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By Andrew Tellijohn Many in Minnesotas business community were pleased with the Legislatures performance during the 2012 legislative session, but they are frustrated with Gov. Mark Dayton for scuttli...
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Divine Equine uses horses to help people find their way 
You can learn a lot about yourself when you’re down on all fours in the dirt, trying to get a largely disinterested horse to follow you over a jump.
Exactly what you learn is up to you. For one person, it is a revelation about doing a better job standing up for themselves. For others, it’s about setting goals, or bringing more customers into a business.
By Nathan Hansen , April 21, 2012
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Farmington woman’s photo business grew out of a hobby
When Jenny Olmanson’s husband bought her a camera for Mother’s Day four years ago, he was supporting a hobby. Olmanson liked taking pictures. She had since she was a kid, when she bought a film camera to take on vacations.
By Nathan Hansen , April 07, 2012
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Growing a business by cutting the grass
As the days get longer and the weather turns warmer, many homeowners are starting to think about another the lawn-care season that is sprouting up in front of them. Jake Reinhart has mowers on the mind, too. He’s just thinking on a different scale than most.
By Nathan Hansen , March 30, 2012
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Shidor is accepting prom dress donations
Farmington secondhand store Shidor is looking for clean, gently used formal dresses to be reused as prom dresses this spring. The dresses will be sold at a reduced price.
March 25, 2012
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American Legion reaches a deal to sell its building
The name on the title and the sign on the front of the building will change, but Farmington American Legion commander Leonard Weisbrich promises the club itself is not going anywhere.
By Nathan Hansen , March 20, 2012
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Development effort targets a new motel for Farmington
After going largely dormant over the winter, a local effort to drive business development is showing new signs of life for spring.
Grow Farmington, a partnership of city and school officials with local business owners, drew more than 50 people to a meeting March 6 to talk about efforts to promote Farmington as a destination for businesses and shoppers.
By Nathan Hansen , March 15, 2012
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Looking for the next chapter in life
Byron Wolt calls himself a teenologist, a term that at its most basic level just means he does what he can to reach out to young people. The Farmington resident adopted the term a few years ago because he liked it better than some of the other options he had for describing his job.
By Nathan Hansen , March 03, 2012
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Financial advisor takes a big step out on his own
Things are still a little unsettled in Jeff Myers’ new office. One room in the three-room suite is filled mostly with boxes and papers, there’s nobody there to work the front desk and as of last week Myers was still working through the technical details of making his entire operation paperless.
By Nathan Hansen , February 25, 2012
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Travel baseball fundraiser at Angel2Diva
There will be a travel baseball fundraiser from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Feb. 23 at Angel2Diva Boutique in downtown Farmington. Shop that day and 20 percent of sales will go to FTBA for field improvements, equipment, supplies and baseball tournaments. There will be appetizers and refreshments and drawings for prizes. Angel2Diva is located at 308 Oak St.
February 21, 2012
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Bus service leaves weekday mornings from Farmington city hall parking lot
Farmington residents who commute south to Rochester every day have a new transportation option available to them. Earlier this year Rochester City Lines launched a new bus service that will bring people from downtown Farmington to downtown Rochester in time to start an 8 a.m. workday.
By Nathan Hansen , February 18, 2012
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DCTC night at Dunn Bros. in Farmington
Dakota County Technical College will hold an event from 6 to 8 p.m. Feb. 23 at Dunn Bros. Coffee. The event is a celebration of the community and its businesses. DCTC entrepreneurship and small business operations programs will be featured. Visitors can receive one free non-alcoholic beverage.
Dunn Bros. is located at 20700 Chippendale Ave.
February 18, 2012
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Castle Rock printing business is music to its owner’s ears
It was the sound that first attracted Scott Engen to letterpress printing. In a world filled with electronic beeps and whines and whirrs, he liked the locomotive chugga-chugga the big metal machines made while they worked.
By Nathan Hansen , February 12, 2012
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Full-service grocery will return to Farmington
Less than a year after it transformed from an Econo Foods to an experimental concept called Savers Choice, Farmington’s grocery store is getting another new name and going back to an old way of doing business.
Nash Finch, the store’s parent company, confirmed Friday that the store will change its name to Family Fresh Market and return to full-service operation.
By Nathan Hansen , February 10, 2012
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Forum Communications offers photo gallery app
Forum Communications Co. has released a new iPad application designed to aggregate the work of its dozens of award-winning photojournalists from newspapers throughout the Upper Midwest.
February 08, 2012
Farmington woman creates cards with personality
Heather Zappo calls her company Id & Ego, so it’s probably appropriate that she sees elements of her own personality in all of the cards and decorations she creates. Zappo, a Farmington resident, creates greeting cards with pictures of lobsters or flowers, gift tags with party-hat-wearing skulls and bookmarks with colorful “bookworms.”
By Nathan Hansen , February 06, 2012
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