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Talking with Don Storlie: Running the fair’s a big job
Three years ago, Don Storlie sold the business he’d built and run for more than 30 years. He’s far from retired, though.
These days, Storlie is the guy who is more or less in charge of one of the largest county fairs in Minnesota. Not only is Storlie the president of the Dakota County Agricultural Society - otherwise known as the fair board, since the Ag society oversees the fair — but this year, he’s the manager, too.
By Michelle Leonard , August 05, 2010
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Crews are busy making ice nice
When most Tiger hockey fans come back to Schmitz-Maki Ice Arena for the first games of the 2010-11 season, they really won’t notice anything different.
The colors are the same inside. The words “Home of the Tigers” are still spelled out of the far wall. The bleacher seating will still be, well, bleacher seating.
By Michelle Leonard , July 29, 2010
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Injured FHS grad is back in the US
Two weeks after an improvised explosive device went off next to him while he was on walking patrol in Afghanistan, 26-year-old Kyle Malin is reportedly doing well at Walter Reed Medical Center in Washington, D.C.
Malin arrived at Walter Reed on July 18, after being initially cared for in a hospital in Germany. Malin lost both of his legs in the explosion.
By Michelle Leonard , July 29, 2010
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Patrolling on four paws
Most of the time, Travis Sundvall and his dog, Bosco, have a typical boy-and-his-dog relationship. Sundvall feeds his dog and cleans up after him. They go for walks, and they play outside.
And then, they go to work.
By Michelle Leonard , July 29, 2010
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Survey finds Farmington makes a good first impression
Everyone wants to make a good first impression. Apparently, Farmington has, but now city officials need to figure out how to market it.
Earlier this summer, the city of Farmington’s planning staff played host to city planners from Apple Valley, Golden Valley, Burnsville, South St. Paul, and the Metropolitan Council. On a warm June afternoon, just as the Dew Days celebration was about to kick off, the guests took a two-hour tour of Farmington.
By Michelle Leonard , July 22, 2010
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FHS grad loses legs to explosion in Afghanistan
Farmington High School graduate Kyle Malin is in stable condition and preparing for transportation to Walter Reed Army Medical in Washington, D.C. after he was injured in an explosion in Afghanistan earlier this week.
By Michelle Leonard , July 22, 2010
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