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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
Liquor store’s wine tasting proves popular
Maybe it was the new venue, maybe it was the pre-Valentine jitters. Or maybe, it was just the idea of sampling a few new wines.
In any event, Farmington liquor store manager Randy Petrofske was thrilled and a little surprised by the large turnout that showed up at the Feb. 9 wine tasting event at the Farmington American Legion.
By Michelle Leonard , February 18, 2010
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City council names finance director
The city of Farmington has been without a finance director for three months, but that’s about to change. It will just take one more month.
At a Tuesday night meeting, the Farmington City Council approved the hiring of Teresa Walters to fill the vacant finance director position.
By Michelle Leonard , February 18, 2010
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Rescue was just a matter of time, Malecha says
There were plenty of people worried about Mark Malecha’s safety when he got trapped in a corn silo Feb. 4. But Malecha insists he wasn’t one of them.
He was stuck. There were people helping him. And as far as he was concerned that was pretty much the end of it.
By Nathan Hansen , February 18, 2010
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New system helps firefighters know who’s who
Members of the Farmington Fire Department are sporting a new look these days — and a new ranking system, too.
By Michelle Leonard , February 15, 2010
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Talking with Barb Ackerman: Tax time means long nights
There was bright sun coming in through the windows of Barb Ackerman’s office on Tuesday morning. It’s about the only sun Ackerman gets to see these days. This is tax season, and Ackerman is an accountant. For her, the time from the start of the new year through April 15 is a blur of long days, tax forms and receipts. It can be exhausting, but Ackerman, who opened her own accounting office in 1983 likes the work and the people she works with.
By Nathan Hansen , February 12, 2010
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Rescue drew on skills of many
The Thursday evening rescue of Feely Elevator manager Mark Malecha will likely go down in Farmington’s history books as one of greatest success stories told by local fire fighters and police officers.
By Michelle Leonard , February 11, 2010
Manhunt leads to arrest
A large-scale search for an armed robbery suspect put residents in one Farmington-area neighborhood on edge last week but ultimately was successful.
By Nathan Hansen , February 11, 2010
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In elevator rescue, corn was only part of the concern
From the outside of the Feely Elevator silos, onlookers were left to wonder what was happening inside the silo where Mark Malecha was trapped.
Inside, though, medics worked diligently to save Malecha not only from being crushed by the shifting corn, but from toxins that were building up inside his body while he was trapped.
By Michelle Leonard , February 11, 2010
Girls basketball: Defense shines in first halves of back-to-back wins
Farmington came out playing some solid defense in the first half of both of its home wins at the end of last week.
By Matt Steichen , February 11, 2010
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