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Teacher with top degree plans to st...
Jackson County Central Middle School special education teacher Donna Johnson has earned a doctorate in curriculum and instruction.
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Farmington school board to vote on school names, boundaries, start times
Farmington school leaders plan to finalize three major district changes Monday. The Farmington school district will vote to alter its school start times, create new school boundaries and rename certain existing ...
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'Help for the Holidays' highlights local holiday assistance
'Help for the Holidays,' compiled by the Times Editorial Board from reader submissions, highlights local efforts to assist area residents in need this holiday season.
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Big decisions coming for school district
If this week's Monday night workshop was all about talk, next week's regular board meeting seems likely to bring some big decisions for the Farmington School District.
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Accident and fire calls for Nov. 11-17
A list of the accident and fire calls the Hastings police and fire departments responded to from Nov.
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Woman seriously hurt on I35
A Toyota pick-up driver lost control on the icy Interstate on Sunday,went off the road and rolled several times.
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South metro angry over transit plans
Traffic on Hwy. 169 is some of the heaviest in the south metro area. Scott and Dakota County officials say vast new areas of development are planned outside the 494/694 beltway.
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Results from other area races
Coates, Miesville, New Trier and Vermillion all held city races Tuesday night. The results are as follows: Coates: Jack Gores was elected mayor with 60 votes.
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Concert season focuses on state
COLLEGEVILLE - Minnesota Center Chorale is putting the spotlight on Minnesota's cultural heritage and composers for its 2008-09 concert season titled "Minnesota - Our Home." The season opens with the concert ...
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2-minute drill
Ex-Foley star earns junior college honor Michael Beehler of Central Lakes Community College in Brainerd has been named the Minnesota College Athletic Conference South Division Player of the Week.
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A trout stream is saved in the midst of suburban growth
The suburbs south of the Twin Cities, towns like Farmington, Lakeville, and Hastings, are growing as fast as just about anywhere in the country.
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9,000 acres in Dakota County could be a paradise for recreation, research and residents
Private mining operations next to public ski trails. A bustling dog park, a popular trout stream and a small cattle farm.
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Dakota County / 3 take on popular county official
Doug Riles has gotten so used to the question, he's come to expect it. The soon-to-be-retired postal worker is running to unseat Dakota County's longest-serving commissioner, a popular 28-year incumbent, from ...
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Man accused of killing MN state park worker takes the stand
The man charged in the beating death of a state park worker in southwestern Minnesota is testifying that he didn't do it.
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House rentals spur regulation
RICHMOND - Jim DeRose has owned a ma-and-pa resort on the Chain of Lakes for almost 30 years - long enough to know that some potential customers are looking for something different.
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Local farmers still feeling effects of Thursday's storm
Farmers in Dakota County are still feeling the effects of the wind and hail storm that blew through town last Thursday.
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Chik's Pics - Viewer Photos from the July 10th Severe Storms
Severe storms and even 2 confirmed EF-0 tornadoes created quite a mess across parts of Minnesota and Western Wisconsin midday Thursday.
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Dakota County / Violent storms cut wide swath
A sudden wave of severe thunderstorms tore through the metro area Thursday afternoon, unleashing 70-mph winds that felled trees and houses, closed roads and dropped 3-inch hail.
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Help sought in ID'ing body found in river
Dakota County authorities want help in identifying the body of a man found dead in the Vermillion River in Hastings Friday.
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Authorities pull body from Vermillion River
Authorities have pulled the body of a man from the Vermillion River in Hastings.
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