Red Wing, MN News

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• The Jon Hassler Theater is igniting sparks
• Lights of Love turns silver
• Red Wing merchants hope Black Friday sales a sign of things to come
• Subscriber exclusive: Goetz is dialed in to TV career
• Man with Pierce County ties receives life sentence
• Dayton claims more votes as recount proceeds
• Few problems reported as small counties finish governor recount
• Emmer camp challenges two ballots in Goodhue County recount
• Minnesota named nation's top trails destination
• Council pencils in its budget strategy
• Local officials prepare for recount
• Mine's expansion plans spark community concerns
• Couple sues sheriff's office
• Crashes pile up on Highway 52; caution urged
• A lot to be thankful for
• Downtown looks to kick off ninth Holiday Stroll
• Sviggum tapped to lead state budget agency
• PUC upholds delay of Goodhue Wind project
• Jury deliberation continues in Hokanson trial
• Court sets Emmer ballot hearing
• Businesses closing for holiday
• Students team up to restore bluff-top ecosystem
• Charter Commission votes to adopt ranked choice
• MnDOT looking for input
• Government Calendar
• Samuelson's shifting wind position draws fire
• Red Wing area really gives big
• St. Paul's kicks off celebration
• City commission gives nod to tall grain bin
• Barn erupts in flames south of Maiden Rock
• Fairview Red Wing unveils new health blog
• Fairview gets high marks in healthcare report card
• School Board Briefs
• Drug dealer gets 11 years
• Two Red Wing women escape Minneapolis duplex fire
• Vesterheim Museum is topic of program
• UPDATE: Emmer takes election issue to high court
• Appeals Court upholds Xcel expansion
• Emmer takes election issue to high court
• Emergency sirens to be tested today
• Great American Smokeout: Understanding Why People Smoke
• Fire cracker blast sends Pine Island schools into temporary lockdown
• Power outages from Friday's storm lingered into Sunday
• Counties agree to release information to Emmer
• Phone scam targets computer users
• Despite new rules, hunters report good opener
• Motorists take a gamble at dangerous intersection
• Oh, hello snow.
• Whooping cough on the rise in region
• Police: Level 3 sex offender moving to Red Wing
• Zellers' early life made him a Republican speaker
• High-wire act under way
• Jobs Fund money to help with budget
• Local match available for Give to the Max Day
• Ellsworth board may create advertising policy
• A salute to veterans
• Suspects caught in four-store theft spree
• MPCA rule change could reverse incinerator's fate
• Suspect still at large following police chase
• Winter market opens Saturday at Sargent's
• Convicted sex offender now faces federal child porn charges
• Lobbying efforts continue on nuclear issue
• UPDATE: Highway 61 crash victims 'serious but stable'
• Bare feet in November?
• Port staff slashed from 3 to 2
• Emmer plans for transition, just in case
• GOP lawmakers survey new political landscape
• Part of Hay Creek Trail is closed
• Cycle-deer crash sends man to hospital
• City looks to increase stormwater fee
• Beldenville woman injured in crash Friday
• Rural Goodhue man killed in auto crash
• Firefighters contain anhydrous ammonia leak
• UPDATE: Semi driver OK after roadside blaze
• Combine hits, kills bear in Hay Creek Township
• Man hits deer with motorcycle
• Goodhue County crash claims man, 41
• Three firms vie for superintendent search duties
• Cannon Falls eyes cuts after failed referendum
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Rural America helps GOP wave
• New Lake City library plan shelved -at least for now
• Howe win triggers special mayoral election
• Recount could end by Dec. 14
• Pawlenty wants candidates ready to take office
• National Wind asks state to reverse delay
• Police arrest 2, recover suspected stolen jewelry
• GOP ready to work for conservative policies
• Red Wing will celebrate Veterans Day in a big way
• Storlie joins Lake City staff
• Communities will honor veterans simultaneously
• Twin Cities restaurant capitalizes on Randy Moss's criticism
• Senate Democrats pick Bakk as leader
• Man falls from cliff near Vermillion River
• Office of Civil Rights plan addressed
• Shades of 2008?
• It's still 'Sheriff Nancy'
• Kind holds on to congressional seat, edges Kapanke
• Snapshots of the 2010 election
• Budget recommendation set for 2011
• Military music, history spotlighted
• Republican's lawyer up for recount
• Howe defeats Fricke in Senate race
• Clark ousts Judge Blakely
• Bryant wins District 2
• Baldwin, Anderson, Kramp headed to School Board
• Well-known Dayton takes narrow governor lead
• Well-known Dayton takes narrow governor lead
• UPDATE: Well-known Dayton takes lead over Emmer
• Dayton-Emmer race could be headed to recount
• 'A gratifying experience'
• UPDATE 9 p.m.: Voters look at new conservative and veteran liberal
• Update: Voter turnout holds steady
• Minnesota Republicans looked for wave
• Red Wing School Board briefs
• Wave may remove two from chairmen jobs, lift Kline
• Republicans to keep eye on votes
• Turnout steady at local precincts
• Board hopes to name new superintendent by February
• City poised to up fire-call ante
• Last time together for 3 governor hopefuls
• Rail advocates look to Tuesday election
• CHI: Giving teens booze is no treat
• For a hauntingly good time...
• Chili Cook-Off winners named
• Third vandalism suspect caught
• Differences add up at forum
• Grant allows library to paint mural
• Advertisement proposal to be reworked
• Arneson named deputy director
• Bricks rain down following high winds
• Tuesday's parking ramp vandalism tally: 20 vehicles
• Raging winds down trees, blocking roads and cutting power
• GOP fundraising towers over Democrats in district
• National Wind: 'All options on the table' after delay
• Myran sentenced to five years for sex abuse
• Planning Commission: no advertising in parks
• That's a great pumpkin
• Panel will follow showing of "Troubled Waters"
• Rural Goodhue churches fight to stay alive
• Smoke tests show leaks
• Free legal clinic offered
• Government calendar
• Candidate Q&A: 2nd Congressional District: Shelley Madore
• Candidate Q&A: 2nd Congressional District: John Kline
• PUC delays decision on Goodhue Wind
• Painter rescued from I-94 St. Croix River bridge
• Baking pioneer Woods dies at 81
• Spate of traffic deaths raises concerns in Pierce County
• Police respond to fight
• Two-minute tours start with Shoe museum
• Authorities name suspects in Goodhue County break-ins
• Energy efficiency workshop open to public
• Orchards hurt by spring frost, summer hail
• Allegations flare in sheriff's race
• Wind Wars: How close is too close?
• Rural Goodhue Catholics face possible merger
• Street repairs begin Thursday
• Restoration project complete
• Red Wing prepares for major Veterans Day event
• Sheriff denies allegations of cover-up
• Grower breaks the world record
• Sign them 'friends forever'
• UPDATE: House and Senate pass disaster bill; governor says he'll sign
• UPDATE: Lawmakers approve flood, tornado relief
• Channel 6 will go dark for part of Tuesday
• Slessor announces retirement from Red Wing School District
• Lawmakers head back for disaster session
• Two die in separate Pierce County accidents
• Emotions run high in disaster session
• Recovery center open to flood victims
• Council debates bonding
• At-large questionnaire: Meinke
• Bridge turns 50
• Harvesting the wind
• Ward 3 Questionnaire: Schultz
• At-large questionnaire: Schulenberg
• MCF-Red Wing guard faces new charges
• MnSCU cuts to be felt locally
• St. Columbill, St. Mary parishes could close
• Emergency crews respond to Highway 61 crash in Welch
• Appeals Court judge promoted to chief
• Legacy funding goes to local arts groups
• Disaster special session set for Monday
• Semi driver in fair condition following Kenyon crash
• Crew severed cable line serving Red Wing
• Ward 4 candidate questionnaire: Johnson
• Friends mourn Red Cloud
• United in opposition
• Ward 4 candidate questionnaire: Rehder
• Bushey pleads guilty to sex crime
• Amos Owen award winner Red Cloud dies
• Q&A with Goodhue County Sheriff candidate Scott McNurlin
• Q&A with Goodhue County Sheriff candidate Marty Kelly
• Two in critical condition after Pierce County crash
• Two suspected in Red Wing theft arrested in Pierce County
• Fair day for art
• Q&A with Goodhue County Attorney candidate Victoria Mucha
• Q&A with Goodhue County Attorney candidate Steve Betcher
• Police, residents laud East End safety efforts
• City candidates 'an agreeable bunch'
• Lines drawn in sheriff forum
• Special session delayed
• Harvest heat
• Highway 60 will be closed Oct. 11
• State to decide on Goodhue Wind project
• Q&A with Goodhue County commissioner candidate Jeff Hommedahl
• Q&A with Goodhue County commissioner candidate Richard Samuelson
• Q&A with Goodhue County Commissioner candidate Paul Reese
• Q&A with Goodhue County Commissioner candidate Jim Bryant
• Red Wing man hospitalized after 'cycle crash
• Two weeks later, cleanup continues
• Man OK after motorcycle crash in Maiden Rock
• Group pledges to watch for voter fraud
• Vandals target local reservoirs
• Hearing set for inmate accused of plotting to have Backstrom murdered
• Motorcyclist airlifted after Highway 61 crash
• Boat burns, hunters soaked in 3 separate incidents
• County sets tight standards on large wind
• Tentative special flood session set for Monday
• Clark wins support of Dakota County lawyers
• It's not just Emmer, Dayton and Horner
• School Board IDs targets for EduJobs funding
• New steamboat will dock in Red Wing
• Subscriber Exclusive: Prairie farm carries on Thevenin's legacy
• City officials will negotiate for network
• Land dispute delays road project
• County officials to evaluate Diamond Bluff sand project
• Not as high as expected
• Flood cleanup volunteers needed
• Environmental Learning Center celebrates 40 years
• Highway 63 north of Zumbro Falls likely closed next week
• Duff says a third apiece
• League will hold candidate forums in Red Wing
• Q&A with House District 28B candidate Mark Schneider
• Q&A with House District 28B candidate Steve Drazkowski
• Eighth Street home catches fire
• Panel examines women's roles
• Secretary of state candidate touts election reform
• Wisconsin primary is Tuesday
• Goodhue County levy might increase
• Decision on ranked-choice voting nears
• Poll shows attorneys back Clark in judicial race
• Zumbrota bridge to re-open
• Tyler Road house goes up in flames
• Pierce County learns importance of services to public
• Red Wing High School welcomes eighth-graders
• Kenyon woman injured after car collides with skid loader
• Cannon Falls bank robber sentenced
• Plane goes down in Pierce County
• County board approves levy increase
• Drowning claims Maiden Rock man
• Texas man injured in Pierce County ATV rollover
• Rural Hager City man, 89, found alive after 3-day search
• Small plane crashes in Pierce County
• Authorities bust meth suspects in Kellogg
• Law enforcement targeting impaired drivers
• Candidates show extremes, but eventual moderation likely
• Council struggles with deficit
• Libraries, county dispute funding
• Overnight lane closure scheduled beginning Sept. 7 at Hastings bridge
• County to vote on proposed levy hike
• Council takes hard look at incinerator
• Man injured, hogs spill onto road in Wanamingo crash
• Wabasha County authorities search for bank robber
• Public turnout poor for budget forums
• Quzhou, Red Wing ink new agreement
• Man charged with sex crimes
• New teachers join Red Wing staff
• Candidates make an introduction
• What's new with You...Tube?
• Mazeppa man killed in crash
• Baldwin pursues School Board seat
• At least 4 injured in Highway 52 crashes
• Zumbrota does Red Wing a solid (waste) favor
• Government calendar
• Chinese delegation comes to town
• Construction begins Monday
• Fair day in the barn
• Man arrested in connection with break-ins
• Sand operation given go-ahead
• City Council Briefs
• Shoe won't close Kentucky plant
• Local officials earn high marks in Prairie Island drill
• Public works negotiates down EPA fine
• Smokin' out a leak
• CodeRED system to be tested Thursday
• Council delays sidewalk project another year
• NRC delays decision on safety violation at Prairie Island plant
• Two businesses flagged for tobacco noncompliance
• Council, Kuhlmann apologize
• Duro is closing Hudson plant; 63 jobs will be lost
• Colvill staff fear pool might not open in 2011
• Financial, structural problems plague History Center
• State Fair event features local farmers, chefs
• Prairie Island drill unmasked
• St. Paul man airlifted following Wis. motorcycle crash
• Sex offender sentenced to eight years
• Full-scale nuke drill set for Tuesday
• Jail to begin housing state offenders
• Otto pushing for accountability
• Grain bin proposal tabled
• Bronson looks to bring experience to board
• Wis. man injured in Highway 19 crash
• Anderson seeks School Board seat
• Green acres
• Gillmer promoted to lead local Montessori program
• Protect workers from identity theft
• Red Wing FFA chapter in nation's top 1 percent
• Lake City residents to vote on new library
• Red Wing man sentenced to four years in prison for rape
• Variance approved allowing for housing lot near golf club
• Kosovo ambassador visits Red Wing
• The next best thing since ...
• Prairie Island plant to increase capacity
• Man hospitalized after collision with semi
• Authorities converge on High Bridge
• Money important but not everything in city races
• Update: Authorities stopped would be jumper
• Crews respond to Highway 61 crash
• Proposal would concentrate police duties at high school
• Flooding affects nearly all of Pierce County
• Police gather for Dewey funeral
• Dewey called hero at funeral
• School Board filings close today -- with few people interested
• Draft wind ordinance gets mixed reviews
• Board hands finance director 19% raise
• Wanamingo council agrees to 39 percent levy hike
• Swim on: Pool to stay open another week
• 'Too Tall' lends a hand on the dial
• Coming soon to a river near you
• Minn. woman injured in Pierce County motorcycle crash
• County sells its stake in Byllesby Dam
• Wet and whipped
• Thunderstorm batters local communities Friday
• Elements conspire against fair
• Fiber-optic plan grows
• City approves strip mall proposal
• Council gives conservation easement thumbs up
• Estate division sparks wind debate
• Highway 52 reopens in Pine Island after semi cleared; storms batter area
• County moves to sell its share of Byllesby Dam
• Red Wing's AYP trending upward
• Rain, flooding close Pierce County roads
• Pierce County closes sections of roads
• Pierce County Health department issues health and safety precautions for flood
• HBC announces residental network expansion in Red Wing
• Fricke 'really pleased' with apparent victory
• Red Wing City Council Ward 4 primary result
• Red Wing City Council Ward 1 and 2 primary results
• Bryant thankful for District 4 victory
• Red Wing City Council At-large primary results
• Blakely holding off judicial challengers; Clark leads in tight race for second
• McNurlin comes out ahead in sheriff race
• Take precautions to avoid contaminated flood waters
• Samuelson finishes strong first in District 2
• Rush River near crest level at Maiden Rock
• UPDATE: Flooding keeps some Pierce County roads closed
• County burglaries spur public alert
• Corn in the Park postponed
• Pierce County suffers flooding along Rush River, Trimbelle Creek
• Early polling in Red Wing appears slow
• Oh, snap! Tree limb crushes 2 vehicles
• And the winner is...
• Clark: I have earned the trust of many
• Blakely: I'm a fair and good listener
• Baker: I'll return integrity to the bench
• Fowl challenge at City Hall
• Absentee voting changes ease burden on election officials
• In living color
• Candidate ommitted on public access segment
• Leaky buildings dampen budget outlook
• Willard Bremer, former Lake City mayor, dies at 80
• Hurry up -- what's the rush?
• District 4 County Commissioner: Bryant
• District 4 County Commissioner: Hahn
• District 4 County Commissioner: Reese
• State tax change could affect area farmers
• Nina, Pinta arrive in Lake City
• Board retains assistant principal position at TBMS
• Horner sees mix of budget solutions
• Country music bar comes to Bush Street
• Horner suspects 'mischief' in race
• Crowded field vies against county incumbents
• Vying for the crown
• Man found dead in Mississippi River
• Swenson sentenced to 30 days jail
• Arts Alive at The Sheldon Theatre
• ‘Till Death Do Us Part: Late Night Catechism 3
• Sister Cities Film Festival at The Sheldon Theatre
• 'Leo Kottke' at The Sheldon Theatre
• Missoula Children’s Theatre Presents Pied Piper
• Lord of the Rings Trilogy
• Missoula Children’s Theatre Presents King Arthur’s Quest
• Clay Cooper
• Phoenix Theatre presents: Little Women
• Girl Singers of the Hit Parade Christmas Show
• Continental Ballet Company: Nutcracker Ballet
• Bluegrass New Years Eve with: Monroe Crossing
• Mayors Across America - The Book - Features Red Wing, MN
• Red Wing Sculpture Art Crawl

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