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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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Sasha has a smile for you

This week’s Pet of the Week is Sasha, a 2-year-old female German Shepherd mix.

February 04, 2012

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Column: A big opportunity missed

Wednesday was a big day for big-time college football programs. In early-morning gatherings, high school seniors nationwide formally declared their intention to play for Michigan or Ohio State or Florida or whatever other schools have a high-profile team these days. I don’t watch much football. Is Princeton still good?

By Nathan Hansen , February 04, 2012

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Thompson introduces 'Right-to-work' constitutional amendment

Republican legislators want to give Minnesotans the option to opt out of unions, a subject that has created heated debate in many states.

By Don Davis , February 03, 2012

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FHS BPA members advance to state competition

Farmington High School will be well represented at the Business Professionals of America State Conference, a competitive event geared to develop competence in business and office occupations and grow student leadership skills overall. A total of five students advanced from the regional competition to the state event set for March 8-10 at the Hyatt Regency in Minneapolis.

February 03, 2012

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VFW will hold steak fry to raise funds for Warrior to Citizen Saturday, other events are scheduled

Between pies and stories and live music, there are lots of fun things coming up in Farmington this weekend. Read on to learn more.

February 02, 2012

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A day in the life of Farmington Elementary School

It’s Spirit Week at Farmington Elementary School, so we thought it was a perfect time to stop by and see what goes on during a typical day at Farmington’s oldest elementary building.

By Michelle Leonard , February 02, 2012

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Editorial: Development will be a big job

The city of Farmington is in a difficult spot when it comes to its budget. It finds itself with a $370,000 hole to fill next year, and not a lot of easy ways to fill it. The city took one step toward making needed cuts this week when it eliminated the position of economic development specialist.

February 02, 2012

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Farmington EDA puts strategic plan in place

Farmington city planner Lee Smick is optimistic about bringing new business to the community in the near future. "Farmington is open for business," she said. "We're going to go out and market Farmington."

By Michelle Leonard , February 02, 2012

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Wrestling: Bonus points carry Falcons to win

Bonus points were the difference in Farmington’s dual loss to Faribault Friday night. The Falcons won seven matches to the Tigers’ six, but five of those seven earned bonus points in a 36-26 decision.

By Matt Steichen , February 01, 2012

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Boys basketball: Tigers drop two league games

The Tigers turned in their second-lowest scoring output of the season in a 52-37 Missota Conference loss at New Prague. Austin Bassett led Farmington with 11 points. Alex Chadwick, Jake Hanson and Zach Speikers each added six points as the Tigers slipped to 6-11 overall and 2-3 in the conference.

By Matt Steichen , February 01, 2012

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Girls basketball: Positives emerge in defeat

A three-point loss may have been more evidence of improvement than a 50-point win for the Farmington girls basketball team last week.

By Matt Steichen , February 01, 2012

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Girls hockey: Tigers forced to play catch-up at Shakopee

Shakopee scored a pair of short-handed goals in the first period and forged a season split of the Missota Conference series with a 4-2 victory over Farmington Thursday night at Shakopee Ice Arena.

By Matt Steichen , February 01, 2012

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Cheerleading: FHS takes first at MCCA State

The Farmington Tiger Elite cheer team placed first last weekend in the Novice Division at the MCCA State Cheer Competition at Roy Wilkins Auditorium in St. Paul.

By Matt Steichen , February 01, 2012

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Gymnastics: Team scores are on the rise

The Farmington gymnastics team is once again on the verge of a 140-point team score. The Tigers reached the mark several times last season, including at the Section 1AA Championships when they peaked at a school-record 142.75. This year’s team has missed most of its top performers at one time or another, including Thursday night when Kathryn Beckett was out of the lineup for a 149.225-138.625 home loss to defending state champion Northfield.

By Matt Steichen , February 01, 2012

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Boys hockey: Offense steps up against Shakopee

The Farmington hockey team’s offense finally broke out of its slump Friday night against Shakopee. After scoring four goals in their previous five games — all losses — the Tigers netted four goals against the Sabers and got back in the win column with a 4-2 Missota Conference victory at Schmitz-Maki Arena.

By Matt Steichen , February 01, 2012

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