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CAPITOL CHATTER Legislative notebook: Higher ed OK'd
By Danielle Killey Minnesota representatives approved increasing by $150 million spending on state colleges and universities. Higher education, perhaps more than any other area, has been neglected f...
Posted on 4/25/13 at 7:38 PM
STAFF BLOG CHEF JEFF Orange Beef
September is just around the corner, and that means National Rice Month. And people who are familiar with this know that it's also time for the Minnesota Cultivated Wild Rice Council's "Get Wild with ...
Posted on 8/20/12 at 4:41 PM
A MINNESOTAN IN CHINA Bamboo U
I heard over the years that we Americans are supposed to be threatened by the countless graduates being pumped out of the universities over in China. Well I figured I ought to check things out for m...
Posted on 5/5/12 at 8:53 AM
STAFF BLOG AREA VOICES BLOG Areavoices Digest #67 - More than just Marilyn Hagerty
That title you see above is my cheap ploy to get you to click on my blog. I'm not beneath trickery. But the fact is: Marilyn Hagerty is hot. Stories about her and now her Areavoices blog are generatin...
Posted on 3/14/12 at 4:39 PM
STAFF BLOG MINNESOTA SPORTS Don't make a final judgment on Mauer just yet
There has been plenty of debate related to the season Joe Mauer is having for the Twins, and the catcher has come under a remarkable amount of criticism in recent weeks. It's fair to say Mauer has ha...
Posted on 9/2/11 at 8:26 AM
Boys hockey: North blocks tourney road
For the fourth straight year Farmington bowed out against Lakeville North in the Section 1AA Tournament.
But for head coach Keith Revels, there were a few more positives than in years past to take away from Thursday night’s 4-1 season-ending loss.
By Matt Steichen , March 04, 2010
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Klima takes sixth at state
Farmington High School junior Terra Klima made the Tigers' return to the state gymnastics tournament a successful one, finishing sixth Saturday in the uneven bars.
February 28, 2010
Special operations team is there when you need them
It’s not every day local fire and rescue personnel come across a man buried in corn or a hazardous Mercury spill, but when they do, they know there’s help to be had in the Dakota County Special Operations Team.
The DCSOT played a big role in the Feb. 4 rescue of Feely Elevator manager Mark Malecha. They assisted at the 35W bridge collapse in 2007, and, in 2004, cleaned up a mercury spill in Rosemount.
By Michelle Leonard , February 28, 2010
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Teaming up to make prom season more affordable
With dresses, tuxedos, limos and flowers to think of, prom season can be an expensive time for teenagers. But this year two Farmington businesses are teaming up to take some of the sting out of getting dressed up for a night on the town.
By Nathan Hansen , February 25, 2010
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Chief deputy will fill in for departing sheriff
In the end there was no surprise appointment.
At its regular meeting Tuesday, the Dakota County Board of Commissioners, on a unanimous vote, appointed Dakota County Chief Deputy Dave Bellows sheriff, replacing Don Gudmundson, whose resignation is effective Sunday.
By Jane Lightbourn , February 25, 2010
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Senator set to step down
After more than two decades, Pat Pariseau is making this session her last.
Pariseau, the Farmington resident who has represented the area in the Minnesota Senate since 1989, announced Monday she will retire when her current term ends this year. The decision wraps up — or at least refocuses — a political career that reaches back into the 1970s.
By Nathan Hansen , February 25, 2010
Pariseau will retire after 21 years in state Senate; 3 have filed to replace her
State Senator Pat Pariseau (R - Farmington) will step down as the Senator from the 36th district after serving seven terms in the Minnesota Senate.
“I have been carefully considering my retirement for quite a while now and want to step aside to let a new voice represent my beloved Senate district in St. Paul,” said Senator Pariseau.
February 22, 2010
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Senior apartments turn to assisted living to draw residents
Rich Ludwig hopes the promise of a little extra assistance will be good for business at Trinity Terrace.
On Jan. 4 the senior apartment building, part of a complex that also includes Trinity Care Center nursing home, started offering assisted living services.
By Nathan Hansen , February 20, 2010
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