheran Church didn’t look much like it does today. There was no big stone building. There was no building at all, actually. Early on, there wasn’t even a name. There was just a pastor, six families and a few locations around town where church members could meet.

By Nathan Hansen , May 17, 2012

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Concerns about condition of several downtown houses spark visits by Farmington city staff

Complaints about the condition of several homes in downtown Farmington have city have city officials wondering how to rectify the problem. There are about a dozen homes in the downtown area that are suffering from varying degrees of age and neglect.

By Michelle Leonard , May 17, 2012

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School District 192 superintendent’s cabinet gets a new look

The Farmington School Board restructured superintendent Jay Haugen’s cabinet Monday night, eliminating four positions and replacing them with at least one and probably more.

By Nathan Hansen , May 17, 2012

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Your weekend: Kids can read to dogs this weekend

Computer classes, Hymnfest, and World War II reenactments are going on around Farmington this weekend. Check out our calendar of events to see what else is happening around town.

May 17, 2012

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Column: Passing time at Target Field

A couple of weeks ago I made my first trip to Target Field for a Twins game. I gather I was about two years too late to catch anything resembling a quality home team, but, hey, the tickets were free. And while it’s not easy to tell from the photo I took, they were in fact in the stadium.

By Nathan Hansen , May 17, 2012

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Letter to the editor: A Mother’s Day sentiment

May 17, 2012

Girls golf: Swenson cards 97 at Creek’s Bend

Farmington girls golf coach Jon Stock is pretty pleased with his team’s performance Monday at Creek’s Bend Golf Course in New Prague. “We had our first score under 100 for the season, so that was pretty exciting,” Stock said Tuesday.

By Michelle Leonard , May 16, 2012

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