Burnsville, MN News

• Burnsville, MN News
• Highway 3 to be closed in Inver Grove Heights
• Trapshooting: The next high school sports sensation?
• AV track athletes listen to the voice of experience
• Section 3 baseball playoffs to begin Friday
• Irish are OK with third at state True Team
• Short Redhead Reel Reviews for the week of May 25
• Guitarist is living out a dream
• I Love Burnsville Week is June 2-9
• I Love Burnsville Week: Calendar of Events
• I Love Burnsville Week: Plaque for Crichton will be unveiled
• I Love Burnsville Special Section 2012
• Eagan returning to state tennis tourney
• Outdoor market at Buck Hill approved
• Teacher of the Year find her place
• Minnesota Online High School Hosting Graduation Ceremony at Lakeville Arts Center
• Teachers back on board with incentive pay
• District 191 softens the blow
• Tigers lacrosse nearly knocks off No. 3 seed Jefferson
• Willenburg challenging Kautz again for Burnsville mayor
• Maguire ends campaign to back Carlson for Senate
• Flowers appreciated
• Two Eastview students identified in pepper spray incident
• Lakeville North student wins art award
• First AVID class graduates in Lakeville
• Eagan administrator recognized as leading communicator
• Blaze golf on hot streak going into sections
• Burnsville’s Hall, Myhra responded to Chance controversy
• Blaze stays alive in section softball
• Daley, Anderson, Wardlow discuss hot button issues from 2012 session
• Tigers baseball pumped for playoffs
• Farmington lacrosse blooms into winning programs
• Filing period opens for Rosemount City Council seats
• Farmington girls lacrosse captures first home playoff win
• Caregiver accused of stealing $11,000 from elderly Eagan patient
• Eastview over Apple Valley in section softball playoffs
• Home run by Grove pushes Burnsville past Lakeville South
• Going the extra 900 miles
• Compost site open for storm debris
• Hazel and the chicken: A dog’s tale
• Personal attendant accused of molesting boy in his care
• 2012 Lakeville North High School grand march
• 2012 Farmington High School grand march
• 2012 Lakeville South High School grand march
• Filing begins for two Eagan council seats
• Eagan man injured in weekend crash
• Lakeville man charged with arson, burglary
• Injured woodpecker finds home at Minnesota Zoo
• 2012 Minnesota Scottish Fair and Highland Games in Farmington
• Allied troops invade Farmington’s Dakota City Heritage Village
• Bills to take to the road in school bus to campaign for U.S. Senate
• Rep. Kurt Bills wins Republican U.S. Senate endorsement
• Update: Gerlach expects County Board race to be competitive
• Rep. Kurt Bills starts strong in Republican Party U.S. Senate endorsement contest
• Gerlach to oppose Hamann-Roland for Dakota County commissioner
• Bills in endorsement fight for U.S. senate
• Here’s a toast to Taste of Lakeville 2012
• Farmington School Board approves iPad lease
• School Board approves cabinet changes
• Grand jury indictment stirs assisted suicide debate
• Farmington City Council scrutinizes liquor store operations
• Christopher Goeke Leadership Foundation event to feature Don Shelby
• Local YMCA hopes to help needy with green thumb
• Burnsville police call off active search for missing man
• Thomas Tix
• Shelley Hawkins
• Warren Giles
• Untitled
• Minnesota needs Voter ID
• Editor, General Manager Larry Werner will leave Sun Thisweek
• Rosemount guitar shop strikes a chord with residents
• Longest-serving teacher says goodbye to Metcalf
• Burnsville will inspect all rental housing units
• Boys and Girls Club gains steam
• Major street repairs set for Valley Park in Lakeville
• Blaze track running, jumping, throwing with the best
• Tigers ride hot streak into playoffs
• Cougar tennis wins first postseason match, ever
• Panther boys golf ranked No. 1
• District 196 makes offer on Apple Valley building
• Dolphin program’s days are numbered at Minnesota Zoo
• DFL commission rejects Maguire’s endorsement challenge
• Vollum named Eagan boys basketball coach
• Somber message at Lakeville North High School
• Suspect charged in disc golf course thefts
• Dakota County grand jury indicts Final Exit Network, volunteers in Apple Valley death
• Lakeville man charged with alleged LSD-fueled domestic assault
• Police: Farmington man was drunk when he crashed truck twice
• Online school hosts parent-to-parent meeting in Eagan
• Keep track of your bikes
• Short Redhead Reel Reviews for the week of May 11
• Highway 13 detour near Highway 55 in Mendota Heights begins May 14
• Summer Sensations: Calendar of Events 2012
• Summer Sensations: Pan-O-Prog to celebrate success; event to include 120-unit parade
• Summer Sensations: Rosemount Leprechaun Days adds evening of music
• Summer Sensations: I Love Burnsville Week is filled with so many events it last longer than a week
• Summer Sensations: Farmington Dew Days to include parade, much more
• Summer Sensations: Eagan 4th of July Funfest aims to be a blast
• Summer Sensations: Dakota City to host camps for young people
• District 191 Children’s Art Festival at Burnsville PAC
• Apple Valley Garden Club May Meeting
• Former Wild Irish play a wild game
• Wildcats put rough game in the past
• Eagles come up just short of signature victory
• Notebook: Local athletes up for Lions awards
• Martin Stuart presented with Exceptional Partnering Award
• Lakeville Area Arts Center to host high school seniors’ art show
• Lightning baseball still hoping for shot at the title
• How tough will it be for Jackson to stay away?
• Rosemount woman who couldn’t keep up with mortgage payments, stole nearly $80,000 from her Eagan employer
• Blaze badminton polishes off solid regular season
• Blaze bats finding a rhythm
• Blaze lacrosse hoping to emulate 2011 team
• Tiger track jumping like no other
• South girls win True Team section
• Panthers baseball holding most teams in check
• High-scoring Cougars girls lacrosse on the rise
• Cougar tennis in midst of best year yet
• Highway 3 scheduled to close just north of County Road 64 near Farmington
• Small-government ‘bureaucrat’ exiting City Hall
• 191 won’t shorten school calendar
• ‘¡Cantaré!’ is musical exploration of Mexico
• Eagan Advisory Parks Commission agenda for May 14
• Bike sale to benefit Kids ’n Kinship
• Yellow Ribbon open house set May 29
• Unmarried parents’ rights is topic of free legal session
• Local teachers’ art on exhibit
• Renick wins second place in framing competition
• RV, boat dealerships may occupy long-vacant Menards building
• Summer Concert and Movies Schedule
• Apple Valley mom’s surprise gift from son – stolen
• Group Volunteer Opportunities Available
• Burnsville man, 18, killed in moped crash
• Minneapolis man charged in Eagan robberies
• Apple Valley mayor announces bid for County Board
• Garofalo is lone local House member to vote for Vikings stadium bill
• Foundation 191 to hold garage sale to support school district
• Dakota County Commissioner Will Branning will not seek re-election
• May 10 presentation to explore life in Dakota County during Civil War
• Filing to open in Burnsville; incumbents seek re-election
• Rosemount police chief to retire from city, leaves for state job
• Apple Valley over Rosemount 12-9 in girls lacrosse
• BBB to hold Open House event
• Credit River Township women leads the charge for colon cancer education and screening
• Three area soccer players set to join St. Catherine University
• Apple Valley man gets jail time after child-sex sting
• Gordon Docken
• LaMonte Squires
• Longtime Lakeville parks director retiring in July
• Dakota County grand jury to consider assisted-suicide charges in 2007 death
• Burnsville High School grand march 2012
• Apple Valley High School prom 2012
• Eagan officers nab alleged robber with a pellet gun after he approached them
• Rain retreats, bikers roll at Ironman in Lakeville
• Lakeville cleans out their households
• Vikings stadium vote could come Monday
• Business tax breaks in bill cause divide, veto
• A bomb in a Lakeville newspaper box?
• Lightning rides work ethic to top of SSC golf
• Apple Valley girls hockey will be part of history again
• Wildcats lose big lead, but not composure
• Irish hope they’ve found winning formula
• Compton goes to Washington with a chance to prove himself
• Community Wide Garage sales Set for May 18-19
• International Festival of Burnsville June 16
• Board drops shorter school calendar
• More than just a mascot at Apple Valley High School
• Emergency room alternative to open in Eagan
• Coaching legend retires
• Lakeville FD to host blood drive Saturday
• The changing face of our region
• Foes of marriage amendment unite
• Somalis sip and chat at Burnsville coffee shop
• Green-roof gurus extend Metcalf’s winning ways
• Cutting school days meets resistance
• Race finally set in House District 56B
• Lakeville Little Caesars the first to help schools with label-based donations
• Short Redhead Reel Reviews for the week of May 4
• Farmington neighborhood stands ready to help family of toddler hurt in fall
• Rare mistrials declared due to prosecutor conduct
• ‘It’s still about a teacher and a child’
• Farmington Council considers $10,000 memorial donation
• Tiger lacrosse off to best start yet
• Panther girls lacrosse on a tear
• Youthful Panther softball team starts season 10-1
• South boys lacrosse going through growing pains
• Struggling Cougar softball focused on improving
• Rosemount teacher’s musical trip climbs Mount Everest
• Rosemount technical college’s TXT a blast for teens
• Meidl’s hot hitting moves Lakeville North past Eastview
• Lakeville North overcomes slow start in win over Eastview
• Burnsville scores 9 runs in win at Lakeville South
• Lunch prices could go up again in District 196
• Apple Valley wrestling coach Jim Jackson resigns
• Annual stormwater and water quality meeting May 1
• Two Rosemount residents injured in Wisconsin motorcycle crash
• South baseball hands Burnsville its first loss
• Two champs from South at Hamline Elitie Meet
• City receives Yellow Ribbon proclamation
• UPDATE: Man shot by police dies, officers placed on leave
• Edward Wallin
• Georgia Terwilliger
• Coltrain-Moench
• Eagan High School announces honor roll
• Man dies after being shot by officer in Apple Valley
• Republican leaders back off self-imposed deadline
• Dayton douses fireworks bill with veto
• Senate District 57 Republicans endorse candidates
• Obermueller gets DFL nod in the 2nd District
• Guilty plea entered in Apple Valley freon-huffing case
• Annual Trondhjem Syttende Mai celebration in Lonsdale coming in May
• Grace Preschool to hold open house
• Blaze, Lightning have playoff-caliber game
• Revolution swim program taking registrations
• Spring Home & Garden 2012
• Roz Peterson secures House 56B GOP endorsement
• Eagan battles highly ranked tennis teams
• AV boys, LV South girls dominate Wildcat Invitational
• Detlefsen, Eastview take lead on the links
• Stepan has big plans for Rosemount hockey
• Making African masks at Parkview Elementary
• Arts centers coexist in south metro
• Short Redhead Reel Reviews for the week of April 27
• Prospective tenants drawn to CSM redevelopment plans
• Local tattoo shop hopes to ‘rock’ breast cancer walk
• Energy association to bring 90 jobs to Eagan
• Roundabout delayed; senior fees could increase in Lakeville
• Forces join to battle homelessness
• New bus company chosen in District 191
• Register for Junior Master Gardener Camp
• Friends of LeDuc to meet May 8
• ‘Little Miss’ candidates wanted
• Karate master to teach public class
• Scouts tidy up the rails
• Burnsville moves to 1st in South Suburban baseball
• Lakeville Area Garden Club plant sale, meeting set
• Blood drive set May 5 at Lakeville Fire Department
• Workshop aims to show everyone has a story to tell
• Art And All That Jazz Festival 2012
• Cancer claims Lakeville South student
• Man accused of sexually assaulting sleeping woman
• Ex-boyfriend charged in drive-by shooting
• Cedar Transitway opening delayed until 2013
• Apple Valley neighborhood cleans up on Earth Day
• Vikings stadium bill advances to the House floor
• Email archiving and how it affects your business
• Bonding bill crashes on the House floor
• Eastview presents, Bravo 2012: The Envelope, Please!
• Tree, Native Shrub and Plant Sale
• Boeckman Middle School announces honor roll
• Eagan man charged in $3 million mortgage scheme
• District 191 erred in not releasing full agreement with Chance
• Lakeville Arenas to stop hosting circuses
• Apple Valley man charged in bizarre home break-in
• Apple Valley Garden Club meeting April 26
• Lakeville Friends of the Environment, other cleaned up South Creek
• Committee renders no decision on complaint against Michel
• Short Redhead Reel Reviews for the week of April 20
• Lakeville man charged in alleged drunken burglary
• Eagan boys lacrosse team makes strong statement
• Summer trip sets up Eastview boys lacrosse for success
• Notebook: Grogan celebrates with Gopher skaters
• Eastview softball team has snappy start
• Rosemount benefits from lacrosse boom
• Much expected of AV seniors, and they deliver
• AVHS invites community to participate in “One Book, One School”
• BEAT tennis for women
• Gerster Jewelers break-in; one in string of local jewelry heists
• Farmington police investigating break-in at Gerster Jewelers
• Last withdrawl from Burnsville TCF Bank building
• Top high school basketball players come to Eagan
• Alan Merrick is a local hero who, like soccer, doesn’t get the respect he deserves
• Participate in National Day of Prayer
• Study should precede any changes to Metro Council
• Tough schedule leads to rough start for Blaze
• Several state competitors back for Blaze track
• New Eagan fire truck sports green features
• New retailer hopes to get Eagan running
• Vote ‘no’ on the marriage amendment
• Rosemount band to have garage sale
• Swedish choral tradition rings in Rosemount
• Rosemount, Empire greenway plans open for comment
• ISD 194 looks to private sector for retirement changes
• Eagan detective, firefighter receive awards
• School calendar at heart of budget debate
• Dudley endorsed as Republican candidate for state senate in District 20
• Comment on plans for Rosemount and Vermillion Highlands greenways at open house
• Trumpeter’s idol doesn’t disappoint
• Family Fun Night is April 26 in downtown Lakeville
• Register Now for Recreation Programs
• Police: Sawed-off shotgun discovered during arrest
• Shakespeare’s ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ at Lakeville North
• DWI charge follows high-speed chase
• Lakeville South presents ‘The Wizard of Oz’
• Lakeville City Council approves McDonald’s for Cedar Avenue site
• MISSING PERSON ALERT
• Traffic stop turns up drugs
• Apple Valley woman charged with identity theft
• Child neglect charges follow incident at Lakeville hotel
• TAGS shines at Rising Stars Invite
• TAGS teams excel at the Northern Lights Classic
• ‘Why Treaties Matter’ exhibit at Apple Valley High School
• Burnsville police need your help finding a missing man
• Short Redhead Reel Reviews for the week of April 13
• Dakota Electric celebrates 75 years of serving its members
• Rosemount band to have garage sale
• Gerlach’s final session nears its end
• Farmington Girls Fastpitch Association to host a ‘Parents’ Night Out’
• Book giveaway in Savage to celebrate World Book Day
• Apple Valley sprinters could be hard to catch
• Burnsville teams sweep on a blustery day
• Matthew Ames’ awesome adventure
• Lacrosse coming into its own in Lakeville
• Burnsville plans loan guarantees to help businesses
• Honored cop keeps eye out for bad guys
• Lane closures to begin April 16
• Blaze lacrosse hope to recapture 2011 postseason magic
• Home sales improving
• Blaze tennis receives reenforcements from Germany
• Program helps Rosemount students meet curriculum standards
• Rosemount Lions to celebrate 50 years of service
• Dakota County renovation may expand court screening
• Wildcats on their own in girls lacrosse
• Lots of unknowns for Eastview girls track
• Irish reloading after successful 2011
• You can judge a community’s heart by the way it treats our Eddies
• Area students selected for Youth Tour
• Energy training provided for local teachers
• Residents recognized for contributions to healthy communities
• Lakeville, Burnsville to be independent county commissioner districts
• Eastview over Rosemount 12-5 in season softball opener
• Strong start for Lakeville North girls lacrosse in win over Farmington
• Burnsville baseball stays with its winning ways
• Arrests follow front-yard hammer fight
• Welcome home on baseball’s opening day
• Obermueller enters race for congressional DFL nomination
• Golf cart joyride ends with arrest
• Rosemount Lions Club to celebrate 50th Anniversary
• School shift buy-back bill vetoed
• Independent endorsed by DFL to challenge Garofalo
• Thisweekend / Easter Section April 6, 2012
• Lakeville man arrested for attempting to lure minors over Craiglist
• Your vote will be needed to save same-day registration
• Keeping Minnesota’s workforce strong
• Provision would keep zoo open during shutdowns
• MN Pro Paintball president named Minnesota Young Entrepreneur of the Year
• Overnight worker accused of sexually assaulting, abusing vulnerable adult
• Irish put runs on board with new bats
• Eagles softball team tries to blend youth, experience
• Rosemount softball players, coaches expect more
• Eagan softball looking to bounce back from .500 season
• Eagan wants to make up ground in SSC girls track
• Eastview’s King ready to take on Missouri Valley
• Farmington man facing criminal sex charges
• Short Redhead Reel Reviews for the week of April 6
• Gaylord announces candidacy for DFL endorsement to challenge Kline
• Steady enrollment decline projected in ISD 194
• Fifth-ranked Eastview deep in pitching
• Lane closures continue along I-35E
• Puerto Rico trip an ‘eye-opener’ for Eagles
• Dakota Gardeners hold perennial sale
• Eagan Sears grand re-opening slated April 6
• Lakeville Chamber golf outing May 15
• Running Room to open May 9 in Eagan
• U.S. Rep. John Kline to host career, jobs fair
• Webinar focuses on social media for businesses
• Sweet treats at Rosemount Lions Spring Egg Hunt
• For Immediate Release
• District 196 looks to purchase Apple Valley building
• Kathleen Gaylord may seek DFL endorsement to challenge Kline
• Zumba fundraiser in Farmington April 21
• Joint choir concert at Good Shepherd Lutheran April 21
• Farmington Republican’s bill may pay a portion of school-funding shift
• Vikings earn first win at the Capitol
• District 56B Republicans will try again to endorse
• District 56B Republicans will try again to endorse
• Ecolab cuts 50 IT jobs in Eagan
• Ecolab cuts 50 IT jobs in Eagan
• Eagan man pleads guilty to child porn possession
• Eagan man pleads guilty to child porn possession
• Felony charge follows drunken standoff with police
• Felony charge follows drunken standoff with police
• Burnsville legislator’s bill: Tech time needed for diploma
• Burnsville legislator’s bill: Tech time needed for diploma
• A McDonald’s on Cedar and Dodd in Lakeville?
• A McDonald’s on Cedar and Dodd in Lakeville?
• Meyer of Eagle Ridge is finalist for state Teacher of the Year
• Meyer of Eagle Ridge is finalist for state Teacher of the Year
• Arts Calendar
• Arts Calendar
• Pedestrian struck, killed crossing Pilot Knob Road
• Pedestrian struck, killed crossing Pilot Knob Road
• Maxine Mackey
• Maxine Mackey
• United support
• Youth minister charged with stealing from church
• First edition of SunThisweek Newspaper debuts
• Eagan baseball team returns 12 lettermen
• Notebook: All-star weekend for hoops, hockey
• A rewarding run for Lakeville North’s Oxtons
• Jones earns another Player of Year award
• Easter Worship Guide 2012
• Jr. Gold RAVE hockey team wins state tournament
• Lakeville Best Buy to close
• Bucket list brings her to Lakeville stage
• Local project is moving tribute to fallen officers
• Two new head softball coaches lead the way in Lakeville
• Coach’s legend enshrined at Pat Feely Field
• Street eats in Burnsville
• One veteran’s search for a career
• Employment team deploys to Kuwait to help Rosemount-based Red Bulls
• Civilian job market proves tough to crack as clock ticks for Apple Valley couple
• Rosemount legislator’s bill regarding teachers, political information passes the House
• Spring Bulletin Newsletter Now Available Online
• Lakeville teens teach fourth-graders about peer pressure
• Dakota County property values change
• A place to turn in crisis
• Farmington Community Theater debuts first production
• Jim Carlson thanks DFLers
• Business tax cuts are same old malarkey
• Column: Rosemount’s Tom Compton eyeing NFL
• Harrington takes over for Tigers softball
• Apple Valley doctor, nurse bring medical aid to Peru
• Eagan plans to acquire, protect art park
• Thisweek adapts again to changes in the newspaper business
• Farmington diesel spill far less than original estimates
• Lakeville fire victim dies; first fire-related death in city in 20 years
• Lakeville Junior Gold hockey team does well in state tournament
• Apple Valley Sixth Grade boys win Wisconsin tourney
• Lakeville eyes liquor fund for Heritage Center bridge loan
• Jim Carlson scores DFL endorsement over Eagan Mayor Mike Maguire
• Lakeville North state boys basketball pregame
• Apple Valley earns Yellow Ribbon status
• New Sociables Women’s Organization meeting April 2
• Thisweek’s Facebook, Twitter accounts have changed
• Panthers fall two points short in state final
• Last second shot sinks Lakeville North in state basketball final
• Lakeville North loses in basketball final on last-second shot
• Book discussion: ‘All Rise: The Remarkable Journey of Alan Page’
• New Fiction Writers Group Forming South of the Minnesota River Looking for New Members.
• Easter Mob Dance at Hom Furniture
• The Strong Will Lift Heavy to Raise $20,000 for HopeKids
• Lakeville North advances to the championship game
• Lakeville North boys basketball team to play for state championship
• More assisted-living apartments approved
• Lakeville North slips past Spuds at state 61-55
• Update: South Metro Republicans battle to a draw
• Jones named Gatorade Basketball Player of the Year
• Lewis House helps teens break free from dating violence
• Videos are helping students see what they have missed in class
• Speak up for public library funding
• Holocaust survivor endured ‘journey through hell’
• Vote for Jones in board election
• Eastview ousted by Eden Prairie 75-68 in OT
• Farmington diesel spill totalled about 250 gallons
• Three top executives leave Blue Cross
• Marriage amendment is unnecessary
• David Jones is best choice for board
• 60-acre brush fire spread from Farmington to Lakeville
• Farmington City Council reviews administrator’s job performance
• Voter ID causes local concern
• BRT construction forces buses off Cedar Avenue
• Flier flap did not factor in Gerlach’s decision
• DFL gives nod to three, Republicans to wait on two of their choices
• Police: Charges pending for Apple Valley teen who bit cop
• Wrong turn lands motorcyclist in hospital
• Burnsville city employee receives special landscaping certification
• Ethics complaint filed against Edina senator
• How to contact Thisweek Newspapers after our move
• South Metro Republicans battle to a draw
• Dakota United drops PI final 7-2 to finish in 2nd place
• Blazing Cats win CI consolation title at state adapted hockey
• Panthers get No. 2 seed at state tourney
• Two killed in Eagan crash
• Two more Cedar Avenue bus stops to close March 20
• ‘Joseph’ comes to Lakeville stage
• Eastview finish 4th at state girls’ basketball
• Hopkins defense sends Lakeville North out in first round
• Eastview advances to state with 57-53 win over Apple Valley
• 2012 Bite of Burnsville
• Colin Lee gets DFL endorsement for probable Holberg rematch
• Eastview boys earn shot at title, but a tough road is ahead
• Burnsville legislator’s idea to increase speed limit on I-35E fails
• Bill to increase K-12 funding shift payback passes House
• Eastview girls to play in state third-place game
• Fired staffer threatens to sue, expose other Capitol affairs
• Lockheed retail plans get mixed reviews
• How to contact Thisweek Newspapers during moving days March 15 and 16
• Burnsville salon offers “Be Beautiful – inside and out” to support first children’s hospice home
• Relationship between Brodkorb, Koch disclosed
• How to contact Thisweek Newspapers during moving days March 15 and 16
• Mayor Maguire: We’re confident in Eagan’s future
• Free community egg hunt in Burnsville
• Hopkins pulls away from North in second half
• Gerlach to take a rest, along with his campaign T-shirt
• Bringing clarity to Alimagnet Lake
• Teachers, district approve contract
• South Burnsville noise walls may be built in 2015
• Farmington may tap into Water Board fund for fire truck purchase
• FHS 2009 grad runs for Farmington School Board
• Yellow ribbons all around
• Growth may force county board race in all districts
• Bringing Irish insight on St. Patrick’s Day
• Update: Gerlach steps aside for new Senate representation
• City looks to expand Lebanon Cemetery
• Valley Middle students enter the spotlight
• Eagan man faces felony tax charges
• Farmington Royal Ambassador Program seeks’ Miss’ candidates
• Birnamwood Golf Course Opening Wednesday, March 14
• ‘Right to Work’ amendment advances
• Gerlach announces retirement
• How to contact Thisweek Newspapers during moving days March 15 and 16
• Lakeville duo charged again with drug crimes
• Charged with DWI, Zamboni driver resigns from job with city
• Lakeville South goes down for the ten count at state
• Student TV Award Nominations
• Young racing team prepares for 2012 season
• Eagan and Lakeville Resource Center’s Empty Bowls event is March 22
• Eagan High School graduate invited to Nobel Laureate meeting in Germany
• Proposal would pay back schools $430 million
• Senior group sticks around to put Wildcats on the hockey map
• Update: BSM routs Lakeville South to reach title game
• Girls basketball: Panthers qualify for state for third year in a row
• Benilde-St. Margaret’s overpowers Lakeville South
• Eastview girls reach state basketball tournament
• Eastview girls basketball Section 3 champs
• Moorhead goalie shuts down Eagan at state
• Lakeville South upsets Duluth East in state hockey
• Short Redhead Reel Reviews for the week of March 9
• Just Between Friends Eagan holding consignment sale
• National Alliance for Mental Illness monthly meeting approaches
• Member of K.C. Ladies Auxiliary
• New Marine in Eagan
• Dakota County Jail tests distance video visits
• State hockey: Cougars stun Duluth East
• Moorhead goalie stuns Eagan boys hockey at state
• 2012 State Swimming and Diving Meet
• Beyond the Yellow Ribbon
• Boiling mad in District 191
• Bill would widen net for disclosure
• UPDATE: Ex-Burnsville school administrator had filed charges and complaint
• Nine-day schedule remains on the table
• Boys basketball update: Panthers crush Northfield
• Bills to seek GOP endorsement for U.S. Senate
• Lakeville looks to temper developers’ park fees
• Rosemount brings home the gold
• Rosemount sees surge in economic development
• Military, law enforcement work merges on paper
• Longtime Apple Valley resident seeks DFL endorsement
• Brotherhood of Wildcats hopes to make weekend special
• Cougars plan on experience of a lifetime
• State Rep. Kurt Bills plans announcement in Rosemount
• Eagles win seventh straight state title
• Jury trial demanded in excessive force case against Farmington police
• Blaze wrestler just misses out on championship
• Postal Service sues union over lockers
• CSM to hold neighborhood meeting about Lockheed Martin site
• Shamrock Film Fest’s main event is March 10
• Roz Peterson to run for State House seat
• Few remain at Country Village in Burnsville
• Taser used on Apple Valley man who pulled knife on police
• Police suspect Eagan woman in home arson
• U12 District 8 tournament champions
• Apple Valley Zamboni driver charged with DWI
• Spring Load Road Restrictions Are Now in Effect
• Lakeville South rolls to section boys hockey title
• District 191 responds to Tania Chance story
• Late-night high speed chase in Eagan ends in arrest
• Eagles win 20th state wrestling title
• Westview PTO to offer scholarships
• Apple Valley AVaire Dance Team Gives Back
• UPDATE: Ex-Burnsville school administrator had filed charges and complaint
• State Rep. Mary Liz Holberg to run for re-election in new Lakeville House District 58A
• Eagan wins section title, qualifies for state
• Short Redhead Reel Reviews for the week of March 2
• Edina puts up another roadblock for Blaze
• New Senate district leadership to form in 57
• Panthers sending six wrestlers to state
• Eagan to see more mail, jobs at processing facility
• Eagan one-act again takes top state honor
• Young author publishes children’s book
• Register Now for Recreation Programs
• Deadline at Country Village
• Questions remain about ISD 191 administrator
• Redistricting shuffles the deck
• Thisweek Newspapers moves this month
• Two Dakota County business, community leaders have retired
• Residents keep writing the checks
• Objections should have been heard
• Don’t let fear guide the debate
• Misplaced priorities need major adjustment
• Incumbent is on the way out
• WWJD on marriage amendment?
• ‘Theatre of Illusion’ coming to the Burnsville PAC
• Dakota County Community Food Day is March 10
• Torres pleased with state performance
• Farmington neighborhood rallies for one of their own
• All-state would be a treat for Lakeville swimmers
• Digging up dinosaur bones at Sky Oaks Elementary
• Footloose teachers
• Farmington police seek man suspected of showing children porn
• Veteran Apple Valley firefighter hanging up his helmet
• Police: Customer, clothes he was returning reeked of pot
• Off-the-wall fundraiser at Paideia Academy
• Short Redhead Reel Reviews for the week of Feb. 24
• Farmington City Council will restructure Economic Development Authority
• Man arrested in Eagan with TV in his pants
• South Metro Polar Bear Plunge makes a $120,000 splash
• Lakeville robotics team to compete in global matchup
• Fire Safety Seminar with the Burnsville Fire Department
• Bowling Night Fundraiser for special needs kids
• Lakeville North girls hockey loses in overtime at state
• Sen. Klobuchar addresses 27th Annual Domestic Abuse Awareness Luncheon in Lakeville
• Man accused of making threats with gun outside Eagan bar
• Kloncz hat trick pushes Lakeville North to semifinals
• Eagan falls to Minnetonka 4-1 at state
• Today’s complex crimes require a diverse skillset
• Guilty plea entered in Apple Valley arson
• Teachers, District 191 reach tentative deal
• City of Lakeville says feeding ducks, geese actually hurts them
• Ordinance Extends Off-Sale Liquor Hours
• Panthers to play Minnetonka in state semifinal
• Eagan girls hockey falls to defending state champ at state
• APVHS presents, ‘Broadway 7000′
• Woman gets stayed prison sentence in fatal Eagan crash
• Budget blues could mean big changes in District 191
• Mayor Kautz radiates optimism
• Frattallones return the hardware store to Burnsville
• Apple Valley teen wins Distinguished Young Women competition
• Sen. Hall’s divorce parenting classes bill on hold
• Grow food for those in need – Mission Garden Kick Off March 1
• Funk comes to the Frozen Apple
• Government spends too much money
• Local home builder opens home to adoptee
• With redistricting, the old 37 is new 57
• Zoo requests $30 million in state bonding
• Consistency key to Kat Torres’ run to state
• Payout is $255,000 to District 191 administrator
• 2012 State Girls’ Dance Team Tournament
• Lakeville North wins one for their coach
• Eagan council member ends campaign for House seat
• Restaurateurs set to open 1950s diner in Eagan
• Rosemount’s Askew, Nelson to test their skills at state
• Redistricting creates a vacancy in Dakota County
• BROADWAY 2012 at Apple Valley High School
• Dress Drive at EVHS to benefit Operation Glass Slipper
• Dakota County Family Child Care Association conference March 3
• Pennsylvania company expands to Eagan
• Apple Valley man accused of crime spree in western Wisconsin
• Police: Father and son set up pump system to steal diesel fuel
• Courts to reveal redistricting plan today
• Farmington man charged with multiple felonies for alleged sexual assault of a minor
• Deerwood Elementary girl picks winning name for Eagan police canine
• Amid family tragedy, Farmington teen helped others
• Lakeville Friends of the Environment Meet and Greet on March 15
• Farmington woman to appeared on ‘Jeopardy!’ Monday
• Man accused of sexually assaulting 5-year-old Eagan girl
• Free tickets available for Navy Concert Band in Burnsville
• Ironworkers union pickets Walmart construction in Lakeville
• Farmington man to sentenced for deadly 2009 crash
• Thisweek, Sun Current will become Sun Thisweek on March 30
• Girls hockey: Lakeville North qualifies for state
• Eagan man charged in marijuana mailing
• 2012 state of the city address in Burnsville
• Eagan advances to state over Apple Valley 2-1
• Eagan Alpine places fifth at state
• Photo Gallery: Dakota County 2012 Exceptional Businesswomen honored
• Dakota County 2012 Exceptional Businesswomen honored
• Highway 13 resurfacing will begin in May
• Boxes of memories entice Burnsville historians
• School leaders describe legislative priorities
• Gov. Dayton’s State of the State Address strikes a concilitory tone
• Lakeville family saw lives change because of juvenile diabetes
• No Child Left Behind waiver gives District 194 more flexibility
• Lakeville VFW hosts benefit for wounded vet
• Calm down the Voter ID rhetoric
• Don’t bond for liquor store move
• Amendment protects marriage
• Citizens grow restless over supermajority proposal
• Teens uncertain, adults excited about Boys & Girls Club in Burnsville
• Super rich are paying their share
• Revised facilities plan scales down school projects
• Boys basketball: Lightning sweeps Apple Valley
• ISD 196 Superintendent Berenz to get pay raise
• Police: Disgruntled store clerk let customers leave without paying
• Farmington City Council agrees to review new fire truck options
• Dakota County Family Child Care Association to host its 3rd annual wine tasting fundraiser
• Ecolab to expand its Eagan campus
• Sens. Gerlach, Downey push for occupation regulation reform
• Senate committee punches Gerlach’s ticket bill
• Super blogger in Farmington
• Eagan High’s play awarded a “starred performance” at state competition
• Eastview One Act Play at State awarded “Starred Performance”
• Horse legislation corralled by House committee
• Dayton vetoes GOP lawsuit reform legislation
• Arrest follows hallway urination at Apple Valley hotel
• Developer seeks more retail at Lockheed Martin site
• WolfGang opens Coffee Concerts in Lakeville
• Farmington man allegedly robbed, head-butted friend
• Police allege traffic-blocking man was on drugs, pot
• Girls hockey playoffs: Eagles upset Park, advance to section final against top-seeded Eagan
• Savers Choice in Farmington will transform to full grocery store
• Farmington’s Weymouth finalist for superintendent job in Winona
• Burnsville State of the City address is Feb. 16
• Paying it forward
• Where you can be Irish for a day in Rosemount
• Rosemount students are ‘On the Air’ with new production
• Saxton in line to defend state Nordic title
• Eagan boys Nordic qualifies for state for the second straight year
• Exceptional Businesswomen beacons of inspiration
• Values, ethics are Burnsville businesswoman’s ‘Cornerstone’
• Blaze skiers qualify for state
• Burnsville software company thrives in a world of uncertainty
• Top official brings business perspective to Minnesota Zoo
• Rosemount High School Winterguard Homeshow is Feb. 25
• Two longtime Farmington firefighters retire
• Eagan man threatens several acquaintances with loaded handgun
• BPAC loss nothing to celebrate
• Sky Oaks event was a success
• Speedway Park is a bad idea
• No one is stopping people from making money
• Thanks for Elvis
• Taxes and fees
• Happy ending to TV theft saga
• Eagan & Lakeville Resource Centers seek donations
• Santorum wins on caucus night in Minnesota
• Eagan boys qualify for state Nordic meet
• Farmington Republican caucus draws crowd
• RHS presents “ON THE AIR”
• Brothers accused of swindling Eagan business
• Man allegedly stole car while in Apple Valley for job interview
• Lakeville’s Dumb Criminal of the Week: Marijuana joyride ends with police sirens
• Reader News: Love and Laughter Valentine’s Event
• Eagles extend win streak to four with win over Lakeville South
• Rosemount falls to Lakers by 2 points
• Hart scores 24 in Eagan loss to Jefferson
• Lakeville Boys swim and dive team dedicates last home meet to Scott Proudfoot
• Zoo’s dolphin calf dies after sudden illness
• Farmington announces new polling locations
• Reader News: New Book Club Forms in Southwest Metro
• Lakeville North wins Grantsburg Hockey Bantam Tournament
• Win Timberwolves tickets
• Eagan awarded top seed in Section 3AA
• Lakeville schools get top two seeds in section
• Mid-Winter Fest medallion found in Quarry Point Park
• Burnsville teachers turn out
• Mid-Winter Fest runs this weekend in Apple Valley
• Keep dogs leashed in parks, Burnsville says
• Reader News: NAMI Dakota County Monthly Meeting
• Reader News: Violin vitruoso Ariana Kim at local schools on Feb. 10
• Snowmobile warning issued for Lake Marion
• Blue Cross sells Eagan headquarters in leaseback deal
• Middle school students rewarded for forward thinking
• Eagan utilities superintendent retires
• Eastview junior takes first at state debate tournament
• Sen. Dave Thompson offers controversial constitutional amendment
• Respite and relaxation in Burnsville
• Family Leisure to move into old Kowalski’s site
• Burnsville council wants to beef up property inspections
• Late Holy Angels goal sinks Farmington 3-2
• Rosemount wins on the road at Eastview 3-2
• Movies: Short Redhead Reel Reviews for the week of Feb. 3
• Home Free singers to help Rosemount choir
• Solution in search of a problem
• Contract resolution is a relief
• Let’s get real on education
• Democrats, jobs and taxes
• Want change in government? It starts on precinct caucus night
• Lakeville coin dealer exonerated
• Zoning change trapped family for a decade
• Looming issues fuel meeting schedule changes
• Local teacher to appear on ‘Jeopardy!’
• State of the City Set for Feb. 16
• North girls, Blaze boys win Alpine conference titles
• Zamboni driver arrested for DWI at Apple Valley ice arena
• Reader Submission: Bald eagle at Sunset Pond
• Godspell auditions to be held at Easter Community Theater in Eagan
• Farmington cuts economic development specialist job amidst budget concerns
• Dettmer introduces veterans’ legislation in House
• Burnsville Pee Wee hockey player scores unusual goal
• Health insurance exchange recommendations spark spat
• Dayton furious after Senate rejects Anderson as PUC chair
• Finance disclosure board denies DFL complaint against Sen. Dave Thompson
• Looming issues fuel Farmington School Board meeting schedule changes
• Pee Wee C first in Dodge County tourney
• Woman’s home camera system snares theft suspect
• Caucuses provide stage for workings of democracy
• 2012 MCCA cheerleading state competition
• Savage fundraiser to support assistance dogs for people with disabilities
• Grand Opening of Lakeville Executive Suites
• Storm Swiimmers Dominate At FoxJet “A” Meet
• Bluegrass bonanza at Celts
• Weekend of winter wonder at Apple Valley’s Mid-Winter Fest
• After breakup, Farmington woman, 56, allegedly took bat to ex’s car
• Farmington Community Expo draws crowd
• Sen. Franken tours Eolos Wind Energy Research Station in Rosemount
• Back to Burnsville
• District 191 approves free full-day kindergarten
• May’s 30 saves stop Lakeville North 2-1
• Rahn pumps up its annual show
• Teachers are restless in District 191
• Man accused of molesting 7-year-old girl
• Tigers lose at home to Chaska 76-65
• Church may add life to vacant strip
• Rahn’s ‘The Elements’ debuts February 2
• Exhibit focuses on patterns
• Board explores ways to keep German option
• Can’t keep him down
• Purpose of mayor’s cause unknown
• Officials plan for future in District 196
• Republicans should pass jobs proposal
• Time to congratulate exceptional businesswomen – and to remember one from last year
• Girls basketball: Cougar girls reaching new heights
• There will be blood … and books
• Lakeville woman, sister recount Italian cruise emergency
• Lakeville Heritage Center project progresses
• Podominick eyeing trip to London for Olympics
• Lakeville School Board, teachers union approve collective bargaining agreement
• Farmington father, son face felony drug charges
• 2012 House and Senate opening session
• Break-in shakes small Burnsville church
• College fair at School of Environmental Studies
• Apple Valley police warn of counterfeit currency
• Remember to License Your Cat or Dog
• Farmington Council asks for full review of liquor operations
• Officials examine year-round model in District 196
• Lakeville School Board to vote on teacher contract Tuesday
• Lakeville woman dies after crash on Holyoke
• Eagan man who fled after rape accusations is sued
• Man charged after biting incident in Eagan
• DFL files ethics complaint against Sen. Dave Thompson of Lakeville
• Farmington residents sustain minor injuries in car crash
• Win tickets to Friday night’s Timberwolves game
• TAGs flying high in 2012
• Heinzman column: Governor’s bonding bill should be adopted to create more jobs
• House, Senate Republicans roll out reform agenda
• Concerts to raise money for children’s organizations in Vietnam
• Open house for TOPS #658 group
• Navy to visit Mall of America
• Lakeville ’04 grad gets a visit from KARE 11
• Christus Victor Blood Drive
• Fire truck pressure problems raise concerns
• Apple Valley woman arrested after cocaine found in package at airport
• Lakeville woman, sister home after Italian cruise ship escape
• Kautz Honored with 2012 Leadership in the Arts Award
• Eagan health insurer names next CEO
• Farmington fire fighters have one-minute response time to blaze at auto shop
• District 191 approves full-day kindergarten
• Short Redhead Reel Reviews for the week of Jan. 20
• Registration open for Exceptional Businesswomen event
• ‘WomEn’s Conference’ returns for second year
• Jarvis installed as 15th pastor at St. Joseph
• Business owners work ‘Hand in Hand’ with families
• A great example of ‘WhyNott?’
• Complicated state taxing system needs reform
• Let’s throw more money at education
• Cameron Naasz: The Cinderella of Crashed Ice
• Mayor Kautz receives national arts honor
• Unnessessary hits unwelcome in hockey
• Eastview boys basketball focused on March
• Sounds of a career in music
• Woman says alleged pimp controlled her with violence, threats, drugs
• Rail crossing will reopen at Washburn Avenue
• To ban or not to ban
• Software company moves, expands in Eagan
• Nonprofit celebrates 40 years of supporting youth
• Country Village license revoked
• Police: Drunken pursuit of booze led to assault charge
• Political divide may impede tax reformation
• Wedding Expo slated Jan. 29 in Burnsville
• Auditions set Jan. 21 for Eagan play
• Tuskegee Airman appears at library for Black History Month
• Arts Calendar
• Farmington residents voice opposition to liquor store move
• Double dose of Elvis in Burnsville, Lakeville
• Farmington man charged for criminal sexual conduct with a minor
• Citizen academy education includes handcuffs
• Democrats present jobs’ creation proposal
• Farmington may move downtown liquor store
• Education, Met Council targets of 2012 bills
• Farmington Bantam B1 Hockey second at Prior Lake
• Lakeville woman on Italian cruise ship that capsized Friday
• High school league board approves rule changes for hockey
• MSHSL revises hockey penalties for unnecessary hits
• Science Olympiad competition at Lakeville North
• Eastview tops Eagles in thriller on Friday night
• Front doors kicked in, electronics stolen in recent burglaries
• Girl Scouts donate to Children’s Hospital
• Senate District 40A (Burnsville) Republican caucus night
• 2012 District 196 Inventors Fair
• Heinzman column: Jablonski, Privette’s injuries should lead to changes in hockey
• Short Redhead Reel Reviews for week of Jan. 13
• Auditions for Eagan Theater Company’s ‘Dealt a Deadly Hand’
• Two men charged with arson after UMore shed fire
• Lakeville school district, teachers union reach tentative contract agreement
• ISD 196 boys skiers win 2 of first 3 conference Nordic meets
• Joe Nathan: Minnesota families, students, educators praised in new report
• 360 Communities: Continuing the path forward in a strong organization
• Free full-day kindergarten proposed in District 191
• Hill re-elected board chair in District 191
• January is a critical month for Country Village Apartments
• Fire Department hopes to add community health to its list
• Plaque in dog park will honor Charlie Crichton
• CR 42, a state highway? Forget it, council says
• Quandt scores 18 to lead Cougars past Irish 58-43
• Rosemount students on the silver screen
• Rosemount father of soldier who died seeks DFL endorsement
• Lakeville’s Casa Nostra expands
• Tigers hope to turn things around in 2012
• Eagles on the rise
• Panther basketball off to best start in years
• Meeting format change for Farmington School Board
• Just getting started
• Farmington mayor announces re-election bid
• Eagles win the Cheesehead Invitational
• Keliher to remain as Lakeville School Board leader
• Farmington ends license center quest
• Eagan basketball coach steps down, police investigate financial transactions
• APVHS presents, ‘The Laramie Project’
• Klobuchar to visit Apple Valley on Wednesday
• Frozen Apple concerts kick off Jan. 21
• Lee unanimously re-elected school board chair
• Lakevilel Bantum wins Dodge County tourney
• Hit-and-run on Cedar Avenue in Lakeville leaves man hospitalized
• Burnsville hockey player recovering at HCMC after hit
• Eagan teen pleads guilty to burglary, assault
• Pancake Breakfast to Benefit Scouts
• Southern Dakota County Sportsman’s Club 30th Annual Wild Game Dinner
• Local community volunteer, businesswoman dies
• Arson suspected after shed destroyed at UMore
• Rosemount residents may be sleeping better at night without train horns
• Sen. Franken visits Burnsville High
• Lakeville man injured in plane crash in Redwood County
• District 191 proposes full-day kindergarten for all
• Year in Review: Lakeville athletes give fans reason to cheer
• Crichton’s passing made headlines in 2011
• Inclusion is a mission for teacher, coach
• Thisweeklive’s most-read stories of 2011
• Year in Review: South metro filled with superstars
• District 191 passed levy renewal in 2011
• Bluegrass Americana Family Night returns to Celts Pub
• Invest more in public education
• Roundabout has benefits
• Nordic skiers praying for snow
• 2012 may be year of change in Farmington
• Eclectic Eagan boutique closes after 20 years
• Eagan finds progress and sorrow in 2011
• Short Redhead Reel Reviews for the week of Jan. 6
• District 196 faces financial hardship, loss of seasoned veterans in 2011
• Eagan creates domestic partnership registry
• Blues in Lakeville
• Allegro Choral Academy auditions open
• ‘Mama Won’t Fly’ auditions slated in Lakeville
• Haugen helped district heal
• Library’s adult reading program begins Jan. 17
• Flood map change triggers false flood insurance mandates
• Eagan man accused of downloading child porn
• Public meetings set for Apple Valley road funding options
• Farmington coach, community leader, dies
• Details await in Burnsville shooting death
• ECM Publishers acquires Sun Newspaper Group
• Vehicle falls through ice in Eagan
• Lakeville swimmers fare well at Apple Valley Invite
• Apple Valley, Rosemount earn grants to help housing, trail projects
• Endangered Asian wild dogs part of new zoo exhibit
• Apple Valley youth hockey at Xcel Energy Center
• Winter Recreation Activities
• Eleven to be honored as 2012 Exceptional Businesswomen
• Events to ring in the new year
• Flannel-shirt clad bears remember ‘Dad’
• Farmington American Legion hit with 61 percent property tax hike
• Farmington 14 year-old releases second book
• Council approves raises for city workers
• Area alumni play big part in Concordia’s fifth-straight national championship
• Add local food shelves to your gift lists
• Tiger swimmers hope to continue strong tradition
• Lakeville swimmers like a family
• Swimming: Irish on patrol
• Country Village spared its rental license
• Woman proves life-long learning never ends
• Lakeville City Council allowances become wedge issue
• ‘A Christmas miracle’
• Chamber names business, volunteer of the year
• Agency tight-lipped about Ajax’s ouster
• Council delays decision on street funding
• Arts Calendar
• Eagan council approves 2012 tax levy, budget
• Study says Eagan can support more retail
• Thompson will not seek MN Senate leadership position
• Simones saves 41 in 3-1 Tiger loss
• Country Village escapes with its rental license
• Eastview choirs in the holiday spirit
• C-h-a-m-p-i-o-n
• Prime Therapeutics to add 300 jobs in Eagan
• Soccer players from Lakeville, Farmington win Soccer Blast
• Thursday’s roundtable drew bigger crowd
• New Year’s with Louie Anderson
• Wrapped with care
• ECM Publishers of Coon Rapids agrees to acquire Minnesota Sun Newspapers
• Eagan man who assaulted son at Lakeville South to face new charges
• Bachmann’s traction slipping in Iowa
• City of Rosemount seeks comments
• Legacy Amendment funding faces lingering questions
• Planning, personnel secretary named Rosemount’s Employee of the Year
• Short Redhead Reel Reviews for the week of Dec. 16
• Lakeville’s Alisa Hall wins USTA Northern Junior Sportsmanship Award
• Former Apple Valley tennis coach named USTA Northern Pro of the Year
• Lakeville Dumb Criminal of the Week: A U-turn straight to jail
• Principal apologizes for kissing prank at Rosemount High School
• Medical fund established for Apple Valley stabbing victim
• Survey says businesses thriving, happy with city services
• What will promote greater respect for outstanding teaching?
• Cougar girls hockey respond well to coaching staff
• No child should be homeless
• Tiger wrestling returns with several experienced grapplers
• Gage back leading Eagan wrestling
• Panthers grappling with their wrestling lineup
• Remember those local, independent merchants at this time of year
• Little Free Library
• Pole dancing for exercise coming to Eagan
• Apple Valley, Rosemount earn Livable Communities grants
• Bike trail link aims to bring more cyclists
• First district roundtable meeting draws few
• Some residents relocating as decision nears on apartments
• Hydrant failures raise eyebrows
• Celebration Church co-founder dies
• 194 tech plan funding identified
• Teacher contract negotiations heat up in Lakeville
• Lakeville woman dares to dream
• Parent: Farmington School District violated its own harassment policy
• Apple Valley bids farewell to police chief
• Eagan man jailed for assault of child at Lakeville basketball game
• Toys for Tots needs your donations
• Recycle Holiday Lights
• NovaBus, bus selected for Cedar Ave. BRT, on display Dec. 14-15
• Tiger U10A second at Buffalo
• Farmington U12B third at Breezy Point
• Farmington U12A girls second at Up North tourney
• Dakota County lawmaker looks to plug gap in law on insider trading
• Lakeville VFW welcomes veterans all the way home
• Lakeville VFW welcomes veterans all the way home
• District 196 teachers and nurses ratify tentative contract
• District 196 teachers and nurses ratify tentative contract
• Short Redhead Reel Reviews for the week of Dec. 9
• Short Redhead Reel Reviews for the week of Dec. 9
• Holiday Worship Guide
• Wittchow commits to Wisconsin
• Wittchow commits to Wisconsin
• Inexperienced Tigers hope to gain confidence
• Inexperienced Tigers hope to gain confidence
• Lakeville hoops have high expectations
• Lakeville hoops have high expectations
• Too much Hopkins in Blaze 94-46 loss
• Too much Hopkins in Blaze 94-46 loss
• Area boys basketball teams eager for conference tip off
• Area boys basketball teams eager for conference tip off
• Boys basketball: Several new faces with Burnsville
• Boys basketball: Several new faces with Burnsville
• King’s 33 points leads Lightning over Edina
• King’s 33 points leads Lightning over Edina
• Man stabbed in neighbors’ domestic dispute
• Man stabbed in neighbors’ domestic dispute
• Children’s book sensation Junie B. Jones comes to Lakeville stage
• Children’s book sensation Junie B. Jones comes to Lakeville stage
• Chinese acrobats coming to Burnsville
• Chinese acrobats coming to Burnsville
• Grateful Farmington survivor pays it forward
• North girls defeat South 66-50
• Annual Farmington boys basketball tournament draws thousands
• A Christmas for Christians – and Muslims
• Farmington welcomes the season at Dazzle Day
• Rosemount High School presents ‘OnStage 2011: An American Songbook’
• NAMI Dakota County monthly meeting
• Property taxes dip as values decline in Rosemount
• District 194 experiments with high-tech classrooms
• Orchestra presents Nutcracker
• Farmington Schools to offer dessert, dialogue regarding plans
• Farmington man wins $1 million in state lottery
• Judge blocks child care union vote
• Krinkie eases league’s no new tax pledge
• Lakeville North Bantams win Wayzata Tourney
• Eagan man faces felony for harassing neighbor couple
• Apple Valley’s police chief to retire
• Farmington Council forwards 2012 budget on a 3-2 vote
• Lakeville City Council votes to outsource electrical inspections
• Edina company to move headquarters to Burnsville
• Helping teens discover a career in law enforcement
• Apple Valley cheer first in Santa’s Cheer Shop
• Rosemount lights up the night with variety show
• Drug task force nets nearly 400 pounds of marijuana
• Drug task force nets nearly 400 pounds of marijuana
• Christmas in the Village at Dakota City
• Christmas in the Village at Dakota City
• Trimming the tree at Depot Way Arts Park
• Trimming the tree at Depot Way Arts Park
• The holiday season arrives in Lakeville
• The holiday season arrives in Lakeville
• Burnsville woman indicted for mailing threatening letters with intent to extort money
• Short Redhead Reel Reviews for the week of Dec. 2
• Lawsuit seeks to stop child care unionization vote
• Chameleon Theatre’s ‘Spelling Bee’ opens tonight
• Chameleon Theatre’s ‘Spelling Bee’ opens tonight
• Boys hockey: Eagles looking for new ways to score
• Girls basketball: Eagles on the rise
• Lakeville South girls basketball has new leader
• South’s new girls coach, Darwitz, excited over team’s prospects
• Nor-Tech’s high performance
• Tiger hockey continues to grow
• Holiday on Main returns to downtown Lakeville
• Webb named to All-Tournament team
• Brumm named All-MIAC Conference
• Carl named All-MIAC Conference
• Adjustments mean lower taxes for some in Lakeville
• Burnsville High School presents, ‘Blithe Spirit’
• ‘BabyLove’ brings families together
• Lakeville civic leader dies
• ‘The Nutcracker’ ballet in Burnsville
• Arts Calendar
• Pro fighter gets 60 days jail for assaulting wife
• Father Paul Jarvis walks a winding path
• Monroe Crossing to perform in Lakeville
• Arts center hosts holiday sale and empty bowls fundraiser
• Board approves online payment system in District 196
• Enrollment expected to drop slowly in District 196
• Former Eagan man fights extradition to U.S.
• Mike Lundin makes Wild debut in 3-1 win
• Farmington’s 2012 budget may demand job, service cuts
• Company’s expansion to Rosemount is ‘big’
• House fire caused by barbecue ashes placed in trash can
• Farmington man charged with fleeing police on snowmobile
• Man charged after police chase, odd school visits
• Schedule a Car Seat Check
• Farmington in the State of Hockey spotlight
• Kochevar back leading the Panthers
• Lakeville swimmers find their stride at state
• Swimmers earn All-State
• Tiger swimmers polish off record-breaking year
• TAGS teams look strong at third state qualifier.
• Snowboard Series 2012
• Short Redhead Reel Reviews for week of Nov. 25
• Matt Little to run for mayor of Lakeville
• Matt Little to run for mayor of Lakeville
• State employees big losers in government shutdown
• State employees big losers in government shutdown
• Where are the bright people?
• Pull together for veterans
• Confusion rises regarding source of error that caused Farmington budget blow-up
• Legislature should fund schools
• Lakeville School Board should reconsider their terms in teacher contract negotiations
• Will a union make a better day care?
• People who give back should be able to vote
• Property tax uprising brewing in suburban cities
• Snow White in skates
• For first film role, Lakeville actor summons spirits
• Holiday Boutique is Dec. 3 in Farmington
• Allegro Choral Academy presents its Winter Concert: “Hallelu!”
• South Metro Chorale presents ‘The Classics of Christmas’
• New Farmington budget plan dedicates money to alleviate property tax hikes
• Sports concussions: What price for glory?
• Sports concussions: Goalie’s hockey future is ‘on ice’
• Eagan hearing-aid manufacturer moves to new site
• Christmas at the Steeple Center is holiday extravaganza
• Farmington Council dumps project funding plan; future plan options likely
• Farmington Troop 119 soars with eight earning Eagle Scout rank
• Farmington boy wins Savers national costume contest
• Breakfast will help Farmington fire victim
• 79 Farmington High School students qualify for honors
• Rosemount man sentenced for obtaining loan proceeds in mortgage fraud scheme
• Farmington Council reverses tax plan position as true costs are calculated
• 2011 Adapted Soccer State Tournament
• 2011 Girls’ Swimming State Meet
• Tigerettes kick off new season
• Blazettes kick it to first at invitational
• Beyond the Yellow Ribbon
• Founder of Belzer auto dealership dies
• Merchants Bank takes ownership of Rosemount bank
• Let there be light
• Holidays 2011
• Hotel closed, will be demolished
• Short Redhead Reel Reviews for the week of Nov. 11
• Short Redhead Reel Reviews for the week of Nov. 11
• Thompson named NJCAA D-II player of the week
• Thompson named NJCAA D-II player of the week
• Personal trainer is pushups guru
• Personal trainer is pushups guru
• Curtain rises for Eagan children’s theater group
• Curtain rises for Eagan children’s theater group
• New players to step into girls hockey spotlight
• New players to step into girls hockey spotlight
• Best pals attain highest honor
• Best pals attain highest honor
• Lakeville, Farmington swimmers set for state showdown
• Lakeville, Farmington swimmers set for state showdown
• Swimmers anxious to dive in at state
• Swimmers anxious to dive in at state
• Road projects push budget up, but city taxes are coming down
• Road projects push budget up, but city taxes are coming down
• Column: Eagan author chronicles state hockey tournament
• Column: Eagan author chronicles state hockey tournament
• Get involved with meal packing
• Major data center planned in Eagan
• Lighting the way for youth
• Faith-based preschool opens in Eagan
• Aging street system needs repairs – but who will pay?
• Farmington businesses could be hit with 26, 27 percent tax increases
• Valley Middle School students take center stage
• Toys for Town requests may lead to record-setting year
• City officials explore merging fire departments into district
• Nighttime delays expected on I-35W in Burnsville
• Eagan strip mall’s eviction notices cancelled
• Fall uncovers more coyotes in Eagan
• Eagan strip mall seeks to evict two tenants
• District 196 officials look to streamline fee payments online
• Eagan’s “Ring Road” now complete
• Toys for Town donation locations
• Toys for Town donation locations
• Budget Open House Set for Dec. 1
• DCTC basketball gets first wins
• DCTC basketball gets first wins
• Farmington reschedules budget workshop
• Farmington reschedules budget workshop
• Panthers fall short in state final
• Panthers fall short in state final
• Eden Prairie over Lakeville North in five-game state final
• Eden Prairie over Lakeville North in five-game state final
• Honoring veterans
• Honoring veterans
• Panthers fall to Cretin on late field goal
• Cretin-Derham ends Panthers’ season at Metrodome
• Lakeville North volleyball advances to state final
• More TAGS gymnasts qualify for state championships
• Veterans remembered at Burnsville High School
• Dumb Criminals in Lakeville: A bong in the car
• Panthers power past Bemidji, on to state semifinals
• Panther volleyball advances to state semifinal
• Flint Hills Resources conducting a controlled burn Thursday
• Lakeville to study reducing developers’ park fees
• Lakeville men arrested for alleged drug possession
• Historical society to re-open Vietnam exhibit; Sisterhood of War presentation Nov. 17
• Wife thanks those who helped after husband had stroke
• Farmington teacher remembered
• Get Ready for ‘Give to the Max Day’
• Farmington man found guilty in 2009 fatal crash
• Panther girls soccer falls to Wayzata in a shoot-out
• Blaze girls soccer to play for state title
• Farmington’s Fogarty considering County Board
• Garofalo plans to seek a fifth term at the Minnesota House
• Bust nets pound of marijuana
• Lightning lose in state quarterfinals 1-0 in shootout
• Lightning duo Krupke and Kennedy knockout Irish 49-13
• Short Redhead Reel Reviews for the week of Nov. 4
• Garofalo, other lawmakers say address Vikings stadium in 2012 session
• Cars, not the walking dead, pose risks on Halloween
• Girls swimming and diving: South finishes season with win over Kennedy
• North defense dominates South in 24-14 win
• Lakeville North football tops South, 23-14
• Section 1 cross country photos
• Halloween-related events held this weekend
• Lakeville senator says gambling is a bad stadium bet
• Amazing Animal Advocates to have art sale, silent auction in Rosemount
• Family is focus in VISTA Productions fall play
• Long meeting, but no final decision on the Vikings stadium
• MnPASS lanes open in Burnsville
• Apple Valley man charged with car theft, assaulting cop
• Eagan teen admits to peeping, break-ins and assault
• Support Needed for "Beyond the Yellow Ribbon"
• Cougar girls win seciton cross country meet
• 2011 Girls State Tennis Tournament
• Kolander leads Panthers to the Dome
• Lakeville North-South football game comes to you
• Eastview boys soccer team wins in state quarterfinal
• Thomas gets 4 years in shooting death
• Dakota County Tribune: 10-27-11
• Burnsville/Eagan Community! 2011
• Farmington/Lakeville Community! 2011
• Apple Valley/Rosemount Community! 2011
• Eagan Fire Department offers reward for information on recent arsons
• Semi crashes in Lakeville, spills tons of frozen food
• Seven candidates vie for four School Board seats
• Anoka can’t solve Panthers defense
• Rosemount and Burnsville boys qualify for state cross country
• Rosemount band earns state title
• Gusts blow as turbine turned on in Rosemount
• Burnsville man found guilty of murder in Rosemount shooting
• Mayor Larson: Council ‘shocked’ when member Donnelly shows up
• Irish tennis places fourth at state
• Lightning, Irish clash set for Saturday
• Minneapolis South no match for Wildcats
• Eagan volleyball killing it
• Second budget open house draws different crowd, similar concerns
• Lakeville volleyball primed for playoffs
• TAGS teams perform well at legacy invitational
• Mustangs win Ankeny tourney
• Irish girls tennis team advances at state
• Apple Valley pro fighter jailed again on warrant
• Daley, Senate Republicans say government get out of the way
• Transportation advocates: Start on road projects now
• Short Redhead Reel Reviews for the week of Oct. 28
• Lakeville police officers who serve as soldiers
• Farmington woman charged with financial exploitation of a senior
• State to save $242 million in health care costs
• Amoroso, Batulis, Magnuson to serve on Principal Evaluation group
• More penguins ‘do the waddle’ at the zoo
• Mesaba headquarters to close in Eagan
• Farmington/Lakeville Coupon Connection: 10-21-2011
• Eagan tops Rosemount, 28-7
• Now, that’s a birthday
• Economy fells another Burnsville council member’s business
• Local author shares father’s wisdom in latest book
• Public gives District 191 higher marks in new opinion survey
• Lakeville North football wins the South Suburban Conference
• A stadium plan Dave Thompson can support
• Art park presents sculptures with spook factor
• Rosemount band places sixth in regional competition
• Irish girls qualify for state
• A recalibration for Lakeville City Council
• Lakeville Senior Center for sale
• CDA townhomes in Lakeville hit opposition
• Public lines up to help blind dog see
• Farmington School Board changes the way it responds by email
• Benefit planned for Farmington woman who suffered stroke
• Predatory offender fails to register in Eagan
• Eastview boys, girls soccer qualify for state
• Lakeville swimmers eye state
• The Play’s the Thing Productions to present ‘Sleepy Hollow’
• Panthers power past Northfield 5-0 in section final
• Blaze over Hornets 2-1 in OT, on to state
• Police probe mystery of missing baskets at disc golf course
• First leader of college in Rosemount dies
• King Cougar revisits his past
• Short Redhead Reel Reviews for the week of Oct. 21
• Girls swimming and diving: Lakeville North defeats Eagan
• Girls swimming and diving: South outduels Apple Valley
• Lakeville Senior Center leader settles defamation suit with the city
• SFC Howard helps out the State of Hockey
• Frontier accused of inflating bills
• Irish second at BSM tourney
• Bauer buries Burnsville 31-0
• New Valleywood clubhouse on track for fall 2012 opening
• Farmington American Legion files for bankruptcy, has building for sale
• Valley over Jaguars 27-6 for first win
• Cougars win conference cross country title
• Lemoine leads Irish over Lightning 28-21
• Employee charged with stealing from Rosemount bank
• Fun Foods Catering reinvents itself
• Rosemount gets key win over Eastview
• Farmington High School illnesses linked to norovirus
• Rosemount tennis heading to state
• Northfield ends Farmington’s soccer season
• Lakeville schools all make progress
• Be smart with your cars
• Update: Two killed in work-zone crash on I-35W identified
• Construction worker killed by motorist on I-35W
• Proper fan participation integral to the soccer experience
• Blaze win comes with a loss
• Winning pretty fun for the Cougars
• Swimmers amped up for True Team
• Eastview falling short against top-ranked teams
• Column: Panthers get the best of South, this time
• Tigers treat homecoming crowd to a win
• Rob Duchscher represents District 196 well
• UMore prepares to turn on the turbine
• Rosemount students to stage fall farce
• Former Burnsville city manager named CEO of DARTS
• Angry citizens speak out against city plan that increases taxes for years
• Possible restriction on campaign signs raises concerns
• New restaurant planned at former Majors Sports Cafe site
• Get a bargain, help a blind dog see
• Marketing strategy progresses in Lakeville
• ISD 194 hires new hockey coach amid controversy
• Family night is Oct. 17 at IMAX Theatre
• Short Redhead Reel Reviews for the week of Oct. 14
• Senate District 37 DFL Progressive Party and Silent Auction
• Turkey burglar breaks in to area home
• Farmington High School students come down with mysterious illness
• Eagan teen accused of felony burglary, attempted sexual assault
• Man arrested in Lakeville on criminal sex charges
• Lakeville teen goes missing
• Southbound I-35W in Burnsville will close from late Oct. 14 to early Oct. 17
• Another Minneapolis budget chief is coming to Burnsville
• Lakeville South homecoming coronation 2011
• Eastview boys, Eagan girls top seeds in Section 3AA soccer
• Section 1AA soccer brackets released
• Ashton attack leads Tigers to 27-0 win
• Commissioner reads for the record
• Lakeville Police Department to host blood drive today
• National Merit Scholars honored at Holy Angels
• Girls swimming and diving: North upends conference leading Rosemount
• Girls swimming and diving: South edges Eagan with a wild finish
• Cherokee Sirloin Room damaged by fire in Eagan
• Panthers outrun Cougars in crosstown football game
• Community spirit at the Lakeville North and South football game
• Ramps and loops at I-35W/Highway 13 to close Oct. 8-9
• Heid leads Panthers to big win over Cougars 30-6
• Dakota County wants residents’ opinions about transportation
• October 2011 Eagan/Burnsville Coupon Connection
• Lakeville honors distinguished alumni
• Watch out for motorcycles
• Classic ghost story comes to Burnsville stage
• Lakeville golfer qualifies for NJCAA national tournament
• Eagan men face federal drug charges over cocaine
• Man charged in string of robberies, car chase in Eagan
• North, South football rivalry among friends
• Club soccer facility opening in Lakeville
• Column: Football season is far from over for losing teams
• Branding helps cities attract, retain businesses
• The ‘Greatest Generation’ didn’t need assistance
• To increase job numbers, stop shipping them
• The good, dull old days in Lakeville are over
• Investigators probe things that go bump in the night
• Two Eagan residents vie for DFL endorsement in 38A
• District 196 falls short of progress goals
• American pub to replace Chateau Lamothe
• City envisions Lockheed as retail
• Access denied for CVS Pharmacy in Heart of the City
• Kazakhstan couple’s Café Raisa spreads culture through food, special events
• Lakeville mayor’s accusations bring out support for Walter
• Labor negotiations in District 194 heat up
• Development team selected for senior housing in Rosemount
• Farmington residents: For $6,000, grass should grow
• Lakeville City Council statement suggests lie accusation not about Walter
• Ramble Jam drew crowd
• Short Redhead Reel Reviews for the week of Oct. 7
• New executive director named at Burnsville arts center
• Lightning strike with 17-0 shutout over Eagles
• Cougars shutout Irish 17-0, showdown with North on Friday
• Crash in Eagan leaves Chaska man in critical condition
• Panthers stay undefeated, sets up Cougar showdown
• TAGS South teams win first competition of the season
• Several Lakeville businesses cited for underage liquor sales
• Highway 52 lane and ramp closures begin Oct. 3
• Commission recommends First Judicial District candidates
• Target zeroes in on shoplifters in Dakota County, metro area
• Cougars get revenge on Irish
• Black Hawk recognized for healthy eating efforts
• Most homeowners to see lower District 196 taxes
• Burnsville hires new CFO
• NAMI Dakota County Monthly Meeting
• Senior Center leader exploring defamation lawsuit against Lakeville mayor
• ‘Llama Llama Red Pajama’ is an invitation to childhood literacy
• North’s Lisa Hall aces her senior year
• Flickering Blaze hoping for a clean bill of health
• Marathon man has more on his mind than personal bests
• Tigers looking to break out of two-week rut
• Library didn’t want new DVD to replace lost material
• Fun Foods Catering is alive and well
• Kline’s job fair was a success
• Mad about road, sewer work
• Valley Ridge senior housing groundbreaking in Burnsville
• Garofalo concerned about new school levy proposals
• Farmington homecoming week packed with activities
• Symphony presents ‘American Classics’
• Book launch at Caponi Art Park
• Harvest of Art on display in Eagan
• Expressions Community Theater auditions set Oct. 3
• Arts Calendar
• Music Calendar
• Family Calendar
• Lakeville caregiver charged with stealing meds, jewlery from Farmington patient
• Special message delivery in Burnsville
• Police search for suspect in string of robberies
• Burnsville man gets life in ex-wife’s murder in Mankato
• House fire blamed on spontaneous combustion
• Cougar girls X-C takes 1st in Eagle Invite
• Wild animals visit Cherry View
• Lakeville North homecoming coronation 2011
• Ramp closures set in Burnsville
• Deer appears behind Bard’s Crossing
• Farmington School Board votes against reimbursing Burke’s legal expenses
• Lakeville liquor study results suggest city-run operations still best deal
• Lightning volleyball tough times at Eagle Invite
• Panther Volleyball takes 3rd at Eagle Invite
• Speir sails to victory at Eagle Invitational
• Short Redhead Reel Reviews for the week of Sept. 30
• Wildcats shutout Eagles for first win
• Panthers dominate Irish 28-7
• Dayton, Republicans clash over union question
• Board of Directors named for Dakota County Regional Chamber
• Dakota County businesses honored for creating jobs
• Portrait of Pawlenty to be unveiled Monday, Oct. 10
• Southbound I-35E weekend closure started at 10 p.m.
• Cassellius applauds Obama’s proposed ‘No Child’ reforms
• Panthers remain undfeated in win against Rosemount
• Fire at Airlake Airport hangar under investigation
• Vandalism connected to Burnsville High a blemish on homecoming week
• Andover runner comes to injured Lakeville competitor’s aid
• 2011 Fall Home Improvement
• Eagan for-profit college named in lawsuit
• Teachers dump Q Comp in 191
• Burnsville composer to bring her opera ‘Pocahontas’ home
• Best start yet for Cougars
• Wildcats itching for signature win
• Panther soccer moves up the ranks
• Tigers break year-long losing streak
• Eagles searching for more goals
• Maryland class envy card is a joker
• Tiger soccer boys, girls both off to best starts yet
• Mayor Larson reconsiders city’s debt reduction plan
• Dorothy Bower: Small-town girl led big-time life
• Country music festival coming to Farmington Oct. 1 at fairgrounds
• Charges allege Hastings man attempted to manufacture meth in Farmington hotel
• Farmington emergency responders receive life savers award
• Church blooms where it is planted in Rosemount
• Idle 50-acre, half-million gallon storage site to be transformed into Rosemount Clean Energies
• O’Riley to perform at fundraiser
• Prior Lake Players present ‘Fairy Tale Adventures!’
• Dance stars lead workshops
• ValleySCARE opens
• ‘The Woman in Black’ at Burnsville Performing Arts Center
• Arts Calendar
• Alleged theft of freon from AC units linked to drug use
• Music Calendar
• Local man charged with child porn possession
• Hot dogs and hot rods at Black Dog Plant
• The party’s over: Criminal charge follows rowdy revel
• Third annual George Wahl Memorial Muskie Tournament Sept. 24
• Lakeville mayor accuses Senior Center leader of lying, calls for investigation
• Pants on Parade in Downtown Lakeville
• Short Redhead Reel Reviews: Week of Sept. 23
• Panthers air attack defeats Hornets 27-14
• Strong Tiger second half shuts down Storm
• Charges allege Hastings man attempted to manufacture meth in Farmington hotel
• Cougar football continues to roar 45-6
• Burnsville woman dies in crash on I-35 in Lakeville
• Twins right down Lakeville’s alley
• Lakeville Art Festival shows some colors
• Lakeville football rivalry to be premiere webcast of Frontier’s ‘Game On!’
• Apple Valley man, mixed martial arts fighter pleads guilty to third-degree assault
• Lightning strick down Wildcats in overtime
• Two local men charged in mortage scheme
• Apple Jack Invite will bring out the best
• Cougars continue ascent
• Panic not in Eastview’s vocabulary
• Tiger volleyball finding the right mix
• Lakeville swimmers breaking waves
• Eagles’ experience translates to wins
• Lakeville honors its police officers
• Lakeville’s Dumb Criminal of the Week: A Joint Venture
• District 191 teachers dump Q Comp
• Lakeville artist wins 2012 duck stamp contest
• City will seek proposals for last remaining parcel of AAA land
• Riverfront trail will link Eagan, Burnsville and other destinations
• Burnsville CEO doing her part to get Americans back to work
• Boulevard tree planting part of response to ash borer
• Former Chateau Lamothe owner declares bankruptcy
• We invite you to become a citizen journalist
• Save Social Security
• Correction
• Facts show stimulus funds are saving, creating jobs
• Lakeville dance company helps with 9-11 ceremony
• Cutting through life’s clutter with Empty the Nest
• Save Social Security
• State funding has increased due to federal help
• We invite you to become a citizen journalist
• Longtime friends unite to make Bella Pizza
• Lakeville man charged with child neglect returned to state
• Update: Merchants Bank to create contiguous territory
• Some school taxes could go down in Lakeville
• Former Chateau Lamothe owner declares bankruptcy
• Home break-ins in Savage and Burnsville prompt police alerts
• Dance party in Apple Valley’s Kelley Park on Sept. 17
• Tiger soccer suffers first loss 6-1
• Lunch from the farm at Southview
• Police: Brutal bar assault followed failed flirtation
• Celebrating 10 years of the Lakeville Area Arts Center
• Lakeville South students remember 9/11
• Burnsville man charged with using another’s Social Security number
• Eagles and Panthers tie 0-0 in semifinal rematch
• Top tunes from the RHS Marching Band
• Marching band weekend for Eastivew
• Panthers push past Eagles 45-19
• Trojans march through Eagan 28-7
• Irish roll to 2-0, crush Burnsville
• Cross country: Apple Valley girls win Faribault invite
• Lakeville North cross country at Faribault Invite
• Cougars air it out over Lightning 28-14
• Burnsville Firemuster honors the heroes of 9/11
• Twins’ Denard Span to host charity bowling event in Lakeville
• Single lane I-35E this weekend, Monday’s rush hour; then two full closures
• Merchants Bank acquires Central Bank in Rosemount
• Unidentified motorcyclist killed in Highway 13 crash
• Cougars hold on to beat Eastview, 28-14
• Lakeville Police Chief’s Column: Routine stop leads to wealth of recoveries
• Eagan man sentenced for harboring illegal aliens
• Police advise caution in wake of Savage, Burnsville break-ins
• Prestigious Processor of the Pantry steamrolls at State Fair
• Poverty in still life
• Lower 2012 levy gets preliminary approval
• Theater will get lounge with alcohol
• Football: Rivalries take the stage in week two
• Friday night preview: Panther offense on the attack
• Something strange in the neighborhood
• Minnesotans: Eagan Market Fest is our favorite
• Photos: Lakevile North cross country at Rosemount Invite
• A decade later, memories of 9-11 remain fresh for local officials
• ‘My Brave Little Man’ book signing is Sept. 17
• Kline meets with local school district officials
• Benefit set for Farmington mom who suffered sudden stroke at work
• Medieval Fair in Eagan Sept. 25
• Farmington preliminary levy passes on 3-2 vote; tax concerns cited
• Nutcracker Ballet auditions
• Photography workshop at Caponi Art Park
• StringWerks auditions begin
• Lakeville North gains a tie at Apple Valley
• A Pledge to serve
• First day friends at Pinewood
• State Sen. Dave Thompson to hold town hall meeting at LSHS
• Cougars sweep the Dakota County Classic
• What’s for lunch at Oak Hills Elementary
• Irish boys win own cross country invite
• A helping hand for the new school year
• Climbing the steps to sucess in Burnsville
• Rosemount Marching Band Festival gears up for 22nd annual event
• Leidner lights up Wildcats 35-21
• Burnsville man dies in Stearns County Jail
• Apple Valley man suffers serious injury in rollover crash
• Met Council says it lacks funds for Cedar Ave. BRT buses
• Irish slow start, strong finish at Kennedy
• Blaze flame out in 3rd quarter
• Panthers pound Lightning 42-17
• 2011 football season kicks off at Lakeville North
• Football: Panthers get ‘statement’ win over Eastview
• 2011 Burnsville Firemuster
• Veterans funding an Obama priority
• ‘The Rabbit’ returns to Minnesota State Fair
• Cross country: Highly ranked teams running strong
• Girls soccer: Keepers keep scores low
• Irish soccer taking it one kick at a time
• Swimming: Focus on cutting times
• Young Tiger soccer team aiming to stay above .500
• Boys soccer: Panthers eye another trip to state
• ‘Unselfish’ Panther girls soccer team eyes state
• Block party, 9/11 observance are Fire Muster highlights
• Burnsville Fire Muster schedule of events
• Sheriffs’ scholarship program accepting applications
• Local officials to race against hunger
• Tying a Yellow Ribbon around Rosemount
• Rosemount portion of taxes won’t change much
• Larson among local mayors racing against hunger
• Haugen encourages teamwork through troubles
• Farmington Schools dedicate almost $400,000 for focus on core subjects
• Wildcat girls soccer shutout streak to three games
• Eagan man accused of brutalizing 11-month-old daughter
• Lakeville South athletic events rescheduled due to poor field conditions
• Lakeville man who allegedly abandoned his son is arrested in California
• Orchard Lake Beach is now open
• Construction on Coachman begins Aug. 29
• McKnight takes reins of familiar territory
• Video: Lakeville Farmers Market blooms
• Lakeville Farmers Market: A place for fresh food, community and good old-fashioned commerce
• Eagle tennis off to strong start
• Burnsville second at state amateur baseball tournament
• Burnsville artist awarded with two special awards on Minnesota Art Pavilion 2011
• Asian carp present long-term challenge to state officials
• Phil Krinkie eyes bid for either House or U.S. Senate
• Eagan man hospitalized in critical condition after motorcycle crash
• Third case of measles in Dakota County reported
• Apple Valley man arrested, booked for arson
• Science scores stay above state average in District 196
• Lakeville man charged with abandoning his child
• Open house August 31 to recognize Sampers
• Haugen encourages teamwork through troubles
• Five Lakeville teens arrested for racist vandalism, damage to property
• Troubled Belzer stalker violates probation five days after sentencing
• Minnesota State Law Requires
• Gas from chemical in sewer drain caused explosion, city concludes
• With welfare of kids at stake, don’t ignore bullying
• Honors pile high for leader in field of developmental disability
• Poll shows strong support for ideas that help local students
• VandenBoom named to 191 School Board
• Flashing yellow arrows debut at key Burnsville intersections
• Burnsville auto shop targeted to high-end performance market
• Wardlow is right for the times
• Where are the flags?
• Panthers transform from young to experienced
• Cougars aim for late November run
• Tigers have higher expectations for 2011
• Free Preview class at Kindermusik of the Valley
• Irish defense remains stout
• Seniors emerge on new-look Blaze
• Wildcats look promising in practice
• Eagle football to travel by air
• Lightning primed for another run
• Clubhouse construction won’t affect play at Valleywood
• Back to School for Burnsville - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Enebak wins second Minnesota State Championship
• Hastings council member to run for County Board
• Lakeville man dies in Kansas City air show crash
• Republicans look for government reform ideas
• Longtime Lakeville City Engineer to retire
• Hitting the right notes in Burnsville
• Lakeville’s Madeline Johnson Wins Minnesota Athlete in Sports Medicine Scholarship
• Storm Swimmers Finish ninth at State Meet
• Benefit planned to help family pay infant’s medical expenses
• State meeting to review Xcel Energy’s Black Dog plant repowering project
• Detour routes revised for I-35E closure overnight Aug. 22-24
• Lac Lavon hosts dog walk
• District 196 students outscore state ACT average
• Garofalo to represent area at State Fair booth
• Two Dakota County infants hospitalized after contracting measles
• Senator Franken tours Dakota County
• Two devastating house fires hit Lakeville
• SuperAmerica store receives bonus for selling winning lottery ticket
• City announces first BPAC performance series
• VandenBoom of Eagan is new District 191 School Board member
• Eagan community leader runs for House
• Apple Valley man killed in rush-hour motorcycle crash
• City credits outgoing director with turnaround at arts center
• The Edge replaces old Renegades
• Kathy Gillen takes the reins back in Eagan
• High expectations for Irish tennis
• Tax money goes beyond police, prisons, food stamps
• Farmington tennis itching for a win
• Panther tennis aiming for four-peat
• Numbers help define discussion
• Farmington resident named county’s ‘Outstanding Senior Citizen of the Year’
• Warm weather draws crowds to Dakota County Fair
• $228.9 million for Morrises of Burnsville
• Majority of Eagan homeowners may see same city taxes
• Farmington will reapply to state for license center
• Sampers to resign from District 196
• Dentist filling gap in city’s downtown
• No levy referendum on ballot in District 196
• Seven candidates file for School Board
• A decade of local learning
• Warm weather draws crowds to Dakota County Fair
• Farmington man allegedly raped girl, stabbed adults
• Short Redhead Reel Reviews for Aug. 19
• Minnesotans should take interest in redistricting to develop fair plan
• Pawlenty’s decision to end bid realistic, friends say
• Honoring ‘Heritage’ in Lakeville
• Eagan man gets prison time for sex with minor
• Big wheels roll over Dakota City Village
• Shootout at Dakota City closes Fair
• The swing of things at the 2011 Dakota County Fair
• Police: Man on drugs found passed out in driver’s seat in Apple Valley
• Price sisters reunite as Gophers
• Bagnall lives up to high expectations
• All-American Goehner takes volleyball talents on European tour
• Lakeville alumnae shine in Croatia
• Krebs brings Lightning experience to Blaze
• Colon Cancer Awareness fundraiser in Hastings
• Bald eagle spotted in Apple Valley neighborhood
• Eagan’s Pawlenty quits presidential race
• Bachmann wins, Pawlenty drops out
• Congresswoman Michele Bachmann wins Iowa straw poll
• Apple Valley emergency response exercise
• Pawlenty stumps at Iowa State Fair
• Burnsville couple wins the $228.9 million Powerball jackpot
• Fire Department makes safety fun
• Market in full swing
• Burnsville man charged in embezzlement from Eagan employer
• Bacon and eggs with a small side of ‘Scarface’
• Apple Valley man charged with identity theft
• Bachmann, Pawlenty mix it up in Republican debate
• Benefit for Shaffer family slated Aug. 14
• Mall will come tumbling down
• Burnsville homeowners should see no increase in city taxes
• Local charter schools dealing with successive funding delays
• MyBurnsville seeks engagement to meet community challenges
• Apple Valley author peers into the future
• Record jackpot Powerball ticket sold in Dakota County
• Burnsville PAC director resigns
• How’s that Cedar Avenue commute working for you?
• Irish eyes are sailing after local resident wins contest
• Rosemount business moves to Lakeville
• Incumbents, one challenger file for District 196 board
• Wetland project turns into major park improvement
• Caring for vulnerable is state’s obligation
• Volunteers find they receive more than they give
• Cut Matt Little some slack
• Thoughts on Lakeville senior center project
• Update: An upending of the status quo in Lakeville public schools
• Lakeville Finance Committee closer to reality
• Former county worker sentenced for stealing public funds
• Lakeville School Board approves new superintendent contract
• 2011 Dakota County Fair
• Blue ribbon winner at the fair
• Two wheels riding high at the Dakota County Fair
• New Sociables women’s organization to meet Sept. 12
• Former Rosemount man pleads guilty to tax charges
• Driver in alleged Walmart theft charged with felony
• Pawlenty lacks the ‘buzz’
• Citizens Redistricting Commission seeks community input for 2nd District
• Tanker crashes into two SUVs on 35E
• Lakeville’s Dumb Criminal of the Week: Evidence under the nose
• Night to Unite a night to remember
• Citizens commission to address redistricting
• Farmington woman injured in fatal crash east of Mazeppa
• Miracole’s Candy Shoppe changes hands
• Aug. 6 Aurora activity
• Lakeville School Board to vote on new superintendent contract Tuesday
• Burnsville man allegedly assaulted woman who wouldn’t have sex
• Having heart saves lives at Fairview Ridges
• City loans $50,000 to draw more shows to Burnsville arts center
• Ten seek School Board seat
• Tires Plus approved for mall site
• Community unites for National Night Out
• Mack, Gerlach earned their pay
• Delays in state funding are cuts
• Principles of the principals in Minnesota schools
• ‘Beauty and the Beast Jr.’ in Burnsville
• Flowers and computers make a sweet spot for local couple
• La Semana bridges cultures for adoptees
• Lakeville Senior Center project to move forward amid some hostilities
• National Night Out on Yorktown Drive
• Eagan author recalls life on streets through recent novel
• Primrose School expands to Eagan
• Burnsville distributor keeps pace with digital age
• Update: Power restored after outage in downtown Lakeville, parts of Farmington
• Dakota City plans fair events
• Expressions presents ‘A Month of Sundays’
• Benefit set for tornado victims
• Rocking the cuffs
• Farmington makes changes to improve city’s bottom line
• Farmington likely to increase 2012 levy by $1.3 million
• Garofalo considers running for Harris’ seat as Dakota County commissioner
• Curry chasing his hockey dreams overseas
• Lakeville City Council votes to move Senior Center project forward
• Eagan man rescued by passerby after near drowning
• Apple Valley U10 third at NAFA
• Apple Valley U12 fastpitch second at state
• Dakota Rev U14C1 Girls Win State Championship
• Eastview football kickoff bash is Aug. 26
• Lakeville Fire Department: Sixteen candles shouldn’t burn uninhibited
• Harold Torrence Latin Vibe featured at Music in Kelley Park
• Woman found dead in Burnsville lake
• Rosemount Leprechaun Days events entertain
• Rosemount Leprechaun Days Parade: Part 2
• 2011 Rosemount Leprechaun Days Grand Day Parade
• Eagan man faces felony charges for allegedly stealing from nonprofit
• Penny for your thoughts
• Eastview 14AA team wins state baseball tournament
• Healthy Life Expo
• Youth speeders race Burma Avenue in Rosemount
• Leprechaun Days Youth Fishing Derby
• Applications are being accepted for Rosemount Youth Commission
• Dakota County Fair schedule of events
• Summer’s tradition is back: Dakota County Fair is Aug. 8-14
• Showcasing the Arts in Dakota County
• Thank you, city of Lakeville, for improving bike trail
• Hermsan named all-American
• Area teens shine in JO Games
• Unavoidable shutdown erodes confidence in our leaders
• Partnerships part of new norm for government
• Shame on Lakeville
• Marie Fox McAndrews dies at 101
• ‘32 years is enough’
• Farmington schools plan response to state budget
• Burke will ask district to reimburse his legal fees
• Christian Life School’s playground is monumental
• Lakeville Senior Center vote coming Monday
• New Lakeville superintendent knows technology, strength of community
• Hard times expected as funding is further delayed
• Families of autistic children have new option
• Volunteers needed for Burnsville festival
• Eagan mayor elected to League of Minnesota Cities board
• Calming down Flagstaff Avenue
• Author signing set Aug. 13 at B&N
• Delta to vacate yet another Eagan site
• Manslaughter charged in friend’s fatal shooting in Burnsville
• Despatch Industries sold to Illinois Tool Works Inc.
• Michael Monroe returns to Music in Kelley Park
• South Metro post offices avoid closure
• Farmington man allegedly conducted ‘energy readings’ to molest girls
• Bicyclist collides with vehicle in Apple Valley
• West Point cadets honor fallen Apple Valley soldier
• Update: Two Lakeville beaches closed because of bacterial outbreak
• Ogers invade Nicollet Commons Park
• Burnsville, Lakeville North earn berths in American Legion state baseball tournament
• Eastview advances to American Legion state tournament
• Rosemount ball players take a swing at tournament
• DNA evidence pinpoints suspect in robbery attempt
• Medallion has been found in Rosemount
• Hamsters, gerbils compete in grand prix
• Third clue in medallion hunt released
• Run for the Gold sprints to the finish
• Second clue in medallion hunt released
• Votes on major bills during special session
• Portions of Dodd to be closed next week
• Only Coughlin can take Crichton’s place
• First clue in medallion hunt released
• City seeks development partner for senior housing
• 2011 Leprechaun Days
• Lakeville school board chooses Lisa Snyder as new superintendent
• Run the arts center in-house, outgoing chairman suggests
• Burnsville tightens rules on massage businesses
• Eagan Police seek witnesses to high speed chase
• Apple Valley Rotary Club had a fantastic year
• IRA tax reform to reduce U.S. debt
• Thoughts on mayor’s possible legislative bid
• Income buffer means more for economy
• Greed, selfishness
• No one wants to pick up the tab
• Sign was inappropriate
• Lakeville to market itself to businesses
• Metro Transit avoids devastating cuts to Lakeville bus service
• Heat wave hits Farmington
• State shutdown leads to income for Farmington
• Local businesses provide uplifting services for life’s significant events
• Blue Cross CEO moving to Florida
• Catching up with the Dirth twins
• Harvest of Art call for artists
• Arts council offers $100 grants
• Family Fun Tuesdays at Caponi Art Park schedule
• Beating the heat at Redwood Community Pool
• Official Rules for the Hunt for the Leprechaun’s Lost Medallion
• Man accused of threatening to slit Apple Valley woman’s throat
• Domestic abuse shelter reopens in Hastings
• Farmington City Council approves contract with McKnight
• Popular city employee, Mike Nibbe, dies at 45
• Lakeville Shock win district tournament
• Farmington’s pancake man enjoyed giving to others
• Tentative state budget deal announced
• Dayton to accept Republican budget offer
• Weggemann wins ESPY
• Is your legislator still collecting a paycheck?
• Local Republicans standing firm
• City watches closely as Xcel plans $600 million plant upgrade
• Greg Tomlinson
• Shane Wyatt McCartney
• Bruce Johnson
• Dayton to accept Republican budget offer
• Weggemann wins ESPY
• Is your legislator still collecting a paycheck?
• Local Republicans standing firm
• Jayatilaka family earns high marks at taekwondo world championship
• City watches closely as Xcel plans $600 million plant upgrade
• Burnsville eyes infrastructure projects to grease development
• Sticking with John Kline
• Explosion in Burnsville sewer line still a mystery
• Lundin’s hockey journey comes home
• Students come first for new Akin Road Elementary principal
• Farmington School Board reinstates some of its pay
• Three residents attend first School Board listening session
• Eagan swimmer up for an ESPY award
• Moltzan earns spot on U.S. Ski Team
• Metro transit budget cuts could mean reduced transit in Lakeville
• College golf a whole new game for Samb, Huhnerkoch
• Shutdown could take some beer away
• Digital montage exhibit at The Great Frame Up
• Experience Indonesia at Caponi Art Park
• Republican senators go back to state Supreme Court
• Additional information sessions scheduled for 
new mortgage assistance program
• Two finalists named for top Lakeville schools position
• Two charged after rash of vehicle break-ins
• Two Lakeville pole vaulters qualify for National Junior Olympics
• School Board unanimously approves Haugen’s three-year contract
• Lakeville school district names five superintendent candidates
• Veterans’ memorial planned for Rambling River Park
• 2011 Lakeville Pan-O-Prog events
• Stormy start, but strong finish for Prog run
• Cruise night rolls down Holyoke Avenue
• Update: Lakeville man dies in plane crash
• Legendary Minnesota band Soul Asylum impresses at Pan-O-Prog
• 2011 Lakeville Pan-O-Prog Grand Parade
• Carlson-Mondale Commission throws third alternative on budget negotiations table
• Explosions blast manhole covers in northeast Burnsville neighborhood
• Eagan YMCA employee charged with stealing from co-workers
• Zoo’s new penguin exhibit opens Saturday
• Former Eagan fire chief dies
• State shutdown has minimal effect on city operations
• Helping students gain, not give ground over the summer
• Helping students gain, not give ground over the summer (Lakeville version)
• Medicare Part D needs reform
• Fixed oil prices
• Positive attributes
• Don’t blame legislators for shutdown
• Legislators should stand firm
• Sounds a lot like intolerance
• Miss Lakeville 2011 is crowned
• Lakeville financial audit shows a hiccup
• Leprechaun Days looking for a few good teams
• Thief ordered to pay $44,400 in restitution
• Area vandals hit state park
• Dakota Valley Orchestra in the park
• Auditions set for new show choir
• Beat Squad auditions
• ‘Joseph’ tickets on sale now
• School districts to receive aid during shutdown
• Domestic abuse shelter closes during shutdown
• Symphony, chorale perform out of their world
• Benefit slated for child with brain tumor
• Lakeville player selected to RBI All-Star Team
• Art and All that Jazz scales back festival
• Lakeville man killed in I-35W motorcycle crash in Burnsville
• A warm welcome and sunny skies shine on the Freedom Days parade
• Eagan Funfest parade in 4th gear
• Minnesota Zoo reopens after two days without visitors
• Shutdown forces zoo to close
• Eagan motorcyclist killed in crash on Pilot Knob
• Pro fighter charged with assault on wife
• Shutdown could have some effects at Burnsville City Hall
• Eagan’s July 4th Funfest to celebrate ‘Hometown Heroes’
• Framework of shutdown long in coming
• Budget impasse shutters state government
• Protected: Dakota County Tribune Business Weekly: 06-30-2011
• 2011 Pan-O-Prog Buyers Guide
• EHS speech coach inducted into national hall of fame
• History class offered online
• State troopers will remain on highways during any state government shutdown
• Lending a helping hand at Frontier
• Where’s the talk about jobs now?
• A mirror, a choice leads to a question for July 4
• Scoutmaster sentenced to 21 years in prison
• Best Buy eyes crosstown move to former Circuit City space
• Piccolo’s Pizzeria plays a new tune
• Farmington businesses plan block party, car show
• FHS graduate leaves with diploma and a sweet ride
• Groomer’s life has gone to the dogs
• Woodland preserve comes to life in Rosemount
• Man wanted on bomb threat charge arrested in Rosemount
• Farmington City Council skips steps to hire David McKnight
• Florida man charged in scam targeted at local seniors
• Eagan resident to circumnavigate Lake Superior in the name of ALS research
• Lakeville golf tournaments aim to replace divots in budget
• Column: The story of Burnsville’s collapse vanishes with one inning
• Parsons named South MVP on offense at all-star game
• Pawlicki selected to lead Eagle tennis
• State shutdown choice down to hours
• Jay Haugen is new superintendent of Farmington Schools
• It’s official: Meeks to start new job July 15
• Lakeville Senior Center moving plan advances
• Lakeville Veterans Flag Exchange – June 4, 2011
• ‘Fun Finders’ tour the best of Burnsville
• District 196 to draw from general fund to balance budget
• Police: Man pulled knife in dispute over gas money
• Farmington School Board sets listening session
• Irish 10A Blue wins Woodbury tourney
• Potential Lakeville Senior Center move overcomes a hurdle
• Lakeville Farmers Market canceled July 9
• Apple Valley man uninjured in head-on highway collision
• Harmon Killebrew Field opening day in Lakeville
• Scoutmaster sentenced to 21 years for sexually molesting four boys
• Art with a smile in Eagan
• Farmington School Board plans to offer superintendent job to Haugen
• Farmington City Council completes interviews
• School officials express concerns to metro DFLers
• Spotlight shines on theater standouts at Eastview, Eagan
• High school theater students deserve praise
• Orduno drops out of run for Farmington city administrator job
• Farmington School Board selects superintendent finalists
• June 2011 Burnsville/Eagan Coupon Connection
• New Fire Safety Center is multiuse, green facility
• Eagan seeks next ‘Top Dog’
• Wood shop open to all comers
• Voss Report shows that suburbs need LGA more than outstate
• Keep state funds flowing to public schools
• Recycling equals money
• Audit: Property value falling, city of Burnsville financially sound
• Don’t let the numbers fool you
• Prison for second defendant in brutal townhome attack
• Blaze storms back to win state title
• A ‘TOPS’ restaurant expands in Rosemount
• With inventory in place, accountant finally unveils her new- and used-goods store
• Summer camp allows girls to explore technical education
• Water balloon sales to put water in African wells
• Lakeville soldier receives honors for bravery
• Update: District 194 to appoint interim superintendent
• Killebrew Field grand opening this Sunday
• Baseball exhibit comes to Burnhaven Library
• Teddy Bear Band to perform July 6
• Farmington U16 girls soccer second at the NESA tournament
• Tornado Watch for Dakota County through 9 p.m. Tuesday
• Woman allegedly turns knife on husband after stabbing herself
• Eagan house fire likely caused by lightning
• Heroin charge follows parking lot incident
• Suspects sought in assault west of downtown Rosemount
• Farmington superintendent candidates offer many years of experience
• Barb Knudsen could be 194 interim superintendent
• Farmington School Board names four superintendent finalists
• State baseball finals game for Burnsville postponed to Wednesday
• Special Election Date Set for Tuesday, July 26
• Lakeville crash slows I-35 traffic Saturday
• Highway 13/101 lane closures begin June 19
• Blaze baseball to play for state title
• Lakeville North sixth at state in boys golf
• Burnsville’s Wilkins goes 1-1 at state
• Eagles’ Bettes wins consolation title
• Eastview places fifth at state in boys golf
• Boys track: Eastview leaps to fifth at state
• Rosemount boys were busy at state track meet
• Girls track: Eagle relay wins state title
• Board passes balanced budget, Community Ed. shaky in District 191
• Lakeville house fire damages garage, but no one injured
• Funfest adds ‘Patriotic Day’
• Dog fair will benefit Eagan resident with cancer
• Public input sought on road project in Burnsville
• Anthony Caponi to receive ‘Eleven Who Care’ award
• J. B. O’Meara Company begins corporate volunteering program
• Family events slated through Musikgarten
• Dew Day royalty 2011
• Burnsville baseball makes quick work of Bemidji at state
• Counterpoint: Bridging gap to dental care for poor
• Shutdown is not a good idea
• Meeks finalist in Colorado
• Emily Shearer crowned Miss Farmington
• Music, art festival’s future in doubt
• Rosemount woman helps in Haiti
• Rosemount family fights cancer together
• Produce processing workers grow together
• Babies, moms pampered at boutique
• 2011 State Golf Meet
• 2011 Girls State Track Meet
• Lakeville asks for a lot in a new superintendent
• New state program gives Lakeville some levy room
• 2011 Boys State Track Meet
• Tenured teachers now on chopping block in District 196
• District 196 plans to use fund balance to resolve deficit, await state aid
• Eagan man charged with forcing teen girl to have sex
• Police: Cigarette purchase with counterfeit bill led to drug bust
• Giant Step Theatre to present “Beauty and the Beast” next week
• Farmington Schools superintendent candidates to be named Monday
• After selected as top finalist, Meeks not selected for Pennsylvania position
• Construction advisory for Highway 13/101 work in Savage
• Swanson files court petition to keep state government running
• Carnival fun, with community service at its core
• Lakeville South High School graduation 2011
• Lakeville North High School graduation 2011
• Farmington High School Class of 2011
• Lakeville’s Dumb Criminal of the Week
• Practitioners overstate case for practicing dentistry
• Farmington man charged for chase with police that ended in crash
• Myhra, Anderson to have town hall meeting
• 65th wedding anniversary
• Burnsville High School Class of 2011
• Apple Valley High School Class of 2011
• Burnsville lacrosse finishes third at state
• First-graders read 52,186 minutes
• Protected: Dakota County Tribune Business Weekly: 06-09-2011
• Your stories
• 2011 Dew Days
• 2011 I Love Burnsville
• Local legislators: Let voters decide definition of marriage
• City manager gets 2 percent raise
• Closed gas station will reopen
• Zoo officials: Tranquilizing wolf was not an option
• Cafe mom perks up working days
• Rosemount council prohibits body art businesses from operating in residential zones
• Plans progress for new Lakeville Walmart
• Lakeville City Council approves liquor study
• 194 Superintendent search forum yields few takers
• Lakeville School Board votes on new school start times
• Gander Academy turns virtual into reality
• Blaze baseball returns to state tournament
• Blaze lacrosse redefines season in playoffs
• Lakeville track has several state entrants
• REV Synergyt U13 wins St. Croix Cup
• International Festival of Burnsville Set for Saturday, June 18
• Burnsville baseball advances to state
• Eastview out in state team tennis first round
• Beating the heat at the Westview Fun Run
• Heartbeat harnesses The Force
• Cigarette caused Eagan apartment fire that displaced 150 residents
• Farmington Council agrees to pay Herlofsky severance pay
• Plots now available at Burnsville’s second community garden
• Alleged hitting with fireplace poker brings malicious punishment charge
• Eastview High School Class of 2011
• Rosemount High School seniors graduate
• Wildcat class of 2011
• Blaze lacrosse advances to state
• Eastview names new girls basketball coach
• Farmington couple allegedly stocked online business with stolen items
• Strapped school district considers drawing down fund balance
• More employees in District 191 given notice
• Farmington students may soon be wired in the classroom
• Morrison to resign from District 191 School Board
• Honored tutor has ‘street cred’ with his English-language pupils
• Jefferson ends Blaze’s run
• Wild Irish road to state stops short in Bloomington
• Hats off to the SES class of 2011
• Protected: Dakota County Tribune Business Weekly: 06-02-2011
• Cedar Avenue BRT construction: Road closure update
• Businesses resurrect Sunday concert series in Heart of the City
• 9 seek to replace Crichton
• Burnsville, Eagan advance to Section 3 lacrosse final
• Eastview pitcher McDevitt returns to the mound
• Column: Diamond all-star found in the rough
• South’s Pieri focused on reaching new heights
• Farmington man to serve one year for growing pot
• Can you take South St. Paul out of the boy?
• Action expected on Dodge Middle School upgrades
• Farmington’s Fogarty helps bridge the gap to dental care for the poor
• Burnsville man’s family seeks help in finding his killer
• Section final softball game postponed
• District 194 plans for fiscal uncertainty
• Longtime Lakeville educator to retire this year
• Mentorship smooths life’s bumpy road
• Bike ride raises money for Kids ’n Kinship
• SES student has a classroom with a world view
• Officers bust marijuana-growing operation
• International Festival of Burnsville is June 18
• Man charged after confrontation in park
• Deadline extended for art festival applications
• Expressions Community Theater auditions set June 6-7
• Reception held in Herlofsky’s honor
• Apple Valley residents mark Memorial Day
• Rosemount honors Memorial Day
• I-35W lane and ramp closures to continue through June 10
• Farmington Memorial Day 2011
• Lakeville observes Memorial Day at Aronson Park
• Woman charged with prostitution, selling pot to undercover officer
• Blaze one win away from state
• Farmington Memorial Day services draw crowd
• Memorial Day observed at Pleasant View Memorial Gardens in Burnsville
• Memorial Day ceremony at Bi-Centennial Park in Burnsville
• Area Memorial Day services slated
• Sen. Thompson’s bill vetoed by governor
• Breakfast with champions in Lakeville
• Lakeville’s Dumb Criminal of the Week
• Sentences need to be greater for negligent drivers
• Third-grade retention dropped from Myhra bill
• 13 is lucky for Blaze softball
• Crooner takes his gift from the car to the piano bar to the stage
• Tiger softball squeezes past Raiders
• North boys lacrosse over South 6-3
• SSC boys meet: Irish continue to dominate
• SSC girls meet: North wins, Eagles win five conference titles
• District 196 to borrow $15 million
• Rosemount boys lacrosse has never been better
• Boys golf: Lightning clearing the course first
• Bills didn’t tell the whole story
• Girls golf: Section 3AAA title up for grabs
• Correction
• Proud of the work we did this session
• Amendment alienates
• Remembering our fallen heroes
• Mushroom hunting should be allowed
• Akin Road Elementary principal to leave district
• Herlofsky led city through difficult time
• Farmington receives 29 applications for city administrator position
• Burnsville beats Eastview in extra innings
• From Eagan to presidential candidate
• Presidential candidate Pawlenty heads south as his campaign season begins
• Senior prepares to set sail
• School for Environmental Studies students grow strong, tall
• Company is still blazing trails after 125 years
• Lakeville woman charged in fatal crash in Eureka
• Old police station proposal premieres before seniors in Lakeville
• Apple Valley Chamber of Commerce celebrates 40 years
• Lakeville municipal liquor study progresses
• Tiger girls lacrosse encouraged about the future
• Jury convicts Burnsville man of conspiring to bilk mortgage lenders
• Two charged in Burnsville pot bust
• Update: Helicopter crashes into Lake Marion in Lakeville
• Woman, 31, accused of ‘sexting’ Apple Valley boy
• Helicopter crashes near Lake Marion in Lakeville
• Pawlenty vows to speak the plain truth
• Pawlenty has his supporters in Iowa
• Burnsville High School classroom blocked off due to mercury spill
• Farmington receives 29 applications for city administrator position
• Presidential candidate Pawlenty makes stop in Iowa
• CPR training required for child care providers
• Farmington grandmother, grandson escape fire
• Irish boys lacrosse earns top seed in playoffs
• Panther girls lacrosse gets No. 2 seed in Section 3
• Lakeville Police Chief: Law enforcement a dangerous profession
• Pawlenty announces presidential bid on Internet video
• Irish boys win True Team state
• North fourth, South fifth at True Team state
• House prayer prompts apology
• Pawlenty expected to announce his run for president on Monday
• Grand March at Farmington High School
• Farmington military family picnic
• World War II invades Dakota City
• Man charged with arson for dumpster fire
• I Love Burnsville Week Set for June 3-11
• Lane closures in Lakeville
• Softball playoffs: Apple Valley, Eagan, Rosemount advance to quarterfinals
• Mayoral bean-spilling kicks off Soybean Festival
• Protected: Dakota County Tribune Business Weekly: 05-19-2011
• Franken talks ‘tracking technology’ at Eagan women’s shelter
• Rebuilding after the fire
• Myhra wants students reading at grade level before advancing
• Exports must grow, panel says
• Walmart is coming to Burnsville
• Farming cooperative keeps growing
• Burnsville doctor reprimanded for sexual conduct with patient
• Eagle Ridge educator honored by peers
• Connecting investors with entrepreneurs earns high school student national award
• Akin Road Elementary principal to leave districct
• Photo released from Hampton bank robbery
• Public opinions sought regarding Farmington’s next superintendent
• Five have filed so far for Burnsville council election
• Crystal Lake Elementary celebrates its 23-year legacy in Lakeville
• No severance package for next Lakeville superintendent
• Late rally pushes Tigers past Storm
• Simple Steps kickoff event May 22 in Eagan
• Director Jim Brandl to retire at end of school year
• Tiger girls lacrosse edged out by Park
• Music Calendar
• Walmart is coming to Burnsville
• Ex-Gopher named Lakeville South girls basketball coach
• U.S. Secretary of Commerce Locke visits Burnsville
• Woman killed in Eagan crash
• Eagan KFC manager allegedly used customers’ debit cards
• Lakeville to form finance committee
• Farmington officer takes oath of office
• Dayton proposes to reduce state budget spending
• Schorzman to be named interim administrator
• Woman who killed 3-year-old daughter charged with prostitution in Burnsville
• Dayton, Republicans draw deep lines in budget negotiations
• 2011 MSHSL Hall of Fame inducts four from Dakota County
• Lakeville South 2011 Prom Grand March
• Lakeville North 2011 Prom Grand March
• 2011 Scottish Fair in Farmington
• Eagan track second at True Team sections
• Farmington Girls Soccer U14C2 takes first in Woodbury
• Bill to fund state’s outdoor projects
• Use of deadly force legislation passes House
• Eagan representative opposes federal health care bill
• Armed robbery in Hampton under investigation
• Three finalists selected for seat on First Judicial District bench
• Rosemount wins True Team Section 3AAA
• From the Lakeville Police Chief: Dumb Criminals
• Police probe black bear sightings in Apple Valley
• ‘Grow Farmington’ replaces ‘Farmington Friendly’ as city’s overall branding slogan
• Taste of Lakeville 2011
• State fines Progressive Rail for environmental violations
• Eagan fun run revamped as ‘5K Your Way’ activity festival
• Highway 13-CR 5 interchange project will add traffic headaches
• Hydrant nozzles will speed connection
• Blaze win South Suburban Conference title
• City should spend money where it is needed most
• Burnsville man faces tax charges
• Reform and fairness focus of K-12 finance plan
• Federal instability calls for a Plan B
• Speakers get ready to address Farmington class of 2011
• Dentist plans to build new office
• Eagan man makes solar power simple
• Banquet space is vacant no more
• UPDATE: One released, two still in hospital after crash
• Sounds and flavors of India May 15
• Auditions for ‘The Wizard of Oz’ slated May 16-17
• ‘Alice in Wonderland’ ballet performances May 22 in Lakeville
• Metcalf Comedy Club showcase set May 15
• Dinner and a movie night at IMAX on May 16
• Activity fees rise in District 196
• District 196 looks to advertising for revenue
• District 196 looks to line of credit to help balance the books
• Prom night reminder at Lakeville South
• Felony charge follows ruckus
• Farmington School Board defines superintendent search process
• Panthers bats around the Irish
• Lakeville Fusion win Running with the Wolves tournament
• DCTC baseball advances to Region 13 tourney
• Lakeville man charged with using employer’s credit card for living expenses
• Scottish Fair comes to Farmington May 14
• Farmington man whose license is cancelled charged with DWI, again
• Weekend tournaments: Apple Valley wins big, Blaze softball second at Eastview tournament
• Plan adds house district to local area
• Parents of soldier who died honored at White House
• Leprechaun Days’ fair applications due May 19; band lineup announced
• District 191 may face budget shortfall, adjustments
• Farmington man allegedly stripped, forced 15-year-old girl into sex
• From the Lakeville Police Chief: Goat returns and pre-teen drivers
• LAST CHANCE: Final day to win free tickets to Taste of Lakeville
• Burnsville chiropractor adapts business model to changing times
• St. Paul man charged in prolonged assault on Burnsville woman
• Two Rosemount adults, toddler injured in Wisconsin crash
• Oldest library will look like new to patrons after remodeling
• 200-or-so and counting
• Gastropub is newest addition to rechristened Burnsville hotel
• Staff interviews to be part of search for new Farmington city administrator
• Farmington offers new way to keep up
• 2011 Taste of Lakeville
• Recession means more are aging in place, study says
• More local hotels go smoke-free
• Town Centre Taco Bell will move … next door
• Let your legislators know that Minnesotans are willing to invest in state’s values
• North Dakota firm to purchase Carlson Tractor & Equipment
• Cities earn bike-friendly honor
• Library sculpture to be dedicated
• Rosemount man: Bill to let voters define marriage is ‘insulting’
• Meeks seeking superintendent position in Pennsylvania
• Groundbreaking held for Farmington senior housing complex
• South Suburban Conference girls track meet
• Free admission for moms at zoo
• South Suburban Conference boys track meet
• ‘Tommy’ comes to Burnsville PAC
• Residents reflect on death of bin Laden
• Sentence is 29 and a half years for one of two guilty in attack, arson
• Senior housing development groundbreaking Wednesday
• Taste of Lakeville: Only a couple days left to win free tickets
• Summer senior youth league baseball players wanted
• LaCroix will lead search for new Farmington schools superintendent
• Lakeville Shock U13 wins Blaine Breakout tourney
• Grand jury indictment in Lakeville ‘bees’ crash on I-35
• Off to see the wizard
• Kline offers statement regarding killing of Osama bin Laden
• Lakeville Starliners dance team auditions coming up this Saturday
• From Lakeville Police: Dumb criminals and wandering goats
• Kuyper ‘delighted’ to hear of Bin Laden’s death, no U.S. soldiers hurt
• Cougars second at home invite
• Lights, cameras, grand march at Burnsville High School
• Assessment hearing slated for 2011 road improvements
• Highway 50 east of Farmington to be resurfaced
• Win free tickets to Taste of Lakeville
• Lakeville man sentenced for operating Ponzi scheme
• Change your oil at Spirit of Joy Church to support single mothers
• Caponi Art Park founder celebrates 90th birthday
• Giving comfort through quilts
• Burnsville man pleads guilty to charge in Amtrak bomb scare in Montana
• A little bit of Lakeville in Mozambique
• Thousands of cyclists plan on riding through Lakeville on Sunday
• Panther golfers want to make state trip a routine
• Wildcats rounding into shape
• Blaze shrug off early losses
• Wildcats second at home tournament
• Two superintendent search firms to present to Farmington School Board
• Lakeville police to get reprieve after all
• These 2011 FHS grads are at the top
• Economy rough on pets in need, organization trying to help them
• Farmington School Board passes preliminary 2011-12 budge
• Rosemount man charged with felony assault
• Peanuts attraction opens at Valleyfair
• Children’s Art Festival set at Burnsville Performing Arts Center
• Free Comic Book Day is May 7
• Caponi Art Park celebration set May 7
• Benefit concert for Haitian orphans
• Music calendar
• Arts calendar
• Books calendar
• Family calendar
• Lakeville School Board approves attendance boundary changes
• Lakeville School Board to interview two finalists for superintendent search firm
• Could Lakeville come up with $300,000?
• Eagle boys lacrosse over Wildcats 8-6
• Blaze softball undefeated
• “Bye Bye Birdie” at Lakeville South
• Rosemount man to be retried in deadly hit-and-run
• Rosemount man sentenced after smoking pot on YouTube with minor
• Farmington School Board passes preliminary 2011-12 budget
• Construction updates from the Cedar Avenue BRT project (April 25)
• Three injured by deck collapse in Rosemount
• Antique store to open in Farmington
• Dumb Criminal of the Week: Real name, fake money
• Police Chief’s Column: A crash unfolds
• A hopping good time for all
• Rosemount Easter egg hunt
• Apple Valley woman charged in mortgage fraud scheme
• Gov. Dayton celebrates Earth Day at SES
• Some Lakeville intersections to close next week
• Burnsville-Eagan-Savage School Board approves layoffs
• Rosemount woman sues Park Nicollet Clinic Burnsville Urgent Care
• As snow finally ends, Eagan’s road construction season begins
• Earth Day: Help clean up Eagan parks
• Quality of Blackhawk, Thomas lakes subject of public forum
• Burnsville sets date for special election
• A new disc golf course for Lakeville?
• K-9 sweep of high school parking lot turns up no contraband
• Tidal Wave win league championship
• Lakeville junior golf tournament set for May 21
• Golfers hoping to warm up
• After years of planning, Farmington housing development moves forward
• Farmington council’s to take stepped approach to sustainability
• Farmington air traffic controllers are wide awake, says former controller
• Parachute jump planned for Memorial Day event
• Railroad leadership and community responsibility
• Allegro Choral Academy concert slated May 7
• World War II re-enactment event set May 21-22
• Caponi Art Park founder to be feted
• Local resident kicks off nationwide tour
• Music Calendar
• Arts Calendar
• Eagan man charged for strangling pregnant girlfriend
• Council considers new Valleywood clubhouse
• Burnsville Performing Arts Center seeks new tenants to replace Envision Academy
• Diversity doubles in District 196
• Mega Meet at Lakeville North stadium
• Panthers past Cougars in Lakeville softball showdown
• Cougars past Panthers in Lakeville baseball battle
• Farmington School Board meeting set to help define board member roles
• Farmington Council to turn headhunters to fill city administrator position
• Rosemount National seized by federal regulators, acquired by Central Bank
• Zoo’s conservation director to retire
• What does the Lakeville School Board want in a search firm?
• Rosemount National seized by federal regulators, acquired by Central Bank
• Rosemount National seized by federal regulators, acquired by Central Bank
• Players announced for all-star football game
• Christensen signs with St. Cloud State
• Lakeville artists: You could design the Pan-O-Prog button
• Construction updates from along Cedar Avenue
• Why disparage Rep. Wardlow instead of meeting with him?
• Eagan woman celebrates 100 years
• Thanks from Brown
• Impounding stray cats is in best interest of city
• Vikings stadium: What are the long-term benefits?
• The pot and the kettle
• Merge Lakeville, Farmington school districts
• Battle over eminent domain ends
• Republicans wrong about education
• At the Apple Valley Rotary, civic life lives
• Around the world in 85 hours
• Most Farmington students plan for college, but more try drugs, alcohol at earlier ages
• Is Burke to blame for Farmington School Board problems?
• Annual People’s Fair returns to Lakeville April 19
• Dramatic rollover near Pizza Hut, but no serious injuries
• Police: All Saints Catholic Church vandal yelled ‘I hate Christians’ as he was tackled to the ground
• BA 191 seeks revenue from a reader board at Alimagnet Park
• Dinner and a movie night at IMAX on April 18
• Master poetry class in Eagan
• Young Artists’ Concert set May 1
• Sign up for ‘Disney’s Beauty and the Beast Jr.’
• Arts census available online
• Music Calendar
• Grace Lutheran hosts Holocaust film event
• Two Lakeville men, both 18, injured while fleeing police
• Dave Thompson appointed to two conference committees
• Farmington School Board agrees to set monthly discussion sessions
• Eagan honored for food drive
• Man vandalizes All Saints Catholic Church altar during Mass
• Park-and-ride construction delayed by archeological find
• April Coupon Connection: Farmington/Lakeville
• Attend the Lakeville People’s Fair on April 19
• Former rivels help UMD win national title
• Burnsville High School’s Envision Academy will close
• Several area projects part of this year’s MnDOT construction schedule
• Lakeville superintendent testifies before Congress
• Lakeview Bank announces Legacy Award recipients
• CSM to buy Lockheed property
• City Council wrong to cut cat service
• Integration funding must go
• Fragile economy
• Why wouldn’t Rep. Wardlow meet with constituents?
• Keeping teens safe from sexual assault
• Three tentative truths about teacher/principal evaluation
• Fossum plans to push weights to new heights
• Distance and throwing a plus for Panthers
• Book sale at Robert Trail Library April 14-16
• Book sale at Wescott Library April 13-17
• Lakeville seniors activities
• Senior Day at IMAX Theatre set April 12
• Apple Valley seniors activities
• Watercolor exhibit opens in Lakeville
• Farmington begins search for new city administrator
• Traveling circus coming to Farmington
• Update: Crystal Lake boundary change recommendations announced
• Search for new Lakeville superintendent to be aggressive
• Longtime Lakeville fire chief Barry Christensen dies at 67
• Brichta wins national title
• History in the making
• EHS drumline claims state title
• BHS teacher’s music performed in Paris
• Rosemount increases Planning Commission membership
• Crystal Lake boundary change recommendations announced in Lakeville
• Costs, predecent cited for rejection of Lakeville council member’s donation
• Brooklyn Park man charged in burglary attempt
• ‘Farm Babies’ at the Minnesota Zoo
• Umore Park forum set April 7
• Apple Valley man charged in gas station robbery
• Lakeville Council Member Matt Little’s donation rejected
• Delivering the State of Hockey
• Envision Presents ‘Journey in Motion’
• BVAS Art Fete 2011
• Cedar Avenue BRT construction begins today
• 2011 Inside Business
• Kenneth Carlson
• Susan Grinsteinner
• Deborah Viau
• Randa Vogen
• UPDATE: Homeowner chased burglary suspect, who crashed into house
• Stop by the Lakeville Senior Center Waffle Breakfast this Sunday
• Gordmans grand opening
• Protected: Dakota County Tribune Business Weekly: 03-31-2011
• Protected: Farmington/Lakeville: 03-31-2011
• Protected: Burnsville/Eagan: 04-01-2011
• Protected: Apple Valley/Rosemount: 04-01-2011
• Church honors Giles family
• Miles to go and homes to build
• Sign review passes first test
• Mask protects riders in the dust
• School staffer charged with sex crimes involving 16-year-old boy
• So when do we get to play?
• “Farmington Friendly” will be local branding initiative
• Farmington superintendent search to start with hiring a consultant firm
• Adelmann’s market is no more
• Cedar Grove youth home holds community open house
• Farmington businesses align together to compete
• Empty Bowls event is March 31 in Eagan
• Farmington School Board direction questioned by staff
• Music Calendar
• Arts Calendar
• ‘Quick response’ saves life of Apple Valley man
• Books Calendar
• Family Calendar
• Fatal crash occurs on Highway 52 in Dakota County
• Lakeville native could become Charlie Sheen’s ‘Tiger Blood’ intern
• Wasserman named to city’s Planning Commission
• Expressions presents ‘The Dixie Swim Club’
• Nurse allegedly caused crash while under influence of patient’s drug
• Lakeville to proceed with liquor analysis
• I-35W flood dike in place
• Farmington School Board votes to cut four administrative jobs
• Jobs to be cut in District 196
• Farmington city administrator resigns
• Three Community Ed employees to be laid off
• Compromise reached on ordinance targeting prostitution
• Lakeville Metro Transit ridership doubles
• Police Chief’s Column: Lakeville is ‘Heart Safe’
• Farmington Schools finance director resigns position
• Rosemount C mites at NCAA Frozen Four
• Lakeville’s B.J. O’Brien named MVP at NCAA Division III Frozen Four
• Minneapolis man suffers serious injuries in Lakeville crash
• Sandra Borka
• Terry Hansen
• Storm clubs swimmingtakes sixth at state meet
• Lakeville South U12A finishes third at state
• WomEn’s Conference to collect professional attire for Dress For Success
• Proposal to fund Met Council bus operations lights up House committee
• Judge Carolan retires from First Judicial District
• Garofalo defends House education bill
• Business practice complaints filed against former Apple Valley company
• Apple Valley Fire Department helps unload zoo’s stalled monorail car
• Mayor: Rosemount ‘well-positioned’ to expand
• Eastview’s Krebs named Burnsville’s head football coach
• Tickets on sale for Lorie Line’s Lakeville concert
• In the end, Meeks not selected as Stillwater superintendent
• Rosemount pimp pleads guilty in extortion
• Dike construction will close northbound I-35W lane
• Man gets life for killing Eagan woman
• Eagan drops from 8th to 9th largest city in state
• Dakota County grows, becomes more diverse
• Burnsville: Less white, older and barely growing
• Special election will determine Crichton’s long-term replacement, but when?
• Driver declared incompetent to stand trial in crash that killed boy
• Reconsider impounding cats
• Myhra serves her constituents
• Cougars tamed at boys state tourney
• After one year of ObamaCare, Washington should learn from its mistake
• Dakota County grows, becomes more diverse
• County officials to pore over U.S. Census data
• Police find more than bullets at townhome
• Communication a top issue at Farmington council retreat
• Farmington school staff, board struggle with budget, changes
• Farmington Liquor’s northern store to close for three days
• Farmington’s population grew 70 percent in 10 years
• St. Patrick’s Day parade in Apple Valley
• Lakeville School Board to discuss Amoroso’s retirement package
• Crichton memorialized as ‘public servant’s public servant’
• Lakeville paves way for Malt-O-Meal expansion
• State Sen. Dave Thompson to hold district office hours
• Driver found incompetent to defend herself in criminal trial
• Rosemount stops capturing cats
• Lakeville South to play Eden Prairie at state
• Charlie Crichton memorial gathering
• Rosemount population grows 50 percent
• Panther girls hoops third at state
• Blazing Cats at state CI adapted hockey
• Dakota United Hawks finish 4th at state PI adapted hockey
• Lakeville City Council to vote on Malt-O-Meal easement tonight
• Governor’s proposal would combat spread of aquatic invasive species
• Lakeville South powers into state tournament
• Panthers bounce back to claim third place at state
• Communication issues top concerns for city staff, council
• Man charged following alleged assault, robbery at transit station
• Bullet apparently blasted through townhome wall
• Lorie Line to bring Intimate Evening Series to Lakeville arts center
• Liquor sales may be allowed on Sundays
• Lakeville South powers into boys hoops tourney
• Police Chief’s Column: Taking down the black market
• Police say school fire was arson
• Public comment begins for Airlake 70 Industrial Park EAW
• Xcel looks to retire coal-burning units at Black Dog plant
• Panthers girls basketball sent to third-place game
• Eagan mayor: ‘New realities’ present opportunites, challenges
• Two Cedar Grove businesses drop lawsuit
• Performing arts center in Eagan?
• Engraved bricks available for Eagan tribute plaza
• Police detectives take a piece of history with them in retirement
• Cedar Avenue construction starts April 4
• Lakeville North over Anoka in state quarterfinal basketball
• No pressure for Lakeville North basketball
• Basketball playoff partners re-aligned for next year
• Seniors hope to send South to state
• City council, staff to discuss economic ideas at Saturday retreat
• EDA considers issuing levy to cover decades-old debt
• Board sets steps for Farmington superintendent search
• Break-ins reported at senior storage units
• Panthers will play Eden Prairie in state semifinals
• ‘Elsewhere’ author visits Glacier Hills Elementary
• Rosemount girl to represent nation in Australia
• ‘A nightmare of insanity’ at the Burnsville PAC
• Burnsville’s veteran fiscal hawk Crichton dies at 83
• ‘Epic story’ of Marines at war required epic amount of research
• Gullikson tabbed to replace Furtney
• Two Cedar Grove businesses drop lawsuit
• Tiger girls basketball upset by Rochester Mayo in section final
• Amoroso to become executive director of school administrators group
• Board sets steps for Farmington superintendent search
• Crichton memorial is Thursday
• Lakeville superintendent to retire
• Elementary school expected to reopen tomorrow
• Police probe suspicious incidents at school bus stops
• Burnsville couple allegedly locked 7-year-old in room smeared with feces
• Panthers top Lightning for section basketball title
• Bill may help reopen license office in Farmington
• Tires slashed on five city-owned vehicles in Farmington
• School evacuated after fire ignites in bathroom garbage
• Burnsville City Council Member Charlie Crichton dies at age 84
• Police Chief’s Column: MADD honors officers
• Wildcats grab third place at state hockey
• New construction schedule set for Cedar Avenue
• Zoo could lose jobs, close some exhibits
• Apple Valley man leads police on chase in Eagan
• Mayo breaks Farmington’s heart
• Panthers hold to to beat Eastview in section final
• Panthers advance to consolation finals
• Eagan falls to Eden Prairie
• Disaster in Japan: Lakeville expatriate gives his perspective
• Local businesses donate to Rosemount High School
• Rosemount National sells St. Paul branch to University National
• Crystal Lake rumors cleared up
• Burnsville figure skater finishes first in the world
• Eagan math team runner-up in division
• Burnsville hires another from Prior Lake as public works director
• Eagan overpowers Moorhead at state hockey tournament
• Farmington council will ask Herlofsky to agree to salary concessions
• Have you seen (or felt) a pothole?
• Crash victim meets ‘heroes’ who rescued her
• Eagan Civic Arena brings roller-skate vibe to ice rink
• Driver sentenced in fatal crash
• Increasing respect for and effectiveness of teachers
• How are we serving your community?
• Protected: Dakota County Tribune Business Weekly: 03-10-2011
• Supreme Court rules against church in tax-exemption case
• Street projects advance
• City reminds homeowners that house numbers must be displayed
• Meeks named one of top three candidates for Stillwater superintendent job
• Farmington council to meet without staff
• Local business owner tells the president how it is
• Farmington closes license center after state denial
• Farmington woman charged with three felonies for allegedly forging checks
• Farmington council moves franchise fees off table
• Debate continues over uses for former police station
• Parents and teachers say Crystal Lake Elementary has major impact on Lakeville
• Local author to sign baseball book
• Free zoo admission granted with recycled cell phone
• Spring break art classes set
• South Metro Chorale concerts set
• Potential activity cuts in District 196 concern residents
• It’s official: 194 board votes to close and repurpose Crystal Lake Elementary
• Farmington closes its license center
• ‘Family friend’ accused of fondling 13-year-old girl
• High five for Destin McCauley Apple Valley wrestler
• Fire destroys rural Rosemount home
• State denies approval for Farmington’s license center sales
• ‘Diver Dan’ named Zookeeper of the Year
• Meeks finalist for Stillwater schools superintendent
• Vote to put former Lakeville police station up for sale fails
• Garofalo praises teacher-licensing bill
• Lakeville North hockey advances to state
• Police: Man purchased vehicle with funny money
• 2011 State Diving Champion Tyler Magalis
• Chief Vonhof’s ‘Dumb Criminal of the Week’
• 2011 State Wrestling individual medalists
• State delays approval for city’s license center sales
• Lakeville City Council to vote on former police station sale tonight
• Seven Eagles win state titles
• Rosemount’s Jackson runner-up at state
• Petersen wins state wrestling title
• Teacher licensing reform bill approved
• Gov. Mark Dayton’s tax proposal sparks debate but only one vote
• School janitor sentenced for possession of child pornography
• Lightning awarded top seed in Section 3AAAA
• Grizzly bears celebrate birthdays
• Dayton addresses rallying nurses at Capitol
• Panthers repeat as Section 1AA champs
• ‘It’s a very sad day’
• Eagan boys hockey team win section title
• Blaze hockey falls in section hockey
• Apple Valley wins its 19th state title
• Tyler Magalis leading first round of state diving
• Apple Valley Wrestling takes sixth straight title at state
• Wildcat hockey heads to state
• Lakeville School Board to vote on closing Crystal Lake Elementary
• Southern Hills Golf Course up for sale
• Marcus Theatre, Regal chains fined for violating labor laws
• Edina spoils Burnsville’s state tournament plans
• Off-duty Eagan firefighter brings man back to life
• Police seek public’s help in Thresher Fields graffiti case
• Want to counsel the City Council?
• Police dogs, ‘Hannah’s Law’ are on freshman senator’s agenda
• Girl Singers director makes his living where the music takes him
• After lull, it’s time again to chart Burnsville history, backers say
• Meeks resigns as Farmington school superintendent
• Farmington may join trend toward suburban chickens
• Analysis of Burke investigation report drives costs
• Farmington church celebrates charter
• Copy center finds success by participating and investing in local groups and events
• Met Council appointments include Wulff, Chavez
• Lakeville City Council agrees on more than $160,000 in budget reductions and project deferments
• Lakeville budget talks spill over into liquor stores
• A ‘Miracle’ is coming to Lakeville
• Wulff earns re-appointment to Metropolitan Council
• Eastview book club sends message: Real men read
• City Council agrees on budget adjustments
• District 196 officials recommend $3.5 million in cuts
• Augustana plans expansion of Apple Valley campus
• Whatever happened to Paradise?
• After school board closed session, Superintendent Brad Meeks resigns
• Grand jury charges unintentional murder in Burnsville shooting death
• Wrestling: Eagles qualify in nearly every weight class
• Lakeville South to send its largest contingent to state wrestling
• No consolation for Cougars at State Hockey
• 2011 State Gymnastics Meet
• ‘Better Energy’ program offers ways to reduce energy, save money
• Rosemount soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Farmington sixth grade girls team takes consolation championship at the Forest Lake Tournament
• Lakeville’s two boys hockey clubs to meet in section final
• Lakeville South falls in consolation final
• Lakeville South edges Rosemount in consolation game
• Cougars run out of time at State Hockey
• Irish have no answer for Hornets at State
• Man charged with terror threats, domestic assault by strangulation
• Zoo hosts ‘Bear Birthday Bash’
• South upset by Hill-Murray at state
• Edina shuts out Rosemount, 6-0, at state
• Police Chief’s Column: Watch out for ice
• Eagan Floral closes doors
• Scholarships still available for Eagan students
• Kennel cannot accept surrendered pets
• Collaboration between school and community makes ‘cents’
• Proud of priceless volunteers
• South metro lawmakers call for CPR training at child-care centers
• New lawmaker putting passion for education to work at Capitol
• Farmington man turns reggae band promoter
• Pageant to implement changes
• Farmington mom says parents risk losing authority of children
• Farmington speech places second
• Government shouldn’t budget like most Americans
• Fast-track, alternative teaching licensure should be scrutinized
• Lakeville Planning Commission moves senior housing along
• Malt-O-Meal’s eventual expansion advances
• County social services worker accused of theft
• Roy Wilkins Auditorium will host the District 194 graduation this year
• Snow removal efforts didn’t get blown away
• Irish relish first trip to state
• Ahmed skis across the finish line first
• Cougars feel like they have something special
• Celadon Systems: More workers wanted
• In the business of keeping clean … naturally
• Expansion for cereal maker proposed
• Man sentenced for injuring pedestrian while driving drunk
• Dayton wary of Wisconsin’s way
• Cougars tame Tigers, head for State
• All that jazz at State Dance Team Tournament
• Wildcat dance team kicks at State
• AVaires take third at State High Kick
• Rosemount acquires part of Umore land for parks, recreation
• Storm Swimmers 10th at Rochester A Meet
• Lakeville South awarded No. 1 seed in Section 1AA
• Eagan gets top seed in Seciton 3AA
• Lightning strike at State High Kick
• Share your snowstorm photos with us
• Dakota County issues winter storm warning
• Cougars advance to state
• Farmington man charged with growing 265 marijuana plants at home he shared with mom
• Malt-O-Meal plan for expansion advances
• Benefit set for daughter of Eagan crash victim
• Police seek Jan. 30 assault suspect
• Apple Valley Gators on ice
• Business expansion is cause for optimism, Mayor Kautz declares
• Police aim to educate housing managers on problem of hoarding
• Projects languish, but city will stay the course in Heart of City
• Council nixes wind towers in Burnsville residential areas
• 107.1 FM Lori and Julia at Mainstream Fashions Boutique
• Burnsville student takes skiing to new heights
• District officials cautiously optimistic about Dayton’s budget proposal
• Sealcoating funding options reviewed
• Farmington council introduced to city’s payoff plan for millions in debt
• Irish girls hockey wins section, heading to first state tournament
• Tigers will play for section title
• Croasdale 19th at state Alpine
• Jensen earns second silver at state Alpine
• Crichton recovering from illness
• Erchul’s 61 saves, Baumann’s hat trick puts Tigers in the final
• Kenrick Avenue: Will they or won’t they build it?
• Apple Valley High School goes Blue for Broadway 2011
• Eagan man to lead DFL Party
• Entrepreneur brings Games2U to Dakota County
• Plans bud for Grow Farmington initiative
• Area Met Council applicants include four former state legislators
• Panther hockey coach recovering after fall
• Effort launched to form Burnsville chapter of county historical society
• Zoo mourns loss of ‘dolphin grandma’
• Massage therapist gets 11 years for criminal sexual conduct
• STEM Learning Fair at Metcalf JHS
• Police: Brother, sister assaulted cops
• Backstage at the State One Act Play Festival with Eastview
• Police Chief’s Column: Public safety in the Information Age
• Eastview, Rosemount to meet in section final
• Top seeds move on in Section 1AA girls hockey
• Wildcats win conference title
• Teacher pay freeze bill passes in Minn. Senate
• Walmart eyes north Burnsville location
• Section 3AA: Rosemount, Burnsville, Eastview move on to semifinals
• It’s all downhill from here for Dane Jensen
• The calm before the storm
• Eagles rounding into shape
• Lakeville wrestling fighting for position among the best
• Column: Metro teams eclipse outstate in Section 1
• Tigers learn from loss to Storm
• Correction for Burnsville/Eagan
• Lakeville to send several skiers to state
• Lakeville’s pool of swimmers runs deep
• Farmington plans to open a license center this month
• City depletes 2011 contingency funds for firefighters’ pension
• Farmington City employees donate time off to colleague in need
• City prepares spread sheet detailing bond payments
• Bids sought for Burnsville High School renovation project
• New club sets its sights on Burnsville High School
• Business brings fairy tales to life
• Patrol captain named commander of sheriff’s Operations Division
• Elko New Market project among those to earn funding
• Flint Hills Resources earns Business of the Year Award
• Burnsville-based firm earns Highway 101/13 project bid
• Business brings fairy tales to life
• Permac CEO paints a rosy future
• Lakeville School Board approves budget cuts
• Lightning edge Blaze
• Rosemount man charged with sexual misconduct
• Farmington versus the Energy Hog
• Klobuchar sees greater bipartisan spirit
• Phone calls from jail bring more charges against 28-year-old man
• Employee injured in fire at Spectro Alloys
• More charges filed against former Burnsville scoutmaster
• Apple Valley Mid-Winter Fest
• Storm Swimmers Take second at Home Meet
• Cougars take top seed in Section 1AA
• Rosemount gets top seed in Section 3AA
• Pastor calls on church to rebuild
• Outdoor worship service planned at church damaged by roof collapse
• VIDEO: Heart of the Zoo
• Lakeville programs to stay with some increased cost
• Gym roof collapse closes church
• 2011 Farmington Expo
• Farmington Sno-Tigers
• Eagles high fly for two
• 2011 Exceptional Dakota County Businesswomen Awards Luncheon
• 2011 Exceptional Businesswomen Awards edition (PDF)
• Burnsville man busted for pot, plants
• Heritage Lutheran Church Gymnasium Roof Collapse in Apple Valley
• Chelsea Laden up for Senior Goalie of the Year Award
• North cheer team wins state title
• Panthers back in the picture
• Student-athletes take the next step toward college
• Eagles swoop down on Panthers
• Blaze hoping to reignite
• Irish again strong in the swim lanes
• Sacramone stops by TAGS
• Tiger sixth-graders first at Woodbury tourney
• Strand eighth at Junior World Alpine Ski Championships
• Sno-Tigers’ rides spread smiles
• Help for parents of teens in trouble
• Spring construction planned at Farmington’s Vermillion Crossing
• Free library class could save a life
• Hundreds gather to plea to keep fine arts, industrial tech
• So the activities can stay, but at what cost?
• Eagan principal recognized for outstanding leadership
• Teen’s big spirit triumphs
• Cabaret features ‘Music Man’ theme
• ‘Sirens of the Sixties’ in Burnsville
• Gay couple assaulted at gas station by men shouting homosexual slurs
• Minnesota Zoo animals play in the snow
• Salt sold as meth? That’s a felony
• 2011 MCCA State Cheerleading Competition
• District 191 expected to end fiscal year in the black
• District 196 considers retirement incentives
• Pawlenty walks in presidential ‘field of dreams’
• Werner: We salute 14 exceptional businesswomen
• Conference aims to energize businesswomen
• Apple Valley seniors to sign Letters of Intent
• Eagan student-athletes make college choices
• Blaze wrestling third at Veldman Ivite
• Teachers survey a center of conflict
• Thisweek, Dakota County Tribune win top state awards
• Video link: After seven months, zoo’s dolphin dad meets daughter for first time
• Cash, claims blowing in the wind: Woman charged in robbery of Rosemount Dairy Queen
• Coffee shop opens at Wescott Library
• Eagan Community Center offers weight-loss challenge
• Thisweek, Dakota County Tribune win top state awards
• Burnsville movieplex will reopen in February under new ownership
• ‘Charlie and the Chocolate Factory’ in Lakeville
• Burnsville’s new fire chief is Jungmann, 28
• One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest
• Irish take two
• Lakeville Basketball 1 25 11
• Activities to be reinstated, but at what cost?
• Lakeville Knights of Columbus free throw champs
• Farmington wins True Team section title
• Irish wins third straight section True Team title
• A message to Lakeville parents: Save fine arts
• Correction in Farmington story
• Former student advocates for preserving the arts
• Real accountability
• Family-owned Rack Shack BBQ charts an independent course
• Putting voters first
• Board action to cut budget item from agenda raises questions, accusations
• Farmington School Board seeks to avoid liability in bankruptcy case
• Bartholomay elected EDA chair
• Farmington School Board OKs building, technology upgrades
• Books Calendar
• Family Calendar
• Groups Calendar
• Blaze stay strong on the ice
• Music Calendar
• Arts Calendar
• Eastview takes charge
• Irish girls hockey team in the midst of best season in years
• Health matters in Lakeville hockey
• Elmer reaches 100 wins for Farmington wrestling
• Keliher to remain Lakeville School Board Chairwoman
• Bill seeks tax exemption for rescue shelters’ animal sales
• Walmart to build new location in Lakeville this year
• Football, booze, confrontation and bloodshed in Burnsville
• Pahls named Lakeville Area Chamber Business Persons of the Year
• District 196 prepares for potential funding cuts
• Car crash, criminal charges follow New Year’s Eve party
• Ryt-way to participate in employment fraud prevention program
• City to cut funding for drug awareness position at 194
• Communications center executive director made permanent
• UPDATE: Shooting victim identified
• MinneHaHa Comedy Club leaving Burnsville, moving to Shakopee
• Talkin’ Twins Baseball in Lakeville
• Police Chief’s Column: Speaker discusses domestic abuse
• Burnsville third at Henry Sibley invite
• Dumb Criminal of the Week: A hit-and-run on the rocks
• Rosemount third at Eastview tournament
• Lakeville Fire Department Weekly Update
• Tiger’s 10th at Eastview tournament
• Unidentified person shot, killed in Burnsville
• Elementary school closing moved up
• Sunday report: National Guard members to be deployed to Iraq, Kuwait
• Early morning fire displaces residents in Burnsville
• Law enforcement seeks public’s help in locating armed robbery suspect
• Education secretary, Congressman Kline visit Lakeville elementary
• Storm Swimmers Shine at Foxjet Meet
• Elmer wins 100th match
• Eastview Squirt C wins Sauk Rapids tourney
• An eventful time for infrastructure
• Smith leads Nordic team at St. Benedict
• Lakeville’s Matthew Strand skis with world’s best
• Panthers out to prove they’re still the team to beat
• Guards leading the way in the South Suburban
• Blue Line Club hosts hockey game
• Tiger dance team aiming for a trip to state
• Tiger hockey improved but still inconsistent
• Panthers hang with state’s best
• Irish baseball banquet
• Dance clinic at Lakeville South on Jan. 29
• Local seniors invited to enter pageant
• Fewer calls, but greater challenges in fire-fighting services fuel change
• No raises for Farmington city workers
• Farmington School District conflicts revealed in Burke investigative report
• Kearney to fill Bills’ council seat
• Parks director honored for getting women up and running
• Pond in Lac Lavon Park will help cleanse water in Keller Lake
• ‘Purple CPA’ adopts color of cancer fight
• Financial literacy is best gift one can give a child
• Dressing the part
• The reality about the Early Medicaid debate
• Eagan auto shop runs on recession, boosted efficiency
• ‘Purple CPA’ adopts color of cancer fight
• Eleanor Andersen, wife of former governor and publisher, dies at age 99
• ‘The Wonder Bread Years’ at Lakeville Area Arts Center Jan. 21-22
• Dumb Criminal of the Week
• Lakeville North competition cheer first at Edina Sweethart Classic
• Eagan woman killed in weekend crash
• District’s plan is unsustainable
• Lakeville North Dance Team to host show, silent auction
• Rosemount wins Moorhead Gadberry Duels
• District 196 Inventors Fair
• Writer lives and breathes baseball
• Family takes up the fight to find a cure for diabetes
• Police Chief’s Column: Be careful, it’s wintertime
• Boys hockey: Cougars best Apple Valley
• Tigers win home gymnastics invite
• Lightning top Eagles
• Three local men hospitalized after high-speed chase through Farmington
• From 18 candidates to three finalists
• Rosemount takes on Orwellian resemblance
• Kline to host Education Secretary at Crystal Lake Elementary next Friday
• What were they thinking?
• Lockheed workers learn fate
• Eagan wants to be home to major Internet, data hub
• Rosemount man answers to Dakota County charges
• City wants action on tax credit
• Subscription series is goal for Burnsville Performing Arts Center
• City may replace fewer mailboxes felled by plowing
• Area girls hockey teams flourishing more than ever
• Lake-Liners have some high kicks in mind
• Tigers tearing through their schedule
• Lakeville hockey on the way up
• Tiger gymnasts set school records
• Column: What else can Apple Valley wrestlers do?
• New school board members push for change
• Farmington School District anticipates $1.8 million budget deficit for 2011-12
• City, county officials seek more autonomy
• College quintet instructs, inspires Farmington High School musicians
• Things expected to get spicier in Rosemount
• Rosemount City Council conducts interviews for open council seat
• Rosemount historians’ research begins to yield results
• Zoo offers ABC event Jan. 15-17
• Galactic Cowboy Orchestra at Lakeville Area Arts Center
• ‘Art’ comes to Burnsville
• Ralphie May tickets on sale
• On a mission to end climate change
• District 196 expands Mandarin Chinese program to high schools
• Recipes for success
• South Suburban sports 1-11-11
• Cutting-edge consultant lands major partner
• Books Calendar
• Lakeville North takes round one
• 196 middle schoolers to see fewer class periods
• District 196 school board approves final budget, looks to next school year
• Open house slated Jan. 13 for Elko New Market
• Lakeville city administrator a finalist in Eden Prairie
• A Little creativity to help the budget
• Eastview ties with Eagan
• Tiger wrestling 0-3 at home invite
• Police Chief’s Column: Lakeville breeds law enforcement leaders
• Eva Kuntz
• Charles Eidem
• Doren Noorlun
• Fifty is Nifty, Rita is 50!
• Lakeville Fire Department Weekly Update
• Anderson-Beatty
• Thisweek needs your help
• ‘Irish’ freshman dances his way to Dublin
• ‘Systemic change’ coming to Lakeville schools
• Lakeville gymnastics stays strong
• Man sentenced to 18 years prison for cab driver’s death
• Winter wonderland: A look ahead into 2011
• Rivalries can dissolve pretty quickly after high school
• My wish for the new year: boring civility
• State reports case of sexual abuse at senior residence
• Disappearing hotel will get new sign that pokes over noise wall
• Once-disputed stoplight is now a go in the Heart of the City
• Tigers win Schmitz-Maki Classic
• First draft of District 194 cut recommendations includes repurposing of a school and major activities, athletics cuts
• Vietnam veteran gets award, 40 years overdue
• Eagan man pleads guilty in fatal crash
• William Byrne Elementary wins district chess tourney
• ISD 194 School Board meeting agenda for Jan. 11
• Eagan Television wins national awards
• Home-school ballet classes
• Trinity School at River Ridge events
• Cabinet making takes a new twist for Hoffman’s Lakeville business
• MN Valley Christian Women’s Connection luncheon set Jan. 13
• Minnesota House and Senate opens 2011
• State reports case of sexual abuse at senior residence
• Rosemount High School honor roll
• Gov Mark Dayton Inauguration
• Burnsville Squirt B wins Wayzata tourney
• 2010 was a year of celebration, loss in Eagan
• Talbot-Willkom
• Lakeville Fire Department Weekly Update
• Delbert Stevens
• Donald Gorr
• Richard Chronowski
• Rodney Christianson
• Elizabeth Hilleque
• Sailer-Delgado
• Levi Schmidt
• Protected: Farmington/Lakeville: 12-31-2010
• Protected: Burnsville/Eagan: 12-31-2010
• Protected: Apple Valley/Rosemount: 12-31-2010
• 2010 was year of planning for the future, preserving Rosemount’s past
• Have dog, will travel
• Dakota County 2010: Politics, murder, money
• Year in Review: Costco, Kautz, congestion were highlights in Burnsville
• Train smashes into car traveling on rail tracks; police still investigating
• Farmington’s fiscal challenges expected to carry on in 2011
• Lakeville family survives house fire
• Year in Review: District 191 sees veteran administrators leave, new magnet school, programs saved in 2010
• Year in Review: 2010 marked by controversy, change and achievement in District 196
• Year in Review: Individuals shine for Farmington
• Year in Review: Cougars a thrill in every season
• Year in Review: Lakeville North has banner year in 2010
• Year in Review: Irish had some of the best athletes in the state in 2010
• Year in Review: Eagan has a wild year
• Favorable tax treatment on Roth IRAs set to expire Dec. 31
• Year in Review: Blaze burns bright in 2010
• Business 101: A little business humor
• City triumphs in eminent domain case
• Lakeville woman charged with criminal vehicular homicide
• Farmington High School honor roll
• Woman charged with home arson, attack on husband
• Airlake Industrial Park manufactures big results for region
• Louie Anderson: Laugh Out Loud New Year's Eve
• Lakeville woman kills stalled I-35E motorist
• Levy increases, but property taxes drop for most District 191 residents
• Swindling suspect arrested
• Tiger gymnastics on the way up
• Panthers, Cougars hope to make a big splash in 2011
• Lakeville wrestlers looking to stand higher on the podium
• Eagle wrestling looking as good as it ever looked
• Blizzard won’t stop the swimmers
• Gymnasts hoping to reach new heights
• Don’t wait until after Dec. 31 to do your 2010 tax planning
• Help the economy, environment: Buy locally and sustainably this holiday
• Business 101: Culture shift takes business to the next level
• Council approves final budget, levy
• Minnesota’s clown prince comes home
• Author of World War II novel at Barnes & Noble
• Walking 2,178 miles in his shoes
• Farmington schools hire Jim Skelly to direct communications in 192
• 194 school board approves facilities upgrades
• ‘The Wonder Bread Years’ at Lakeville Area Arts Center
• TIES Exceptional Teachers honored
• District 196 employees share
• Arthritis Foundation exercise program
• Jobs picture looking up as McElroy exits state Capitol
• Burnsville plow crews log overtime
• Burnsville outlines 2011 street projects
• Farmington schools hire Burnsville communications director
• Four apply to complete Bills’ city council term
• ‘Grow Farmington’ event yields bounty of ideas for local economy
• Letters from Farmington children reach Santa safe and sound
• Rosemount man accused of sexually assaulting girl in her home as family slept
• Farmington recovered from severe winter storm
• Wish comes true for Rosemount boy who had a really bad year
• Boys hockey: Eagles drop close game to Wayzata
• Skelly chosen to lead communications in 192
• Eastview girls improve to 5-0
• Property taxes to drop for District 196 residents in 2011
• Lakeville survives ‘Snowmageddon’
• Police seek alleged swindler
• North competition cheer first in Medium Division
• TAGS South wins Minnesota state championship
• Burke censured; investigation forwarded to county attorney
• Buck Hill's New Year's Eve Bash!
• Wrestling: Tigers fifth at Big Lake
• Eagan still digging out after weekend storm
• City seeking applicants for Planning Commission vacancy
• Robert Ullevig
• Rodney Bartelds
• Edward Mahowald
• Mohn-Wubben
• Wilcziek-Johnson
• Raymond-Hickle
• Snowstorm hits Lakeville
• Send your snowstorm photos to Thisweek
• Clinic resolves allegations of false Medicare, Medicaid claims
• Burnsville football coach resigns
• Holiday Art Sale tomorrow and Saturday downtown
• Farmington’s 2011 budget set; admin services director laid off
• Flap flares over seal coat assessments
• Farmington Burger King closes
• Thanksgiving Day family argument leads to murder threat
• City seeks applicants for vacant council seat
• Rosemount City Council approves levy, budget for 2011
• Amid controversy, Humane Society will close
• What will happen to the animals?
• New Eagan food shelf opens
• 2010 Holiday Worship Guide
• Protected: Farmington/Lakeville: 12-10-2010
• Protected: Burnsville/Eagan: 12-10-2010
• Protected: Apple Valley/Rosemount: 12-10-2010
• ISD 194 School Board meeting is Dec. 14
• Students to perform in holiday show at Pantages
• Rachel’s Challenge comes to Eastview
• Students featured at choir festival
• Life-saving training at Eastview
• Parent training at Cherry View
• Pelner inducted into Leaders Club
• Christmas cantata at River Hills UMC
• Apple Valley seniors activities
• Farmington seniors activities
• Senior Day at IMAX Theatre is Dec. 14
• Burnsville arts academy enrollment lower than envisioned
• Making your dollars go further at holiday time
• Getting rid of that car before you have costly repairs? Think again!
• Business 101: Keeping yourself motivated when you really are a sole proprietor
• ‘No kid should wake up on Christmas to nothing’
• Centuries of evolution pay off for manufacturer
• Three times a charm?
• Christmas sing-a-long is Dec. 11
• Second Louie Anderson show added Dec. 31
• Music Calendar
• District considers reducing middle school periods to boost achievement, lower cost
• Help keep fire hydrants clear this winter
• Lakeville Holiday on Main
• Melfred Anderson
• Peter Sommo
• William ‘Art’ Gessner
• Lakeville sees nearly a foot of snowfall
• Decision about Meeks to come Monday
• Police: Woman hospitalized after setting fire to her home, stabbing herself
• Lakeville South Bantams at Xcel Energy Center
• Lions see an ‘armful’ of success
• School cleans up after flood
• Eagan’s time capsule will hold memories, predictions
• Eagan teen fine after her SUV falls from overpass
• Community welcome at District 192 facilities plan meeting
• Minnesota Valley Humane Society to close its doors
• Location, location, location
• Two arrested in connection with string of burglaries
• Utility fees could increase
• Christmas comes to downtown Lakeville
• Protected: Farmington/Lakeville: 12-03-2010
• Protected: Burnsville/Eagan: 12-03-2010
• Protected: Apple Valley/Rosemount: 12-03-2010
• Uptick in talent for girls hockey teams
• Tigers expect bigger things on the pond
• Panther hockey looks to reload
• ISD 194 School Board agenda for Dec. 7
• Rahn Elementary fundraiser set for Dec. 11
• Blankets for a healthy community
• Let’s extend the holiday spirit across the year
• Burnsville City Council agenda for Dec. 7
• It’s been a privilege to serve residents
• Arthritis Foundation exercise program begins in January
• AVaires ‘Focus on the Heart’
• Deepest appreciation
• Hunting works
• ‘Everything is on the table’
• Students give thanks to troops
• A higher standard of leadership learning from Martin Luther King Jr.
• Things you should do before working for a startup company
• Let’s work this out together-seriously
• A tale of two projects
• Music Calendar
• Thomson Reuters aims to support justice in Africa
• Arts Calendar
• Family Calendar
• District 194 projected to face $15.7 million in budget adjustments
• Christmas comes to downtown Lakeville
• Holiday Greetings From Military 2010
• Hairspray at Eagan High School
• Bright lights for Coach Thompson
• Lakeville North competition cheer team awarded grand champs at East Ridge
• Burnsville school closed after flood
• TAGS Teams remain undefeated after third state qualifier.
• Rosemount Prep Bowl pregame
• Irish fall at Prep Bowl
• Gardner-Rogers
• Hammer-Nustvold
• Kaleigh Faeh
• Pamela Hansen
• Rose Lukasezcek
• Rosemount falls to Wayzata in state final
• All of the lights
• Governor, mayor will fight to keep Lockheed Martin in Eagan
• Apple Valley ice skater on a ‘Magical Journey’ with Disney
• Blazing Cats compete at state
• Lakeville girls hockey primed for positive season
• Irish to play for state title
• Protected: Farmington/Lakeville: 11-26-2010
• Protected: Burnsville/Eagan: 11-26-2010
• Dakota United PI runner-up in state soccer
• Burke investigation likely to end before Christmas
• Mosey commits to Dartmouth
• Meeks a finalist for superintendent of Nebraska school district
• A cop’s-eye view
• Late-night traffic stop yields stolen vehicle
• Theft incidents on the rise citywide
• Local author takes readers back in time
• Sen. Franken visits Apple Valley school
• Buck Hill opens to skiers today at 3 p.m.
• Rahn Elementary to become arts and tech magnet
• Women’s luncheon set Dec. 9
• Costco opens warehouse store in Burnsville
• State Girls Swimming
• Eagan man sentenced for taking lewd photos of children
• Blazing Cats, Dakota United at State Adapted Soccer
• Rosemount powers to Prep Bowl
• Gordon VanKleek
• Kahnert
• Pietsch
• Robertson
• Keiser-Shimek
• Rosemount to play for a state title
• Eagan resident awarded $1.9 million in wrongful-employment suit
• Lakeville North 6C second at Eagan tourney
• Tiger traveling basketball second at Prior Lake
• Bomb threat at Burnsville High School
• Northview Elementary’s global impact
• Lockheed Martin to close Eagan facility
• Alleged bank robber is charged
• Performing Arts Center holiday lineup includes ‘Nutcracker,’ Lorie Line, ‘A Christmas Carol’
• The Holidays
• Protected: Farmington/Lakeville: 11-19-2010
• Manslaughter charge dismissed in shooting between friends
• Protected: Burnsville/Eagan: 11-19-2010
• Protected: Apple Valley/Rosemount: 11-19-2010
• One-man committee gets Heart of the City all lit up
• VIP Events granted another year at Valley Ridge in Burnsville
• Panther volleyball could be the best ever
• Cougars finish as one of the top eight in state
• Lakeville packs a busload for state swimming
• Tigers to paddle with the best at state
• North’s Schermann signs with Gophers
• Irish roll on to state semifinal
• Swimmers looking for a spot on the podium
• Column: This stage in state football is anyone’s game
• Breakfast is made easier at Eagle Ridge
• Better living through literature
• Eagan medical company to be acquired by CardioNet
• One-man committee gets Heart of the City all lit up
• Business 101: What if my new business partner is my old partner’s creditor, or worse, an ex-spouse?
• Financial Sense: Financial planning for special-needs children needs to start early
• Minnesota needs you … to help with the budget
• What now, future Gov. Dayton?
• Just a Glimpse
• Snowstorm leaves its mark
• Irish advance past Cougars
• Lakeville North 2010 State Volleyball Champions
• Mind over Matt
• Lakeville man sentenced for taking lewd photos
• Lakeville man sentenced for taking lewd photos
• Snowstorm leaves its mark
• Storm Debris Removal Information & Resources
• Judy requests recount in Rosemount City Council race
• Old fire truck gets new life
• Eagan library holds silent auction fundraiser
• Manslaughter charged dismissed in 2009 shooting death
• O’Brien-Witzenburg
• Hudak-Saesan
• Erwin Sauve
• Logan Squires
• Paul Doebel
• Richard Asleson
• Ruth Genevieve Bronk
• Panthers win state volleyball title
• Parents bound by war among my Vets Day heroes
• ISD 194 School Board meeting
• Banham officially picks Gophers
• ISD 191 ECFE classes
• Apple Valley business has nits to pick
• Hooppaw will bring finance skills, no grudges to council
• Panthers cool under pressure
• Proposed city tax hike about $15 next year on average home
• Real estate was more lucrative, but radio got Ekholm enshrined
• Man accused of sexual misconduct involving girl he assaulted decade ago
• Airplane that left Lakeville crashes in northern Iowa
• Downtown Lakeville businesses to light up the night
• Turkey bingo is Nov. 20
• Lakeville has multiple senior living campuses in works
• These four years in Lakeville have been amazing
• Burnsville City Council meeting Nov. 16
• Winter adult sports in Eagan
• District 196 seeks members for Community Collaboration Council
• ‘Geek’ takes center stage
• ISD 194 School Board study session
• Eagles add ninth state soccer title to trophy case
• Best Practices: Follow Your Bliss
• Brandtjen could attract ‘big-box’ to anchor commercial area
• Lakeville has two senior living campuses in works
• Apple Valley business has nits to pick
• New sub shop trains sights on Dakota County
• Nonprofit in business of ‘bridging’ loved ones online
• Arts Calendar
• Groups Calendar
• Books Calendar
• Family Calendar
• Christian Life volleyball wins CAL title
• 192 board votes to investigate Tim Burke
• DCTC Women’s Soccer Falls Short in NJCAA Region XI Championship
• Lost Spur Groundbreaking
• McCauley chooses Wisconsin
• TAGS South teams remain undefeated
• Marjorie Trapp
• Roxanne Schutrop
• Marjorie Hagen
• Lisa Lach
• Shirley Peterson
• Herschl-Timm
• Tricks or treats at Thisweek Newspapers
• Burnsville Hooters closes
• Rosemount, Lakeville South advance to State
• State Boys and Girls Cross Country Meet
• Apple Valley students earn Emmy for excellence in TV news
• Do tradition and identity matter at Burnsville High?
• Workers will need to improve their skills through more education and training
• Apple Valley Boys Soccer State Champions
• Juvenile delinquents are out of control
• Thanks to everyone involved with Haunted Woods Trail
• A call for prudence in district’s budget planning
• Soil and Water Board chair loses reelection bid
• Recycle Your Shoes Nov. 15-21
• Mack wins re-election
• Bills unseats Sterner in 37B
• Benefit set for children of family torn apart by violence
• Sweep puts Republicans back in charge of state seats
• Protected: Apple Valley/Rosemount: 11-05-2010
• Protected: Burnsville/Eagan: 11-05-2010
• Eagan voters re-elect mayor, council members
• Protected: Farmington/Lakeville: 11-05-2010
• Eagan Holds Budget Open House Nov. 9
• Eagles win state title
• Rosemount Council adopts bike, pedestrian plan
• Benefit set for children of family torn apart by violence
• District 196 operating levy voted down
• Luth, Morrison retain school board seats
• Lost Spur Golf Course to build new clubhouse
• EFH firms file for bankruptcy
• Clouds lifting on Burnsville Bowl
• Can we tax our way to prosperity?
• Business 101: Online video is one way to capture clients
• Best Practices: Some days harder to find than the Loch Ness Monster
• Best Practices: Develop a decision-making process
• Study shows life-and-death inequities
• Busness 101: What’s the best way to start a business?
• Financial Sense: Cutting the umbilical cord
• Three new faces in 192, Board Chair Walter loses seat
• Election Recap: GOP sweep
• Paideia Academy announces honor roll
• Eagles advance past Panthers in State semifinals
• Election Night 2010
• 2010 Voter Guide: Apple Valley/Rosemount
• Madore responds to endorsement of Kline
• Vote John Kline out of office
• 2010 Voter Guide: Farmington/Lakeville
• Brown-Mincke
• Mary Jean Tuma
• Cougars crush Panthers, Irish undefeated
• Frank Coglitore Sr.
• Rosemount man faces felony tax charges
• Farmington High School student crowned Miss Minnesota High School
• Planning Commission needs more time to weigh downtown ordinance changes
• Patriotism: Cornerstone of second annual celebration
• Protected: Farmington/Lakeville: 10-29-2010
• 2010 Voter Guide: Apple Valley/Rosemount
• 2010 Voter Guide: Farmington/Lakeville
• 2010 Voter Guide: Burnsville/Eagan
• One incumbent, seven challengers vie for two Lakeville council seats
• Cougars defy expectations, return to state tournament
• Hurricane-like storm batters Lakeville, Farmington, state
• Cougars defy expectations, return to state tournament
• Check out Masin’s voting record
• Section 3AAA volleyball tourney looks more like a state tournament
• Burnsville Ice Center reopens after $5 million renovation
• Burnsville breaks out
• Eagan wins consolation title
• District 192 enrollment below projections
• Protected: Burnsville/Eagan: 10-29-2010
• Protected: Apple Valley/Rosemount: 10-29-2010
• Family Calendar
• Books Calendar
• Halloween at the Mall is Oct. 31
• Family night at IMAX set Nov. 15
• Blaze head to Rosemount, Panthers tame Tigers
• Godspell at Burnsville Senior High School
• Arts Calendar
• Groups Calendar
• New school levy
• Council candidate’s second-grade teacher offers her support
• Kevin Miller committed to Lakeville residents
• Hill: Luth is a man of action
• Doll, Morgan are proven leaders
• Doll, Morgan are proven leaders
• 2010 Voter Guide: Apple Valley/Rosemount
• 2010 Voter Guide: Farmington/Lakeville
• 2010 Voter Guide: Burnsville/Eagan
• Hornets buzz Wildcats in State Tennis
• Walter Trevis
• Critical to re-elect Crichton, Kealey
• Marching Band Marathon
• Repya endorses Democrats
• Autumn leaves us a respect for Sandra Masin
• County attorney endorses Clark for judge
• Supports Tara Mack for state representative
• Gail Morrison for School Board
• Anderson the only affordable choice
• Supports Luth for School Board
• BEA endorses Teiken, Schmid, Morrison, Luth
• Dakota County assistant attorney’s 21 year-old son dies
• Straley
• Johnson
• Tomkiewicz-Erber
• Horner’s new voice is needed for state’s new direction
• Elizabeth Monson
• John Kline has 2nd District’s proven support, and ours
• Pounding the pavement
• Senate District 40 candidates profiled
• 2010 Voter Guide: Burnsville/Eagan
• John Kline has 2nd District’s proven support, and ours
• Horner’s new voice is needed for state’s new direction
• Council reverses position on appointing school board members
• Irish football wins first-ever South Suburban Conference title
• Eagles qualify for state for the 17th time
• Better days ahead for Holiday Inn Burnsville
• 2010 Voter Guide: Burnsville/Eagan
• St. Joseph’s School Girls Soccer – CAA National League Champs
• Playoff football schedules set
• 2010 Voter Guide: Apple Valley/Rosemount
• 2010 Voter Guide: Farmington/Lakeville
• Wildcat girls tennis makes it to state
• Mayoral candidates square off at forum
• Lightning swim way to True Team state meet
• Becker Furniture improves Burnsville Crossings
• Burger Jones will occupy former Blockbuster space in mall
• Arts Calendar
• Groups Calendar
• Family Calendar
• Books Calendar
• Eagan opens Denmark Avenue
• Section 3AA and 1AA Soccer : Valley boys return to State, North boys edge South
• Farmington Police investigate Christian Life School teacher
• Munro-Johnson
• Phillip Holmes
• Joseph Gelking
• Ellen Bachman
• Rachel and Jake Bussian
• Lakeville man killed, wife injured in motorcycle crash
• Smith sparks Blaze, Tigers fall
• Farmington Police investigate Christian Life School teacher
• TAGS South level 5 team wins invite
• Lakeville dynomite win state
• Walter and Grace Krawza
• Farmington firefighters honor Wratz
• What you can do to prevent domestic violence
• Lakeville benefits from both municipal liquor stores and SuperTarget
• Impressed by Diane Anderson
• Supports Luth for school board
• Anderson in 38A
• Supports Luth for School Board
• Political power or servant of the people?
• Impressed? He should be
• School levy referendum is about kids’ futures
• Myhra supports voter photo ID
• Supports Evans for city council
• Don’t be fooled
• Pronschinske for Lakeville School Board
• Supports Bellows for sheriff
• Our kids deserve a quality education
• No link between cutting business taxes and new jobs
• Supports Little for city council
• Supports Quist for state Senate
• Correction
• Last week for election letters
• Struggling small businesses reach out to SCORE in hard times
• Hosanna! planning to build senior housing facility
• A champion for the underdog, Mark Bellows runs for mayor
• Dahl’s legal troubles continue
• Arts Calendar
• Groups Calendar
• Section 3AA Soccer, Eagle boys start road to State
• Eastview High School “Noises Off”
• Minnesotans don’t need another tax increase
• Best Practices: Cherishing the maverick will lead to an organization to new and engaging ways
• How has the recession affected your business?
• Security firm offers digital-age solutions
• Eagan medical firm sold to Nordson Corp.
• Farmington graduate, firefighter dies in motorcycle crash
• Memorial service held for Terry Davis
• City’s 150th wraps up with tasty food-sampling event
• Ann Sheridan
• Bruce Sorenson
• Raymond Reinke
• Kilgas-Flaherty
• Proehl-Dalsin
• Battle of Lakeville goes to North, Irish undefeated
• Scherer-Smith
• Sherwin Arneson
• Charolette Vucinocich
• Clarice Poley
• Supports Wilson for City Council
• Eagle soccer ties state record
• Incumbent judge abused the power of his office
• Tired of extremes, vote for Sterner
• Thanks for supporting Kyle Malin and family
• Supports Dahl for mayor
• Oct. 16 event to offer free financial planning advice
• School levy will be a sizable tax
• Congratulations to Lakeville
• Lakeville Schools’ history of fiscal prudence
• Supports Thompson for state Senate
• Correction
• Buzz Spotlight: DCTC to host nanotechnology summit
• Lakeville ‘maverick’ to be featured in documentary
• Burnsville Costco on schedule to open day before Thanksgiving
• Print and digital age meet over squiggly symbols
• Local company counts success by lives saved
• Unofficial ‘queen’ of Lakeville, Charolette Vucinovich, dies
• Will Steger, Pedal the Parks help showcase environment
• Farmington Council delays staff-cutting budget option
• Ceremony marks change of command for Red Bulls
• Former Rosemount mayor dies in mower accident
• Timing, chilly weather left ‘One Book’ kickoff short
• Citizens, City Council candidates quiz city officials, board
• Antiques road show coming to Burnsville
• Costco on schedule to open day before Thanksgiving
• Plaudits for higher education; challenges ahead
• Can Tom Horner defy history?
• Business 101: Multiculturalism for everyone: moving beyond ethnocentrism
• Best Practices: How to handle customer complaints
• Halloween dance party for teens on Oct. 29
• Yoga class benefit for food shelf
• Faith Fall Festival is Oct. 30
• Youth bowling camp Oct. 21 & 22
• Open house set at Trinity School at River Ridge
• District 192 recognized by EPA for energy-saving successes
• Guys Night at River Valley Church Oct. 11
• Women’s Bible study at Mount Olivet
• Military family support group meets at Mary, Mother
• Fair Trade Sale Nov. 6 at St. John Neumann Church
• Greenleaf walk and ride day
• Irish Girls Soccer over Eagles
• Eagan’s Medieval Fair
• Wescott Library book sale is Oct. 6-10
• Marisa
• Ryan Jacob Mulcahy
• Egan-Tilson
• James Agan
• Marilyn Ped
• Williams-McGrew
• District 196 property tax levy could decrease for next school year
• Blaze and Lightning rout, Tigers fall short
• Fire chief who lived the dream retiring after career in Burnsville
• Protected: Apple Valley/Rosemount: 10-01-2010
• Protected: Burnsville/Eagan: 10-01-2010
• Protected: Farmington/Lakeville: 10-01-2010
• District communications specialist no longer employed by District 192
• District 192 preliminary 2011 tax levy calls for $1.3 million decrease
• Books Calendar
• North Trail PTP hosts Farmington School Board candidate forum Oct. 5
• Family Calendar
• Music Calendar
• State’s best on display at Apple Valley Invite
• Irish soccer finding an identity
• Panthers out to prove they’re the best
• Tiger football looking for answers
• Tiger Town
• It’s not easy winning in South Suburban Conference
• Rosemount mayoral debate shows candidate differences
• City Council candidates debate issues at forum
• Legislative candidates spar at chamber-sponsored forum
• Rescue, helicopter planned at fire department open house
• County’s medication take-back event declared success
• Rosemount college looks to reopen food counter in county building
• Donations, demand prompt Shidor owner to open second location in Farmington
• Groups Calendar
• Fire Dept. Open House Set For Tuesday October 12
• Buzz Spotlight: Frontier names John Lass president of Central Region
• Business 101: Knowing when and how to speak up
• Best Practices: Use the power of stories to engage your organization
• Film fest returns with three days of cinematic magic
• Man charged in alleged plot to murder county attorney, judge
• New coffee shop owners look to promote community connections
• At age 21, woman becomes salon franchisee
• Burger Jones to open in Burnsville
• New conference center brings hope to struggling downtown
• Collaboration could benefit area cities
• Twin Cities Free Financial Planning Workshop
• Irish undefeated, Wildcats edge Eagles
• Eagle Invitational cross country meet
• Driver dies in crash with District 196 bus
• Schalesky-Hevern
• Wacker-Bailey
• Wolf-Carlisle
• Gladys Pint
• Dorothy Empey
• Gladys Grinde
• Bauernfeind-Behrendt
• Lakeville North volleyball upset at Eagle Invitational
• Adapted ski benefit Friday
• DCTC Blue Knights Soccer Update
• School district unveils new website
• Helping hand? How about a helping goat?
• Eagan food shelf to expand
• Eagan gears up for final phase of ‘ring road’
• 2010 Residential Survey Results
• District 191 considers retirement incentive
• National Senior Center Month highlighted by Lakeville’s center
• District 192 math specialist sees learning through math lens
• Farmington plays host to Yellow Ribbon Summit
• 2010 Fall Home Improvement
• Cougars off to slamming start
• Protected: Apple Valley/Rosemount: 09-24-2010
• ‘The world is getting smaller’
• Protected: Burnsville/Eagan: 09-24-2010
• Cougars win with defense
• Soccer: Panthers keeping things close
• Protected: Farmington/Lakeville: 09-24-2010
• Officials report progress at Burnsville Performing Arts Center
• Survey says taxes, crime worry Burnsville residents
• Free open skate is Saturday at Schmitz-Maki Ice Arena
• Public works supervisor honored after 26 years of service
• New Dunn Bros owners look to promote connectivity in community
• New castle playground equipment coming to Rambling River Park
• Business Spotlight: Driven to survive in the ‘boys club’
• Farmington Business Association looks for new partnerships
• Oasis Market stores to be auctioned
• A labor of love
• Yellow Ribbon Summit in Farmington
• Blaze shutout Cougars, Irish and Eagles OT tie
• Forum: Lakeville City Council maintains fiscal responsibility by freezing tax levy
• Business 101: Creating the right logo can make a big difference
• Best Practices: Three ways to improve your online customer feedback
• Buzz Spotlight: Blue Cross and Blue Shield named ‘Biggest Loser’
• Life’s lows won’t keep mayor from working for Lakeville
• Nat'l Prescription Drug Takeback Day Sept. 25
• Explosion shuts down Black Dog power plant
• Langved-Nuernberg
• Swanson-Lemon
• Daniel “Danny” Clay
• William “Bill” Hoffbeck
• Mabel Storlie
• David Kautz
• Duwe-Knight
• Evans-Singerhouse
• Cougars undefeated, Lightning down Wildcats
• New sheet of ice
• Burnsville Parkway at Nicollet Avenue Intersection Nearing Completion
• Support the Burnsville Police K-9 Unit
• Brushing up in Lakeville
• Potentially dangerous dogs see freedom curtailed
• City seeks items for 50-year time capsule
• Man dies in car crash in Lakeville
• Lakeville set to host annual arts festival
• Farmington School Board appoints new chair, new board member
• Protected: Apple Valley/Rosemount: 09-17-2010
• Protected: Farmington/Lakeville: 09-17-2010
• Protected: Burnsville/Eagan: 09-17-2010
• Two charged in connection with rural copper thefts
• Eagles win Aerie Challenge
• Football: Rosemount in a rush
• Football: Panthers off to a 2-0 start
• Tiger volleyball keeping the ball alive
• Family life on and off the court
• School board members welcome
• Dan Clay, former Thisweek publisher, dies at age 58
• Lightning strike cause of fire at group home
• CVS Pharmacy is closer to reality at old TCF Bank site in Burnsville
• District 192, DLR architect settle litigation over high school
• Farmington City Council adopts preliminary 2011 levy
• Studio 305 debuts home décor shop, art studio in Farmington
• Business Spotlight: Local chiropractor provides insight on the industry
• Apple Valley Walmart completes expansion
• Apple Valley seniors weekly activities
• Expansion does not stop for Anytime
• Farmington seniors activities
• Recession receding for Minnesota manufacturers
• Senior Showcase set Sept. 21
• Oktoberfest at Mary, Mother
• Grams in Touch to meet in Lakeville
• Diabetes prevention class at Shepherd of the Valley
• Asperger’s and ADHD presentation at Shepherd of the Valley
• Blazettes clinic set for Sept. 25
• Burnsville boys soccer fundraiser Sept. 25
• Girls tennis roundup: Panthers, Eagles win
• Act of hatred, intolerance is individual, not religious
• Business 101: Look at your estate plan now
• Best Practices: The most effective leaders are those who are present, listen and learn
• Southbound Highway 77 lane closures underway in Apple Valley
• Buzz Spotlight: Home Video Studio takes home five awards
• District 192, DLR settle litigation over high school
• City OKs preliminary budget, levy
• Two Eagan school buses, minivan invloved in crash
• Fire damages apartment complex
• Irish roll, Panthers punish
• Charolette Vucinovich’s 90th Birthday Party
• Adeline Larson
• John Kozulla
• Burnsville Heats Up
• Farmington School Board appoints Craig Davis to serve term
• Minnesota State Law Requires
• 2011 City Budget Planning Underway
• Former newspaper publisher dies
• Some local businesses still struggle with smoking ban
• Barbecue offers unlikely path to redemption
• Blaze pumped up for football
• Norwegian lutefisk supper set Oct. 9
• Eagan’s football expectations high in 2010
• Family matriarch brings Chinese culinary talent to Weng’s Kitchen
• Lakeville’s proposed 2011 budget calls for tax decrease
• Farmington Rotary hosts second Rocktoberfest
• David Kautz kept a low profile
• Farmington will be state model, host to Yellow Ribbon summit
• Taxes headed back up in 2011
• Customers wheel in on tractors to eat at new Blondie’s Tavern
• Eastview wants to swim lightning fast
• Boys cross country: Unranked Irish prove faster than favorites
• Girls cross country: Irish pick up where they left off
• Farmington City Council adopts preliminary levy
• Tigers running with the pack
• Dakota County copper thefts may be solved
• Panther swimmers still some of the best
• Author Doug Grow to discuss ‘We’re Gonna Win Twins!’
• Frightmares opens at Buck Hill
• Apple Valley seniors activities
• Lakeville Police Officer Funeral
• Crosby-Newman
• King-Ritter
• Mehr-Howie
• Vera Krastins
• Lois Bates
• Ford-Wilkinson
• Friday Night Lights
• School is back in session
• Emmer announces budget plan in Burnsville
• Christ Lutheran celebrates 100 years
• Dakota County Sheriff’s Web domain name purchase raises questions
• High School Football Kickoff
• New conference, new coaches for volleyball
• Protected: Apple Valley/Rosemount: 09-03-2010
• Protected: Burnsville/Eagan: 09-03-2010
• Protected: Farmington/Lakeville: 09-03-2010
• Anniversary of officer’s death is marked with increased enforcement
• Cougar girls soccer looking to bounce back in 2010
• Cougars thinking big in 2010
• Panthers reload for 2010
• Thieves steal copper in irrigation systems
• Tiger football has unknowns on roster, schedule
• Retirement of CAP Agency director won’t stop local war on poverty
• Irish football off and running
• Blaze aiming to be competitive in boys soccer
• Sutter Brothers headline kick-off event
• Business 101: Don’t kill the messenger — make a ‘sandwich’ instead
• Farmington Billiards plans remodel to generate new traffic, attract new leagues
• Symphony presents free concert with Billy McLaughlin
• Family is the future at Dodge of Burnsville
• StringWerks auditions
• ‘We’re all mortal creatures’
• Best Practices: Trust and relationships matter in business, as in life
• The business of family-owned businesses
• Burnsville City Council agenda
• Wescott Library book donations, volunteers needed
• Eastview hosts marching band festival Sept. 11
• Blues concert kicks off Lakeville Art Festival
• Grandmother charged with felony assault
• Thomson Reuters offers buyouts to 130 employees
• MN Valley Christian Women’s Connection Luncheon
• Community meals at Grace Lutheran
• Apple Valley seniors
• Lakeville seniors
• Business Forum: Let’s partner on redesigning government
• Apple Valley dance team hosts community car wash
• Tags’ Jerry Thompson retires
• Cougar girls tennis win New Prague Invitational
• Eagan man sentenced for distributing child porn
• Ex-day care owner charged with criminal sexual conduct involving girl, 11
• Scott Lindsey
• Bradley Matson
• Tracey Louise Hill
• Adam Droege
• Alfred Sletten
• Right on time
• Farmington School Board seeks remedy to cash flow shortfall
• Seven candidates vie for two seats on Farmington City Council
• Seven candidates seek seat on Farmington School Board
• Anniversary of officer’s death will be marked with increased enforcement
• Saathoff-Dayton
• Arling-Giorgi
• Band on a Stick
• Lakeville car crash
• Lakeville man charged for alleged role in Ponzi scheme
• Lakeville honors Jerry Erickson
• Burnsville Parkway/Nicollet Avenue intersection to close this weekend
• Burnsville Fire Muster September 8-12
• Household Hazardous Waste Drop-Off Day September 25
• Arcade is all about pinball
• Ex-cop finds calling as novelist
• Eagan man pleads guilty to harboring illegal aliens
• Eagan man pockets world pool record at Shooters
• Eagan closes in on food drive goal
• Rosemount family of bridge collapse victim: Settlement won’t ease pain
• Nash to lead state’s Red Bull Division
• Veteran teams have the edge in volleyball
• Soccer: Experienced Tigers expect more wins in 2010
• Lakeville a volleyball hot spot in the state
• Protected: Apple Valley/Rosemount: 08-27-2010
• Protected: Burnsville/Eagan: 08-27-2010
• Protected: Farmington/Lakeville: 08-27-2010
• Lake Marion hosts Dog Days Of Summer Fishing Extravaganza
• Lake Marion hosts Dog Days Of Summer Fishing Extravaganza
• Enebakwith state figure skating title
• Parkway reconstruction done early, but takes toll on businesses
• County 2011 budget plans filled with uncertainties
• County negotiates costs for Cedar final design
• Rural Rosemount home heavily damaged in fire
• Niche sport of Lacrosse also a niche market for a coach
• Beyond business: Chamber foundation provides education, too
• GriefShare series begins at Shepherd of the Valley
• Spooky hot sauces, drink mixes
• Apple Valley seniors activities
• Organic farm hopes to raise money for educational program
• Driver improvement classes offered
• SALT presentations set for fall
• Apple Valley man sentenced to 25 years for Ponzi scheme
• Patsy Cline tribute at Burnsville PAC
• Dakota County quilters invited to submit entries
• Facing potential copyright lawsuit, Galaxie Diner owner holds contest to rename restaurant
• Candidate field swells in City Council election
• Rosemount author featured at Sept. 14 Robert Trail Library event
• A business born of marital breakups
• Business Forum: Mark Dayton, the tax man, should face a tax reality
• Financial Sense: Prepare for the dramatically changing retirement income landscape
• Business 101: Getting everyone on the same page is vital to effective management
• Best Practices: Networking is more than meeting new people — It’s about nurturing your
• Farmington School Board chair Bob Heman resigns
• Al Newman selected to lead Apple Valley baseball team
• Andrew Robert Griffith
• Stamm-Frandrup
• Buszmann-Elliott
• Ralph Eilen
• Robert Osterhaus
• A. Russell Ostlie
• Wilbert ‘Skee’ Reimer
• Jennifer Sandquist
• Clifford ‘Kip’ Peterson
• Philip Cutting
• Sax Appeal
• Community survey shows little support for a fall parks levy
• Salsa showdown at the fair
• Weathering storms
• Burnsville Volkswagen site approved
• Mall adding Becker Furniture World
• Protected: Apple Valley/Rosemount: 08-20-2010
• Eagan woman is state’s School of Rock impresario
• Protected: Burnsville/Eagan: 08-20-2010
• Two decades of Mega Sale
• Protected: Farmington/Lakeville: 08-20-2010
• Flooded residents promised action from city
• Charges suspended in motorcycle crash death
• Girls tennis: Rosemount aiming for upper reaches in state
• Soccer: Irish aiming for the back of the net
• Girls tennis: Panthers in pursuit of another conference title
• Tiger girls soccer looking to ambush Missota foes
• South Suburbanites dodged some dominating tennis balls
• Majority support District 196 operating levy
• Poems by a ‘cantankerous coot’
• Pinball On A Stick is back
• The business of better grades
• Super Size Sale
• Apple Valley seniors
• Tickets for ‘Mame’ on sale
• Dakota Valley Symphony to hold auditions
• Arthritis Foundation classes offered
• Cheerleaders hold car wash fundraiser
• Granny car wash slated Aug. 27
• Former PTO treasurer gets 30 days in jail, probation for theft
• Storm Crash State Meet for fifth Place Finish, Multiple State Champs
• Council OKs Cedar Avenue transit, highway improvements
• Storm Swimmers Lead Team Minnesota at Central Zone Championship
• Where were the sirens?
• Community cleans up after tornado strikes Farmington
• Rosemount council: Draft bike plan unrealistic
• Does fair fun involve child endangerment?
• Krause: Transit’s long-term cost not being considered
• White Castle opens in Apple Valley
• Fitness center targets new frugal market
• Big hopes for burger joint
• Phillips-Wesser
• Richard Rose
• Dorothy Martin
• Arcade is all about pinball
• Grand jury indicts Burnsville man in Rosemount shooting
• Princesses pass judgement at the Fair
• Dakota County Fair Demolition Derby
• McNish-Simonson
• Janisch-Kufahl
• Hernandez-Keeler
• DCTC Hosting Minnesota Kickoff Classic at Ames Soccer Complex
• Strong winds damage homes in Farmington
• Honest-1 brings green car care to Eagan
• Residents clean up after storm
• Dog days of summer filled with youth sports
• Dakota County Gun Club tries to attract youths, women to the field
• Bloom where you are planted
• School board backs parents, district gives enrollment update
• Parents push district to release elementary enrollment numbers
• Eagan shooter was victim’s ex-husband
• Time trails in Eureka bring out the best
• Food, family and baseball; just the way Corky liked it
• Registration open for Burnsville girls traveling basketball
• Eastview kickoff bash Aug. 27
• Marshall begins as interim athletic director
• Zimmer hired as girls cross country coach at Apple Valley
• Salsa Showdown
• New conference will feature top-flight talent
• Blue Ribbon Beauty
• Muddy Motocross
• Epic Bible study at St. Joseph Church
• Art & All That Jazz Festival returns Aug. 20-21
• Men’s chorale begins rehearsals
• Nutcracker auditions slated
• Buzz Spotlight: Fitness 19 to host fund raiser for children’s hospital
• Family on a mission
• U of M: Wind will power jobs, research in Rosemount area
• Beth Wiggins promoted to DARTS COO
• Best Practices: Motivate your people by intrinsically showing appreciation
• Keeping a resilient balance
• Three dead in Eagan shooting
• Two challengers file for City Council seats
• 2011 City Budget Planning Underway
• Zach
• Joni Marie
• Isabelle
• Birk-Fong
• Larsen-Tveitbakk
• Giles-Gephart
• Camilla Ipsen
• Anita Watrud
• Jerry Erickson
• Farmington Girls U15C3 win state
• Protected: Farmington/Lakeville: 08-06-2010
• Gun club offers free training
• Edward Jones sponsors event
• County offers free well-water testing for nitrate at the fair
• Open house set Aug. 14 at Cyprus Schools
• Rasmussen College hosts career fair
• Gentle yoga classes offered
• EVAA walk-in registration night is Aug. 12
• Clerk allegedly threatens couple
• The dining is fine but the prices ‘approachable’ at Porter Creek
• DFLers fight for right to take on well-funded Kline in November
• Dakota City features free musical acts during the fair
• Suspect acquitted in Farmington Legion fire
• Senior Center volunteers, city staff earn parks excellence award
• Relay for Life raises funds in celebration, remembrance
• Protected: Apple Valley/Rosemount: 08-06-2010
• Protected: Burnsville/Eagan: 08-06-2010
• Rosemount misses in ‘Tennis Town’ bid
• Six candidates vie for two Rosemount City Council seats
• Council likely to forward plans to redevelop commercial area
• Buzz Spotlight: DCTC receives grant for green technology lab
• Business Spotlight: Reflections Window Washing reflects on past year
• Auto care goes green at Honest-1 in Eagan
• Dealership becomes leader in going green
• Eagan man sues manufacturer over alleged false job offer
• Engineer turns misfortune into renewed energy
• Business Weekly: Bush tax cuts do not stimulate economy, lower corporate taxes will
• Business 101: Helping employees balance work and family life pays off
• Best Business Practices: Following six simple steps will help generate more loyal customers
• Lakeville North Babe Ruth senior runner up at Midwest Plains regionals
• UMore wind energy forum draws a crowd
• Another Lakeville icon gone: Jerry Erickson dies
• 2010 Dakota County Fair
• Celebration and remembrance
• Going Green in Rosemount
• Leprechaun Days hosts hurling exhibition
• Lighthouse shines with family event
• School bus driver charged with drunken driving
• Michael McCormick
• Jean (Jeanette) Loken
• Rose Day
• Elections Information
• Burnsville Bulletin in Homes and Businesses This Week
• WCCO News: 10 Of The Best Things To Do In Burnsville
• Register for Recreation Programs Online
• Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grants
• Low Interest First Time Homebuyer Loans Available
• Burnsville Ice Center Closed March 15 to September 10
• Water Restrictions Now in Effect
• Free Summer Concerts and Movies
• Burnsville Parkway Reconstruction
• Stephen Baker announces candidacy for judge in First Judicial District
• Theater School Open House-Homeschoolers
• Art and All That Jazz Festival

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