Shakopee, MN News

• Shakopee, MN News
• City Of Shakopee News - May 17, 2012
• Shakopee Parks and Recreation News - May 10,2012
• Shakopee Parks and Recreation News - April 12
• City Of Shakopee News - April 5, 2012
• City Of Shakopee News - March 15, 2012
• Shakopee Parks and Recreation News - March 8, 2012
• City Of Shakopee News - February 22, 2012
• Shakopee Parks and Recreation News - February 9, 2012
• City Of Shakopee News - February 2, 2012
• Shakopee Parks and Recreation News - January 19, 2012
• City Of Shakopee News - January 12, 2012
• City Of Shakopee News - December 20, 2011
• Shakopee Parks and Recreation News - December 8, 2011
• City Of Shakopee News - December 1, 2011
• City Of Shakopee News - November 10, 2011
• City of Shakopee News - October 19, 2011
• Shakopee Parks and Recreation News - October 13, 2011
• City of Shakopee News - September 29, 2011
• City of Shakopee News - Protect Your Family From Fire
• Trail of Terror
• Shakopee Parks and Recreation News - September 8, 2011
• City Of Shakopee News - September 8, 2011
• Back to School for Shakopee - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• City Of Shakopee News - August 17, 2011
• Shakopee Parks and Recreation News - August 11, 2011
• City Of Shakopee News - July 29, 2011
• Shakopee Parks and Recreation News - July 15, 2011
• Summer Water Conservation Tips
• Regional Sewer Repair Work Progressing in Shakopee
• Railroad Projects Planned
• Road Construction Project Updates - July 7, 2011
• Filing for Mayor and City Council Positions
• Engagement: Everett-Emerson
• Public notices from the June 23, 2011 Shakopee Valley News
• Farmers market opens today
• Chaska CAP Agency office to shut its doors
• UPDATE: Latest predictions have river leveling
• McNulty ready for new challenge
• Funeral notice for Mary Moriarty Galvani
• School Board names superintendent finalists
• Jury convicts author in sweat lodge deaths that included Prior Lake woman
• Obituaries from the June 23 Valley News
• The ironies...
• What I read: "The Know-It-All: One Man's Humble Quest to Become the Smartest Person in the World"
• Stabbing incident followed gang-affiliation statements, witnesses say
• UPDATE: River rises above flood stage
• Watch for high school graduation section Thursday
• Funeral notice for Donna Kerber
• Funeral notice for Gunard R. Carlson
• Editorial: Here’s hoping the local Chamber stays in park
• Theis lobbies for diabetes research
• Funeral notice for Ronald M. Gratz
• Letters from June 16
• Funeral notice for Robert M. Fuerstenberg
• Funeral notice for Richard Mohlin
• Shakopee superintendent interviews begin Thursday
• UPDATE: Shakopee under flood warning starting Wednesday morning
• 2010 state traffic fatalities lowest on record since 1944
• UPDATE: Weather service changes flood 'watch' to a 'warning'
• Woman sentenced to year in jail for drunken crash that injured Carver mayor
• Prior Lake man receives national snowmobiling award
• UPDATE: Stabbing victim released from hospital
• Warm weather brings out fawns, bears and beavers; DNR urges people to leave them alone
• MPCA seeks comments on draft report for improving two county lakes
• Funeral notice for J. Roger Sperling
• A rad ride
• Area cities under flood watch as heavy rain expected
• Average gas price in Twin Cities up 3.7 cents per gallon in past week
• Trainer Bernell Rhone sweeps two $35,000 stakes on Father’s Day
• Father's Day is a relatively recent celebration
• St. Croix Riverboat Rally
• Westbound 101 to close overnight for interchange construction
• Flooding possible in Scott County, Twin Cities today
• Local law officers to take part in torch run for Special Olympics
• City Of Shakopee News - June 16, 2011
• UDATE: Thunderstorm to roll through area until 12:30 a.m.
• Rolling on
• State Racing Commission to meet Monday on track status in event of state shutdown
• UPDATE: First phase of 101 reconstruction nears end
• Dayton orders flags at half-staff to honor Vietnam casualty whose remains were recently recovered
• Beard wants deal so road projects continue
• Shakopee hosts Class 1A state baseball consolation games today
• Raid leads to felony drug charges against Credit River Township woman
• Large paving project begins in Shakopee
• Heir challenges local tribe
• Farmington woman uncooperative after injury accident
• Farmington woman uncooperative after injury accident
• Prior Lake man sentenced for ‘brutal’ attack against Burnsville homeowner
• Public notices from the June 16, 2011 Shakopee Valley News
• Obituaries from the June 16 Valley News
• Eastbound Hwy. 13/Co. 101 reduced to single lane during evenings in coming days
• Chaska or Shakopee for upgraded river crossing?
• Time to move?
• Lakefront Blues & Jazz Festival
• State law agencies to beef up DWI patrols on weekends in 13 counties, including Scott
• State warns of Green Dot MoneyPaks scams
• State shutdown could force end to horse racing for season
• State Golf
• Jordan plumbing company files for bankruptcy, closes
• A walk in the street
• Community can meet superintendent candidates
• Column: Buddy likes to tug his leash, my heart
• Editorial: County’s new tool to curb drug abuse among teens
• Chaska student among group that discuss youth issues with President Obama
• Funeral notice for Kenneth W. Hyatt
• Police officer fawned over passenger in his squad car
• Scott Carver Project Community Connect seeks steering committee volunteers
• Funeral notice for Arleen Long
• Expect delays on I-35W in Burnsville through June 21
• Parent company of Perkins restaurants files for bankruptcy protection
• 387 citations issued in county in past several weeks for seat belt violations
• Several Scott County Fair deadlines approach
• Funeral notice for Martin “Marty” J. Lannon
• Funeral notice for Manfred E. Beutler
• Go Vikings
• Gas prices in Twin Cities fall by 8.3 cents per gallon in past week
• Cat Claw Clipping Clinic
• Cat Claw Clipping Clinic
• Cat Claw Clipping Clinic
• Shakopee Parks And Recreation News - June 9, 2011
• Some Father's Day ideas from the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum
• A cheap ride
• Student says he was raped after attending poultry show with Shakopee man
• Historic site gains park status
• Honorary diploma marks achievement of a lifetime
• Engagement: Grommesch-Lamontagne
• Law Library to offer pilot program for child support modification
• Minnesota Vikings official to speak Tuesday in Shakopee
• Nominations sought for Hometown Hero, parade grand marshal
• Chaska community reels after fatal bar stabbing
• Summer reading starts Monday in local libraries
• The Music Man
• Sabers softball team out at state tournament
• Owner of Chaska bar in fatal stabbing opts to not renew liquor license
• Visit one of Minnesota's 74 state parks for free on Saturday
• Public notices from the June 9, 2011 Shakopee Valley News
• Funeral notice for Alvin W. Jones
• Softball team falls at state
• Recap of two-day heat wave
• Jordan man gets 20 months for swindling IRS of $600,000
• Flag etiquette brochure is available for Flag Day, June 14
• Name the exclusive new Arboretum rose
• At state
• Video: South metro's Music Man sings
• Dead Birds
• Obituary from the June 9 Valley News
• Savage Juried Art show opens week of June 13
• Eden Prairie Says Hello to BYE-BYE-BIRDIE
• Eden Prairie Says Hello to BYE-BYE-BIRDIE
• Faith community meeting focuses on support of military, families
• Funeral notice for Jerome G. Olson
• UPDATE: Suspected arson vehicle fire leaves police puzzled
• Heat spell
• Artist at work
• Photo gallery: Pearson's last day of school
• Photo slideshow: SHS graduation 2011
• Letters from June 2
• Family biking event is Thursday
• 2011 Shakopee High School grads: Be all that you can be
• Plants' effects on lakes is topic of June 16 seminar
• Hot — and hotter — expected in area today
• Funeral notice for Dorothea A. Mielke
• SWCD offers popular rain barrel sale again
• A sweltering ceremony
• A sweltering ceremony
• Engagements: Monnens-Jansen, Manske-Huiras
• UPDATE: Jury finds Maddox guilty of second-degree murder
• Births: Hennis, King
• Heat advisory issued for area through Wednesday morning
• Titan Machinery closes on purchase of St. Joseph Equipment
• Maddox murder case goes to jury
• UPDATE: Minneapolis man charged in fatal stabbing outside Chaska bar
• Gas prices rise an average 7 cents per gallon in Twin Cities in past week
• Scott County braces for state shutdown
• New law aimed at slowing the spread of aquatic invasive species
• A nice send-off
• UPDATE: Victim of fatal stabbing identified; three in custody
• Maddox case to go to Scott County jury Monday
• Fatal stabbing reported early this morning at Chaska bar
• Sabers head to state in softball for first time in 31 years
• Graduation ceremony to be held indoors
• Police officers versus firefighters kick off Lions softball tourney tonight
• Maddox testifies about night of wife's death
• A final goodbye
• Intersection changes at 13/101 delayed until later in June
• MPCA: High temperatures can bring harmful algal blooms
• Public notices from the June 2, 2011 Shakopee Valley News
• UPDATE: Maddox takes the stand
• Championship game
• UPDATE: Chance of flooding in Shakopee, Savage decreases
• Adults can take a kid fishing — and fish for free themselves
• Medical examiner: Blunt force, not strangulation, cause of reporter’s death
• Road closes for 494/169 work
• Obituaries from the June 2 Valley News
• Wedding: Imker-Pond
• Summer bus service begins soon
• Mayo Clinic to buy New Prague hospital
• Valley News to upgrade website in coming weeks
• Motorcycle fundraiser is Saturday in Shakopee
• Eden Prairie man conned insurance company to buy plane
• Funeral notice for Tracy Stade-Repasky Gawitaya Wicaye Win – Brings Them Together Woman
• Living memorial
• Engagements: Drees-Lonnquist , Pass-Theis
• Jurors in murder trial hear content of blackmail e-mails
• Retirement party for McBroom is Wednesday
• Births: Theis, Welke, Zadra
• Funeral notice for Marcus Mace
• Letters from May 26
• Expect delays on I-35W in Burnsville through June 10
• In memoriam
• Flood warning issued for Shakopee through Friday
• Gas prices in Twin Cities fall 7.6 cents per gallon in past week
• Scott County under wind advisory from 1 to 7 p.m. today
• Humble Smarty wins Honor the Hero Express, sets track record
• Engagements: Lundby-Lantry, Enger-Stumo, Korthour-Wuest
• Births: Marschall, Malmquist, Dusha
• Outdoor concert in Shakopee attracts nearly 20,000 and several noise complaints
• Minor flooding reported in Savage as river rises
• Highway 13 changes coming next week in Savage
• City Of Shakopee News - May 26, 2011
• Only Minnesota-bred quarter horses in field finish first, second in Zimmerman Stakes
• Three questions for the Twins front office
• Memorial Day program planned in Shakopee Monday
• A sad, fun time
• UPDATE: Storm now moving eastward, out of area
• Scott County under severe-thunderstorm watch until 10 p.m.
• New intersection to close for 101 reconstruction
• Buddy Guy-headlined music festival to include Tim Mahoney, Lamont Cranston, others
• Soundset hits Canterbury on Sunday
• Facebook messages reviewed at murder trial
• Metro new-housing trend showing some progress
• Funeral notice for Kayla Marie Sievers-Logeais
• DNR asks motorists to give turtles a brake
• State DNR offers suggestions on finding weekend campsites
• Prison sentence for notable defense attorney Sam McCloud for tax fraud
• Maddox: 'I just snapped'
• Auditions scheduled for Renaissance Festival
• Public notices from the May 26, 2011 Shakopee Valley News
• Westbound I-494 ramp to northbound Hwy. 169 to close overnight
• Funeral notice for Robert Oslund
• UPDATE: Minor flooding in Savage expected Saturday night
• Free Wheelin'
• Final defendant in fatal stabbing pleads guilty
• Suspect in California infant abuse case arrested in Shakopee
• Scott County HHW Facility closed for Memorial Day weekend
• TRIAL UPDATE: Daughter describes mother as ‘fearful’
• BBB warns about firms that find financial aid for college
• Area postal carrier admits to theft of mail
• Obituaries from the May 26 Valley News
• I-35W in Burnsville to see overnight lane closures
• Holmes Street chosen for regional bike trail
• An evening ride
• UPDATE: Co-workers testify in Maddox murder trial
• Nighttime traffic delays to start Tuesday on westbound 13/101
• State traffic fatalities 23% below pace of 2010
• Entertainment lineup announced for Derby Days
• First witnesses take the stand in Maddox murder trial
• U.S. Transportation Department announces $1 million 'quick release' funds for flood areas
• Minnesota students make small gains in math, steady in reading on 2011 MCAs
• Letters from May 19
• Tired of it flooding?
• Editorial: Bad bill that addresses a nonexistent problem
• Funeral notice for Joseph A. Shroers
• Funeral notice for Sandra J. Vollmer
• Shakopee woman named assistant principal at Catholic school
• Legislative session ends without budget agreement
• Funeral notice for Albert J. Lehnen
• Lane closures tonight will likely cause traffic delays on Highway 169
• Minor flooding possible in Savage late Friday morning, says weather service
• Funeral notice for Lynda K. Anderson
• Beach Boys to appear at Mystic Lake's outdoor amphitheater July 31
• Funeral notice for Robert David Zimmerman
• Funeral notice for John Phillip Sims
• Funeral notice for Patricia Louise Kerber
• Slideshow: Outdoor learning
• Gas prices in Twin Cities fall 12.8 cents per gallon in past week
• Hot Dog & Brat Fundraiser at Cub Foods for Boy Scouts
• Hot Dog & Brat Fundraiser at Cub Foods for Boy Scouts
• Hot Dog & Brat Fundraiser at Cub Foods to Benefit Boy Scouts
• Shakopee woman driver in head-on crash that killed two
• Shakopee under severe-thunderstorm warning until 1:45 p.m.
• Scott County included in tornado watch through 8 p.m. today
• Area man runs 50 marathons by age 50
• Longshots win pair of stakes races at Canterbury before 8,139
• 5,818 head to Canterbury on opening night
• Leidiger says he didn't know about pastor's 'radical anti-gay' views
• Despite rain, County Road 101 on schedule
• Public notices from the May 19, 2011 Shakopee Valley News
• Walk Fur Love Sunday at McKnight Park in Chaska
• Funeral notice for Ken Monnens
• In the woods
• Bill would allow racinos, with state proceeds used for Vikings stadium, Saints ball park
• Canterbury Park opens live-racing season tonight
• UPDATE: Opening arguments scheduled Tuesday in Maddox murder trial
• UPDATE: Shakopee man killed in crash is identified
• Shakopee man killed in Carver County crash
• County Health Board seeks public input at forum next week
• Local law enforcment agencies join state effort with concentrated seat belt enforcement
• Sabers No. 1?
• MnDOT seeks input Tuesday on possible river-crossing remedies
• Saturday Car Show benefits high school
• Obituaries from the May 19 Valley News
• Jury selection under way in Maddox murder case
• Attention high school seniors from Shakopee ...
• 'Seussical' coming to St. John's Church
• Nighttime delays start today on westbound Highway 13 in Savage
• Robling to propose that alcohol be banned in slot machine area if racino bill approved
• Harmon Killebrew
• Program offers drop-off for unused medications
• Getting there
• Letters from May 12
• Guest commentary: Let’s remember to give our guests first-class treatment
• Packing in the playoff hopes but keeping alive the love
• Editorial: A welcome to another SHS principal from Iowa
• Work to disrupt traffic flow in both directions of Highway 169 tonight
• Barb McNulty offered principal job at Jordan High School
• Shakopee Downtown banquet is Wednesday
• Summer season is here
• Funeral notice for Bill “William” Vader
• Racino bill to get state Senate hearing today
• Engagement: Mielke-Hier
• Join the marrow registry, support Shakopee girl
• Birth: Franek
• Hauer, Walker named SHS Athletes of Year; four inducted into Hall of Fame
• Funeral notice for Gladys H. Gruetzmacher
• Gas prices increase 4.9 cents per gallon in past week
• Mystic Lake to open outdoor amphitheater this summer
• PVC, plastic and a pool
• Community can share input on superintendent search at Tuesday public meeting
• Shakopee included in frost advisory overnight
• Walk will raise money for homeless pets next week
• Return of sunshine and 70-degree temperatures
• Adopt a wild horse next weekend in Wisconsin
• Former candidate for judgeship, wife cited for domestic assault
• Getting there
• Funding OK'd for 69/169 interchange
• Canterbury Park rebounds in first-quarter financial report
• Highway 169 work to reduce traffic lanes overnight on Monday, Tuesday
• Dayton gets judge candidate recommendation from commission
• Scott County's finest face off in Mayors Cup race June 3
• Shakopee author to sign copies of new book ‘Football Wife’
• Last day to vote for Shakopee girl's doodle
• Law enforcement officers who lost their lives on duty to be honored
• UPDATE: Jury selection in Maddox murder trial begins Monday
• Circle of friends
• From the lake to ‘The Voice’: Prior Lake native Tim Mahoney took the long road to national TV spotlight
• Shakopee Parks And Recreation News - May 12, 2011
• Public notices from the May 12, 2011 Shakopee Valley News
• Postal Service lists Minneapolis among top cities in letter-carrier dog bites
• Contractor cuts gas line in Southbridge neighborhood
• Walk to raise money for rescued huskies is Saturday
• Expect delays on I-35W in Burnsville starting Monday
• Funeral notice for Oline “Sis” S. Chial
• Spring blossoms
• Like weather and want to help the community?
• Former Shakopee principal, acting principal finalists for Jordan High job
• Middle-aged woman robs Kelley's Bar in downtown Chaska
• Video: Exploring nature at the Minnesota Valley National Wildlife Refuge
• Obituary from the May 12 Valley News
• Funeral notice for Carol Ann Smith
• Funeral notice for Ron V. Hansen Jr.
• MnDOT: Expect traffic delays on Highway 169 in coming days
• Northbound Highway 169 reduced to one lane this afternoon for pavement repairs
• See how most popular baby names in Minnesota in 2010 compare to U.S. favorites
• Valleyfair, new Planet Snoopy attraction open for season on Saturday
• Sir, please, take your base
• Big week
• Redistricting map shows dramatic changes
• Scott County under tornado watch until midnight
• Obama declares Scott, other Minnesota counties eligible for federal disaster aid due to flooding
• UPDATE: Severe thunderstorm warning here until 8:30 p.m.
• Strong thunderstorms entering parts of Scott County
• Letters from May 5
• Video: Consequences of drunk driving hit home
• Prior Lake-Savage School District lays off 16 teachers
• Editorial: Navigate a little to help downtown businesses
• Newspaper company, customers victimized in ‘ID spoofing’
• Expect delays on Highway 41 Tuesday
• Looking for a job? Career fair Tuesday at mall
• Looking for a job? Career fair Tuesday at mall.
• Engagements: Lee-Triestram, Cizek-Hentges
• Small Dog Rescue of MN at Chuck and Don's - Adoption Event!
• Photo gallery: Shakopee High School prom 2011
• Facing year in jail, man comes through with large child-support payment
• Bog Bash at Arboretum next Sunday
• Prom pretty
• Gas prices fall 7.4 cents per gallon in Twin Cities
• UPDATE: Victim in fatal motorcycle crash identified
• Happy mom
• Motorcyclist killed in Shakopee crash
• Scott County Historical Society expands genealogy resources
• New in downtown
• City Of Shakopee News - May 5, 2011
• On the Web: Props to Devin Henry, Minnesota Daily staff
• Saturday is Shakopee High prom
• Man, 22, arrested after chase reaching 110 mph
• MnDOT looking for Adopt a Highway volunteers
• A crash course
• Bank robber tracked down at Mystic Lake Casino sentenced
• Record numbers of Minnesotans became ill from tick-borne diseases in 2010
• Photo Gallery: SHS mock car crash
• Racino proposal gets House panel hearing; bill showing 'little momentum'
• Public notices from the May 5, 2011 Shakopee Valley News
• Feedback sought in superintendent search
• Softball team undefeated
• UPDATE: Murder defendant remains free after bail violation hearing
• High school, three city parks identified as possible locations for Savage sports dome
• Shakopee High junior a state Doodle 4 Google finalist
• Jacob and Isabella top baby names in 2010
• Obituaries from the May 5 Valley News
• Local lawmakers introduce constitutional amendment to limit state spending
• 'Dinosaurs: Past, Present, Future'
• Maddox due back in court over alleged violation of release terms
• Seven cited in drug bust at high school
• Bridge reopens; MnDOT to remove extra lane on Hwy. 169
• County Road 101 bridge is open
• Have a favorite teacher who touched your life?
• Liriano's No-No
• Red Oak's Kathy Lee doodles for Google – again
• Stretch of 70-degree weather on it’s way?
• Editorial: Good news from MnDOT on 169/494 traffic lights
• Civil War Saturday
• Mock car crash at high school Wednesday
• Funeral notice for Michael Scott Koukal Jr.
• Letters from April 28
• County Road 101 bridge to open at 3 p.m. Wednesday
• Carver County Board approves rail line purchase
• Funeral notice for DeWayne A. Strehlow
• Report: Most community water systems in state meet safety guidelines
• FBI links bank robbery in Savage with others
• Birth: Aarstad
• Funeral notice for Barbara A. Hagen
• Funeral notice for John L. Sullivan
• Expect traffic delays today on southbound Highway 169 starting at 5 p.m.
• First-half property taxes due by May 16
• Bachelor party brawl ends in stabbing
• On the Web: Shakopee construction equipment dealership sold, turkey of a story
• SWCD offering second rain barrel sale
• State's largest walleye lakes test 'clean' for PFCs in fish
• Funeral notice for Joseph “Joe” Peter Friendshuh
• Twin Cities gas prices up 4.5 cents per gallon in past week
• Welcome to Hell, Osama bin Laden
• May weather outlook and a look back at April
• Shakopee motorcyclist killed in Belle Plaine crash
• Council members admit to possible violation of state Open Meeting Law
• Expect delays on southbound Highway 169 Sunday
• Court clears Jordan crematory for operation
• A royal lunch
• Reminder: Saturday is Cleanup Day (and you can donate items and buy trees too)
• Arrest warrant issued for man accused of fleeing crash that injured friend
• Shakopee remains among top metro communities in residential permits
• The sports abyss
• Information open house Wednesday on Hwy. 13/Co. 101 interchange project
• Doggie pile
• Sprinkler system credited with stopping townhome fire
• UPDATE: Full story on judge awarding Studnicka salary increase
• MPCA adopts solid-waste management policy revisions
• Public notices from the April 28, 2011 Shakopee Valley News
• Quest for three begins
• City of Prior Lake bans coal tar-based sealants
• Photos of deceased veterans sought for Memorial Day display
• April showers bring a limpy Twins team
• Dry casino no more?
• Obituaries from the April 28 Valley News
• Judge rules county sheriff deserves pay increase
• Lane closures planned on Highway 169 tonight
• New terrorism alert system in place starting today
• Minnesota FoodShare celebrates record-setting March campaign
• State spring load restrictions to end in May
• Cleanup Day is Saturday; donate furniture and buy trees, too
• Goodbye paper, hello savings: U.S. to end paper checks for federal benefits
• iMan at Meadow Spring
• Counties to offer free clinics on bankruptcy
• Editorial: With funding available, 17/42 project is sensible
• SHS drama department to perform ‘The Miracle Worker’
• April 21 letters
• New state HIV cases decrease, but officials view figures with caution
• About to spring
• A deadly time of year: State says parents should set rules for teen drivers
• Seminarians vs. priests kicks off annual basketball tourney
• Engagements: Olsen-Kreuser, Wermerskirchen-Anderson
• Births: Weckman, Notermann, Jirik, Golla
• Older Americans by the numbers: U.S. census data
• Bring pack of diapers for early admission to Kids' Stuff Sale
• Being a princess: Not quite what a little girl imagines
• Academy of Russian Ballet Spring Gala
• A lot of dirt
• Shakopee celebrates reading Tuesday
• County Road 101 river crossing opening expected in one to two weeks
• Gas prices in Twin Cities climb 13.2 cents per gallon in past week
• HAPPY EASTER ...
• Shakopee man charged with driving drunk, fleeing police at 100 mph
• Update: County Road 101 reconstruction advisory
• Funeral notice for Laura Margaret Lebens
• UPDATE: Prince's property in Chanhassen off the auction block
• Indian Gaming Association plans rally against more gambling in state
• UPDATE: Foreclosure action against Prince property apparently canceled
• ‘Fiddle Faddle FUNdraiser’ planned in support of program for domestic-violence survivors
• Chaska Community Center, ice rinks may undergo $4 million upgrades
• Photo slideshow: Stations of the Cross
• On the cross
• After fatal bicycle crash, what are the rules of the road?
• Public notices from the April 21, 2011 Shakopee Valley News
• Chaska woman among finalists in Mrs. America pageant
• New Prague woman accused of threatening vice president
• Public invited to 'Young Native Pride' dance exhibition
• Updated: River crossing near Jordan reopens; no timetable on County Road 101
• Default on Prince property prompts foreclosure proceedings
• Twin Cities Habitat to build four homes in Shakopee in 2011
• Video: What's the Scott County RE-USE Room?
• Pablo's Restaurant owner dies from illness
• Expect traffic delays tonight, Thursday in I-494
• Dayton asks Obama for major federal disaster aid due to flooding
• Obituaries from the April 21 Valley News
• UPDATE: I-35 south of Highway 19 reopens after crash
• Brewing up history
• UPDATE: MnDOT says restriping will be studied for later
• Slideshow: Spring Fling 2011
• Flood warning at Henderson canceled as river continues to decline
• Health officials alert salon owners about products that contain formaldehyde
• National Merit finalist is always up for the challenge
• Council reverses park board on Greenfield East park plan
• Letters from April 14
• UPDATE: Winter-weather advisory canceled for area; 1-2 inches of snow likely
• Editorial: Racino would help track, give state needed funds
• Guest commentary: Racino plan a win-win situation for area, taxpayers, Vikings fans
• UPDATE: Highway 169 stoplights to stay green
• Golf season begins
• Amy Varab recognized as county child care provider of the year
• Name of victim in fatal crash Monday released
• Funeral notice for Tressa Luella Wideman
• Funeral notice for Leon F. Hausladen
• 2-4 inches of snow predicted here Tuesday night through Wednesday morning
• Engagements: Rosentreter-Daniel, Pauly-Ahmann
• Want the stoplights to stay? Send a letter
• Adjustments made as Co. 101 reconstruction gets under way
• MnDOT to test technology for potential mileage-based user fee
• Funeral notice for Father Howard William Hansen
• Business leaders wanted for Junior Achievement
• Funeral notice for Joyce Eileen Stein
• Road repairs ahead
• Local law enforcement agencies put extra emphasis on distracted drivers this week
• Average gas prices in Twin Cities drop 5.7 cents per gallon in past week
• How we dodged a bullet
• St. Paul woman critically hurt in crash involving Shakopee driver
• Spring is back, so are the car prowlers
• Frost boils prompt closure of county road
• School Board votes to remove rare forest
• A good haul
• Dinner, dance fundraiser for Mark Siedow is tonight at VFW
• Man sentenced for using fake receipts to steal from Sam's Club
• MinneHAHA Comedy Club, featuring Chris Shaw
• MinneHAHA Comedy Club, featuring Todd Andrews
• MinneHAHA Comedy Club, featuring Tony Deyo
• Egg hunt Saturday
• Driver alive after losing control of vehicle near hospital
• Four years for man who sold cocaine
• Independence Party's state convention will be April 30 in Lakeville
• County awards construction contract for Co. Rds. 44, 27
• Area school district considering $2.4 million in cuts
• When a loss is more than a loss
• Reminder: Easter egg hunt Sunday
• Menden says county can't afford 17/42 overpass
• UPDATE: Traffic delay on Highway 41
• Feel the wrath of Twitter
• Scott SWCD to host 'Conservation Day at the Fairgrounds' Friday
• FedEx employee accused of gift card theft
• Steel art
• Minneapolis man, 87, killed in Prior Lake crash
• Man charged with indecent exposure after incident at conveniece store
• Ice-out officially was Monday on Prior Lake, DNR says
• Obituaries from the April 14 Valley News
• Water still covers parts of County Road 101
• Powered by volunteers
• Shakopee senior to compete at state speech
• Postal service again talking to Savage about buying post office
• Board keeps both ball fields in park plan
• On the Web: Major league, soccer, emergency management and immigration connections
• Judge to decide Studnicka's salary
• Letters from April 7
• Funeral notice for Joseph P. Mans
• State, federal teams assessing flood damage in region this week
• A Perfect Start
• Editorial: Some big challenges for Shakopee School Board
• Attendance boundaries get OK
• UPDATE: Authorities don't believe bank robberies in Savage, Edina connected
• State unveils new, expanded victim notification system
• School Board hires new Shakopee High School principal
• City may consider hiring private cleaning firm
• Statewide drills planned Thursday for tornado awareness
• Open-burning restrictions go in effect in some counties Friday
• Savage's Sterling State Bank robbed by armed gunman
• State testing in progress
• Boundaries vote
• Funeral notice for Sharon Kay (Bloomquist) Laughridge
• Woman gets year in jail for having sex with teen boy
• Charges: Mom accused of beating child said U.S. laws are from ‘devil’
• Gas prices up 11.4 cents per gallon in past week in Twin Cities
• Severe storms possible this afternoon
• Spaghetti dinner to support lacrosse teams to be held Thursday
• Shakopee area under severe-thunderstorm watch until 3 a.m.
• Shakopee area under severe-thunderstorm watch until 3 a.m.
• Severe weather-watch here until 3 a.m.
• Savage Park Board moves cautiously on sports dome proposal
• School Board meeting on attendance boundaries moved to new location
• Future firefighters?
• Reconstruction of County Road 101 begins Monday
• Update: No significant crest predicted for Shakopee
• Funeral notice for Warren B. Hoffman
• Man killed by law officers after Thursday carjacking identified
• Bricks engraved with names of deceased veterans being sold
• First severe thunderstorm threat of 2011
• Shakopee community comes through with help for needy high school seniors
• It's Sandbag City for homeowners on Prior Lake
• Park plans on hold after outcry
• Public notices from the April 7, 2011 Shakopee Valley News
• Friends of the Library book sale under way
• BBB reports one of first phishing scams from recent e-mail data breach
• May 7 event to support program for domestic violence survivors
• Spring season under way
• Why the first week of baseball season doesn't tell you much
• DNR: No deer found with chronic wasting disease during sampling
• What I read: "1984"
• Flood damage
• Obituaries from the April 7 Valley News
• MinneHAHA Comedy Club, featuring Tony Deyo
• Shakopee man among prosecutions in illegal-entry cases in federal court
• Dayton declares state of emergency for 46 counties dealing with flooding
• County orders more extensive environmental review of proposed mine operation near Jordan
• Stillwater Lift Bridge to close Friday morning due to high water
• New report shows some STDs surged in 2010 in Minnesota
• UPDATE: Second crest likely this weekend
• 158 DWI arrests reported in state's worst impaired-driving counties during March
• Peaceful night
• Extra transit services made available due to flooding now canceled
• County sheriff’s salary appeal now in court
• BYE-BYE BIRDIE AUDITIONS - ADDITIONAL NIGHT! April 14th
• Engagements: Jordan-Farm, Stang-Theis
• Tanadoona Open House
• Tanadoona Community Day
• Letters from March 31
• Traces of radioactive material from Japan found in Twin Cities air samples
• Editorial: This area was lucky to be served by Richard Mertz
• Plan ahead for Easter events
• Funeral notice for Donald M. Kollasch
• Breezy spring
• Carver City Council fires building official who slept on the job
• Foster pet care needed
• Births: Zimmerman, Koepsell, Lebens
• Engagements: Paulson-Malinski, Neisen-Hentges
• Tickets on sale for Soundset 2011
• Aiming to the top
• UPDATE: Highway 41 is open
• Minnesota River to stay steady through the week
• Delays expected in northbound I-35W Tuesday
• Gas prices in Twin Cities up 3.7 cents per gallon in past week
• Chance of rain and snow over next couple of days
• Further environmental study recommended for proposed Hentges mine
• Two from area appointed to judicial selection commission
• Flood update: Two roads open, one closes
• Shakopee police recognized by MADD
• Shakopee Police recognized by MADD
• Man with violent criminal past gets six months in jail for assault
• Man with criminal history of violence gets six months in jail
• From the air
• Feedback sought on project to improve Highway 5
• Man sentenced for meth possession in Scott County is arrested for burglary in St. Paul
• 3...2...1...Play ball
• River declines, but more wet weather coming
• Public notices from the March 31, 2011 Shakopee Valley News
• Man reports being knocked out, robbed at Dean Lake
• Mutli-family housing construction continues to slump in region
• SWCD to host 'Conservation Day at the Fairgrounds' April 15
• Buddy Guy to headline Prior Lake Jazz and Blues Festival July 16
• Baseball season already?
• City of Chaska comes up with more palatable river-crossing plan
• River crests but another possible
• Former Prior Lake postal carrier indicted for theft of cash, gift cards
• Obituaries from the March 31 Valley News
• Shakopee clinic expands Saturday hours due to flooding
• Shakopee school aide accused of sexual relationship with teen
• Local charter school seeks new location
• Scott County loses out on Google high-speed Internet project
• And the stacks keep growing
• Charges: Shakopee nurse took patient’s meds, then crashed car
• A day off from school
• Funeral notice for George Plekkenpol
• Funeral notice for Richard G. Kinney
• BlueXpress, SouthWest Transit join forces to alleviate flood woes for riders
• Letters from March 24
• Editorial: Buesgens’ future should depend on his priorities
• Report: Rollover crash in Dakota County kills Shakopee man
• Report: Rollover crash in Dakota County kills Shakopee man
• Minnesota River begins to crest
• Track reports net loss of $992,206 in 2010 but fourth-quarter profit
• Man accused of hit-and-run found passed out in home
• Births: Commander, Commander, Weber
• UPDATE: River down in Henderson, second crest still possible
• Funeral notice for Lyle Reed Smith
• Crooks named Tribal Leader of the Year by Native American Finance Officers Association
• Carver-Scott Humane Society offers dog-training classes
• Follow SHS band trip to California online
• Obituaries from the March 24 Valley News
• Funeral notice for Marcella M. Arnoldi
• Area woman wins Ann Bancroft Award
• Dolly Parton to perform at Mystic Lake July 27
• Woman makes neighbor’s dream come true
• Put a smile on your face: Watch this video on our flooding mess!
• Ness (Theis) benefit planned April 3
• Cold temperatures will hold down water runoff into river in next week, says weather service
• Motorists on Highway 21 in Jordan could experience delays Monday
• City Of Shakopee News - March 24, 2011
• Basement fix
• Shakopee schools Superintendent Jon McBroom to retire June 30
• Weather Service still expects widespread flooding across Minnesota
• Show will go on tonight at Dangerfield's
• MnDOT to work on Belle Plaine highway to enhance detour route due to flooding
• Funeral notice for Patrick Loesch
• Reader inquiry: Flood accommodations
• Man from Savage pleads guilty to federal weapons charges
• Saving Carver
• Parents ease into school changes
• City awards police unbudgeted raise following mediation
• House modifies Green Acres program again in new bill
• Former head of Canterbury racing group pleads guilty to embezzlement
• Public notices from the March 24, 2011 Shakopee Valley News
• Restriping work to start on Hwy. 169 tonight; MnDOT explains changes
• Kline to meet with city officials, tour flood areas
• Work on flood dam to cause delays on northbound I-35W tonight, Friday
• Crews to erect temporary flood barrier overnight on portion of Highway 13
• Better Business Bureau expresses concerns over online firm offering to write term papers for students
• Hospital offering measles vaccines Sunday free to those without insurance
• Southwest Christian High School planning new home in Chaska
• MinneHAHA Comedy Club featuring Bob Larson
• MinneHAHA Comedy Club featuring Bob Larson
• Klobuchar will tour flood areas, including Chaska, Thursday and Friday
• New woes: Highway 41 bridge to close at 7 p.m. today
• Teen transported in Tuesday evening crash
• Robling not happy about MnDOT's wait on Hwy. 169 modification
• Time to detour
• Winter-weather advisory for Shakopee area in effect until tonight
• UPDATE: About 6,800 homes affected by Wednesday power outage
• Rushing water
• WEDNESDAY UPDATE: River could hit 717 feet by Tuesday
• County Road 101 bridge closing at 9 a.m. today
• Letters from March 17
• Highway 169 closed between Mankato, St. Peter after MnDOT worker on backhoe swept away in river
• New racino bill has jobs twist
• Second Annual Walk a Mile in Her Shoes Event
• Editorial: Flooding: Preparing for this year, future springs
• Tonight is first info session on proposed attendance boundaries
• Rain, snow melt will continue to aid in rise of area river, streams
• River crossings at Jordan, Blakeley close
• River up almost 3 feet in a day; Chaska over flood stage
• Upclose encounters
• UPDATE: What roads open, closed
• Savage woman declared incompetent to stand trial in boy's death in motor vehicle crash
• 1-2 inches of rainfall tonight, Wednesday expected to cause some flooding
• Funeral notice for Suzanne Roles Brown
• SELC still $20,000 short of budget
• Funeral notice for Cecelia Catherine Grimme
• End of an era
• River to hit flood stage in Savage by Wednesday, says weather service
• Free-flowing
• River expected to hit flood stage in Chaska at noon today
• Woman gets eight years for sexual relationship with boy
• Ice jam forming; Highway 19 bridge is closed
• Dense-fog advisory issued for Shakopee area until 1 a.m. Monday
• Share your memories of the flood of '65
• Hope and Change your Diaper
• Shakopee Friends of the Library seeks donated books, CDs, DVDs, VHS tapes
• Flood forecast for Shakopee, Savage upgraded from minor to moderate
• Why does river flow the way it does?
• Shakopee flood forecast
• Unjamming the ice
• Hwy. 169 modification probably won't happen until after bridges close
• UPDATE: Two-vehicle crash reported just south of Prior Lake
• Serious crash reported just south of Prior Lake
• Rain, snow early next week could affect flood situation in area
• Legislation to have State Lottery operate racinos at racetracks to be introduced Monday
• Local sex offender back in jail on charge of criminal sexual conduct
• Flood warning issued: Ice jam causing water to rise near Sand Creek in Jordan
• paloalto jobs
• UPDATE: Jordan, Chaska and Shakopee bridges all projected to close next week
• There she is — Mrs. Minnesota
• Public notices from the March 17, 2011 Shakopee Valley News
• Flood watch issued for Minnesota River near Jordan
• School boundaries change
• Owner of Digger's Polaris & Marine may avoid felony theft charge under court agreement
• Hospital campus grows
• Obituaries from the March 17 Valley News
• Rep. Buesgens allegedly violates probation by consuming alcohol
• In honor of St. Patrick's Day, a look at Irish by the numbers
• Second defendant sentenced in gang-related stabbing death
• UPDATE: Shakopee fastest-growing metro-area city in past decade
• Shakopee's 2010 population: 37,076
• Scott County records Minnesota's biggest population growth
• Longtime civic leader Mertz dies at 89
• Rochester grows by 24.4%, is now state's third-largest city
• Deciphering the 'pen
• Vote for SJHS makeover
• Local tribe says it donated $28.5 million in fiscal year 2010
• State impaired-driving patrols to be enhanced on St. Patrick's Day
• Prior Lake's Jennifer Monson crowned Miss Teen Minnesota
• UPDATE: Minnesota River could reach flood stage this weekend
• Buesgens bucks party on House budget resolution
• Buesgens bucks party on House budget resolution
• How to make six equal five
• Funeral notice for Richard E. Mertz
• Man convicted of trying to sell cocaine at Chanhassen Target parking lot
• College fair tonight at SHS
• State health officials urge private well-owners to use precautions during flooding
• Editorial: Look is new but content, commitment will remain
• State ag commissioner to speak at county event
• What is flood stage; how do you gauge a 100-year flood; and other FAQs
• Teen's party grew more than out-of-control
• Births: Cheever, Profant, Horn, Weber, Huberty
• Reprieve: Girl Scout cookie sales extended to March 27
• Reprieve: Girl Scout cookie sales extended to March 27
• Letters from March 10
• Funeral notice for Patricia M. Kohlrusch
• Smoke from trash can fire forces Savage school evacuation
• Klobuchar seeks to curtail excessive price speculation in oil markets, high gas prices
• On the Web: Stonebrooke inspires invention, ShakopeeConnect, football pro day and more
• Shakopee Parks And Recreation News - March 10, 2011
• Remainder of March: Warm and wet
• Emotions run high at forum on fate of oak forest
• Turn clocks ahead tonight — and change smoke alarm batteries
• I love this game of baseball
• Chaska native experiences Japanese quake
• AUDITION NOTICE – Bye-Bye Birdie
• Deputies arrest two in township burglaries
• First of three murder defendants sentenced for gang stabbing
• Expect delays Monday on southbound Hwy. 169 between Valley View Rd., I-494
• MinneHAHA Comedy Club featuring Davin
• Girl Scout cookie sales soon coming to an end
• Under construction
• Wind advisory issued for Shakopee area tonight
• Kennedy tops Shakopee with last-second shot in section quarterfinals
• Greenfield East/Park Meadows neighborhood park planning meeting is tonight
• Greenfield East/Park Meadows neighborhood park planning meeting is tonight
• Greenfield East/Park Meadows neighborhood park planning meeting is tonight
• Public notices from the March 10, 2011 Shakopee Valley News
• Sheriff's Office releases photos of Cologne bank robber
• Shakopee Rotary seeks donated books, CDs, DVDs
• MRVSEC hosts family fair
• Band concert tonight at SHS
• Relay for Life of Scott County kicks off Saturday
• DWI attorney calls Intoxilyzer ruling a setback
• Obituaries from the March 10 Valley News
• Chaska police chief to discuss bullying with President Obama
• A little belly
• State health department confirms E. coli contamination in recalled hazelnuts (filberts)
• Funeral notice for Dorothy J. Gwozdziewicz
• UPDATE: Ballot questions approved; incumbents re-elected in Jackson
• Election update: New Market, Credit River approve ballot questions
• Election update: New Market, Credit River approve ballot questions
• Councilors criticize Prior Lake mayor's approach in seeking budget process changes
• Funeral notice for Kathleen “Kay” Andersen
• Best Western first hotel in state to earn environmental award
• Lawrence, Schumacher win; clerk, treasurer posts will be appointive in Credit River Township
• City Of Shakopee News - March 8, 2011
• Free law clinic offered for Spanish and English speakers
• Free law clinic offered for Spanish and English speakers
• Free law clinic offered for Spanish and English speakers
• Old and new comfort food
• Old and new comfort food
• Old and new comfort food
• Old and new comfort food
• Old and new comfort food
• Old and new comfort food
• Old and new comfort food
• Artificial outlet on Prior Lake in place for spring flooding
• Wedding: Loonan-Boone
• Burglars hit several rural county homes
• Funeral notice for William M. McMurray
• Schools, county team up to save on technology
• Goodie bag items for visiting German students sought
• Two wrestlers place
• Shakopee Mdewakanton to lend up to $10 million to South Dakota tribe
• Funeral notice for Luverne Mary (Boegeman) Busch
• Buckthorn Busters: Volunteers clear out parts of Savage Fen
• Gas prices in Twin Cities up 12.2 cents per gallon in past week
• Turkey/Ham Bingo
• 'Girlfriends Night Out' next Friday at Arboretum
• The miraculous story of Chloe Kraft
• Engagement: Anderson-Linker
• Spring training, here I come
• UPDATE: MnDOT confirms consideration of third Hwy. 169 lane during flooding
• Gov. Mark Dayton talks flooding (video)
• The buck stops with Mark
• All onboard
• Ex-cop charged with harassing work colleague
• Scott County branch library hours have changed
• Photo gallery: Grandpa's quilts
• Shakopee woman indicted in large federal drug probe
• UPDATE: Local flood outlook worsens
• UPDATE: Man killed in crash near Jordan identified
• Former area cop charged with harassment of work colleague
• Public notices from the March 3, 2011 Shakopee Valley News
• Report: Metro-area freeway traffic congestion increased 3.3% between 2009-10
• Third lane may be added to Hwy. 169 for flood traffic
• Heavy lifting
• How to submit a Letter to the Editor
• Obituaries from the March 3 Valley News
• Sames gets 10 years for child enticement in Wisconsin
• One killed when semitrailer truck hits pickup near Jordan
• Ex-Chaska mayor appointed to Met Council
• State jobless rate falls to lowest level since December 2008
• How bad will it flood? No one knows, but conditions ominous
• UPDATE: Reopening of Viking Drive delayed until Friday
• Donations sought to help graduating SHS students in financial need
• Wet trail
• Wet trail
• Marcus, two other movie theater companies fined for violating child labor laws
• What I read: "A Thousand Splendid Suns"
• Female wolf, Maya, euthanized at International Wolf Center
• Letters from Feb. 24
• Expect delays on Highway 5 March 2-4, 6
• County attorney group says children trafficked as prostitutes to be treated as victims
• Annual Carver-Scott Humane Society meeting is March 17
• The year of the dragon
• South Metro Chorale's Cabaret starts Friday
• Editorial: Bad time to demand a raise
• Spring weather predictions?
• School Board to open Jackson, reduce use of Pearson
• Governor coming to Scott County to discuss flooding
• Governor coming to Scott County to discuss flooding
• Funeral notice for Darrell Evan Nelson
• Engagements: Kucera-Niosi, Weckman-Pemble
• New deadline for events/calendar section in Valley News print edition
• Funeral notice for Donald H. Kerkow
• Reopening of Viking Drive delayed until Thursday morning
• Four going to state
• Memorial website established for Minnesota crash victims
• Funeral notice for Gilbert P. Laurent
• Greetings from the Cat in the Hat
• Gardening classes offered at Shakopee Library on Tuesdays starting March 15
• Manslaughter trial in sweat lodge deaths will be broadcast live
• Get ready for spring with Scott-Carver gardeners
• A new store
• A new store
• 'I know they will be just fine,' says popular Chaska priest as he prepares to depart
• A new store
• Miss MN Valley/Queen of Seasons schedules second informational night
• Shakopee resident organizing 'over 50' league
• A Minnesota Vixen
• A Minnesota Vixen
• Deadline to remove ice-fishing shelters fast approaching
• Not a cheap skate: Ice arena now school district's financial burden
• Burnsville ends Sabers' hockey season with playoff win
• Nearly $5 million street reconstruction planned for west end
• Nearly $5 million project will reconstruct streets on west end
• Nearly $5 million project will reconstruct streets on west end
• Nearly $5 million project will reconstruct streets on west end
• Kline invites high school students to submit art entries
• Public notices from the February 24, 2011 Shakopee Valley News
• Women’s Wellness event is March 11
• Obituaries from the Feb. 24 Valley News
• Nine die on state roads in past seven days
• Here's missing quote from print edition story this week
• Melchior to speak at meeting of military support group
• UPDATE: Firefighters check for smoke source Toro plant
• Eight state trooper squad cars struck by vehicles since Sunday
• Area ex-lawmaker selected for U Regents
• On the Web: SHS students named Academic All Stars
• Vehicles hit repeatedly at Shakopee Community Center
• Sabers top Red Wing in five-overtime marathon
• Funeral notice for Bruce Christensen
• Funeral notice for Marion Elsie Kerkow
• National American Legion commander to visit Chaska
• Local theater group to present 'Little Shop of Horrors'
• Registrations now accepted for citizen police academy
• Registrations now accepted for police's citizen academy
• Letters from Feb. 17
• SADD sponsors winter carnival Saturday
• What I read: "Generation Me"
• Editorial: Planning for parks, trails now
• Column: Letting daughter go — but knot completely
• Funeral notice for Fred W. Coller
• South Metro Chorale Cabaret
• South Metro Chorale Cabaret
• Engagements: Cohrs-Stubbe, Radosevich-Nichols
• Wrestlers finish second
• Savage Planning Commission rejects controversial rezoning that would bring 'work force' apartments
• Shakopee forecast: Snow ending by early evening with 1-2 inches possible
• Priest to leave Guardian Angels Church in Chaska
• Eden Prairie gets 17 inches of snow
• Eden Prairie gets 17 inches of snow
• A cold plunge
• UPDATE: 10-plus inches reported across south metro; 4-8 inches of snow predicted overnight
• UPDATE: No unnessary travel advised by MnDOT
• UPDATE: No unnessary travel advised by MnDOT
• Heaviest snow expected here this afternoon
• Snow moving into area; heavy downfall expected this afternoon
• UPDATE: Snow accumulation, duration of storm extended by weather service
• UPDATE: Snow accumulation, duration of storm extended by weather service
• Shakopee could see a foot of snow starting Sunday morning
• A rare bloom
• 5-10 inches of snow possible here on Sunday
• Stanius sentenced to 51 months in prison
• Funeral notice for Frieda Helen Beutler
• Coaches vs. Cancer fundraisers planned tonight, Saturday at Saber games
• Benefit for Arizona’s employee
• Kline pushes funding for special education
• Credit River Township leaders hope to make clerk, treasurer appointive positions
• Staying in the hunt
• Officials in county, city where social host ordinances were approved oppose state bill
• Updated forecast still calls for serious flooding across Minnesota
• Transit review morphs into critique of Met Council
• Holy Family may join Missota Conference
• Public notices from the February 17, 2011 Shakopee Valley News
• Photo gallery: Eating lunch with the kids
• Family sock hop Saturday at YMCA
• What is this?
• Slideshow: Ice Golf 2011
• Dense-fog advisory issued for area tonight through Thursday morning
• COMING THURSDAY: Not your parents' school lunches
• Board weighs options for Jackson Elementary
• Area lakes susceptible to winterkill open for liberalized fishing
• Suzuki has arrived
• Obituaries from the Feb. 17 Valley News
• UPDATE: State official to visit Shakopee, St. Peter, tour flood sites
• Scott County gets new DNR supervisor
• Friendship's royal pair
• County, sheriff, attorney continue negotiations
• The wait is finally over
• Vikings stadium in Shakopee
• Minneapolis Home & Garden Show - Volunteer Opportunities
• Editorial: A new name, new mission
• Board approves ’11-12 calendar change
• Funeral notice for Jean A. Hanel
• Golf: A year-round sport
• SMDC launders blankets, donates linens to Bridging
• Video: Snowball coronation '11
• Police make quick arrests in First Avenue car thefts
• MDHA banquet scheduled for Saturday
• State and county to hold planning forum for spring flooding
• County to survey residents in new way
• County board to tour Shakopee as part of city meeting rotation
• Charges pending after crash injures two
• Cabaret features 'Music Man'
• Funeral notice for Earl William Dols
• Funeral notice for Eunice M. Dedeker
• Funeral notice for James J. Streefland Jr.
• THE PHILADELPHIA STORY
• City Of Shakopee News - February, 2011
• Shakopee Parks And Recreation News - February, 2011
• Chaskan in Egypt update: 'For the moment, the future was boundless'
• Cat Claw Clipping Clinic
• Cat Claw Clipping Clinic
• Cat Claw Clipping Clinic
• Cat Claw Clipping Clinic
• Prior Lake Polar Bear Plunge to raise funds for Special Olympics Minnesota
• UPDATE: Season ends for Saber girls after 6-0 loss to Prior Lake
• City of Chaska drops lawsuit against FDIC
• Charges: Man caught smoking meth in stolen vehicle
• Foreclosures, short sales lead to medium-home price decline in January
• Study: Oral health of state third-graders exceeds some national norms, falls short in others
• Public notices from the February 17, 2011 Shakopee Valley News
• My new profession: Stuntman
• Ropin' up some fun
• Local theater company to delay presentation of 'Curtains' until summer
• Regional park concepts unveiled this month
• Witnessing history: Chaska graduate in middle of Egyptian revolution
• Local auto dealer buys Furlong Chevrolet in Northfield
• Scott County foreclosures grew 17 percent in 2010
• Obituaries from the Feb. 10 Valley News
• New dealership coming to Shakopee
• Work already under way for 494/169 interchange reconstruction
• Report: Number of state seniors taking AP classes up slightly, but below U.S. average
• Soldering of copper pipes cause of attic fire Sunday
• Woman charged with stealing from a vulnerable adult
• Letters from Feb. 3
• MinneHAHA Comedy Club's Valentines Day Special--featuring Jodie Maruska
• UPDATE: Bitterly cold weather advisory in effect from 9 tonight through noon Wednesday
• Guest commentary: Take time for the children
• Editorial: What sentence for Stanius?
• UPDATE: Police say Savage blaze not accidental or result of electrical problem
• Funeral notice for Tanner A. Albers
• Funeral notice for Roger Dean Welch
• Home invasion reported in Belle Plaine Township
• Report: Company that employs 750 people in Chaska to be sold
• Pull out your clubs for ice golf
• UPDATE: Cold settles in the area
• Toastmasters Open House in Prior Lake
• Wake me up when it's spring
• Wedding: Marschall-Graber
• Birth: Kreuser
• Shakopee High names Snowball court
• Koda Energy among 47 entities fined by MPCA in fourth quarter of 2010
• Report: Minnesota No. 4 in the U.S. in installed wind capacity
• Funeral notice for Ronald George Olson
• Storm tops Sabers
• Like clockwork, wild turkeys visit Chaska home twice daily for food, sun
• Prior Lake High School to close its open enrollment as of Feb. 14
• Funeral notice for Walden G. Kohls
• Weather advisory issued due to extreme cold forecast
• Student from Shakopee nominated to Naval Academy
• I Love to Read Month
• Donor testing next weekend for local woman's sister in need of bone-marrow transplant
• Sex offender notification meeting cancelled
• DNR: Good or excellent conditions at more than 100 ski and snowmobile trails statewide
• Dayton outlines goals for education
• Sponsors sought for summer food program for children
• Saturday's the big day: Buy Girl Scout cookies without the wait
• New name, new focus
• Beard sends letter to Congress over unspent earmarks
• Owner of company hired to reduce deer herd admits shooting 13 in wildlife refuge
• Robling-authored budget bill approved by Senate
• Public Notices from the February 3, 2011 Shakopee Valley News
• Enhanced DWI patrols planned on Super Bowl Sunday
• High school to celebrate Snowball Week Feb. 7-12
• Dayton leaves door open to supporting racino
• No injuries reported after four-unit townhome in Savage destroyed by early-morning fire
• Signing day
• Local foundation awards $20,047 to schools
• Obituaries from the Feb. 3 Valley News
• Ridgeway creditors criticize lifestyle, failed Shakopee project
• Ames apparent low bidder on 101/13 interchange project
• Ames apparent low bidder on 101/13 interchange project
• By the numbers: A factual comparison of Green Bay, Pittsburgh
• Popular rain barrels again available locally
• No shadow, early spring, big flooding
• Post-Labor Day school start in fall
• [Weather] January in Minneapolis by the numbers
• Access at 169/69 is essential
• Letters from Jan. 27
• DPS says child booster-seat use is up in state
• Girl Scout cookies available Saturday
• Ecology club lends hand on O'Dowd
• Bitterly cold temperatures expected here tonight
• Comedy club opens this weekend
• UPDATE: Snow to taper off; weather advisory expires at midnight
• Funeral notice for Arthur Hodges
• Births: Huether, Blom, Sack
• Funeral notice for Stanley F. Mach
• Born named regional administrator at Met Council
• Iranian trial for three American hikers to start Sunday
• Sick of it yet?
• Last day to register for Daddy-Daughter Dance
• UPDATE: Snow to mess with morning, evening commutes; 3-6 inches expected
• UPDATE: 3-6 inches of snow expected in Shakopee tonight, Monday
• 6-8 inches of snow expected here from tonight through Monday night
• Siblings plead guilty to roles in mortgage fraud scam
• A cool winter blaze
• Shakopee to lose 250 jobs at former ADC site
• Shakopee among metro new-housing leaders in January
• Stanius and supporters ask for break from sentencing guidelines
• Family escapes early-morning fire that destroys home
• Valley News print edition, two staffers win awards
• Derby Days Committee starts planning for next summer's festival
• What I read: Harry Potter
• Shakopee spring flooding potential
• Grand and sand deposits could be decades away from depletion
• Catholic Schools Week starts Sunday
• Grand and sand deposits could be decades away from depletion
• Grand and sand deposits could be decades away from depletion
• Report: Significant spring flooding possible in metro, across state
• Public Notice from the January 27, 2011 Shakopee Valley News
• Ice fishing contests dot the map
• State newspapers available on Library of Congress website
• Girls tied for first place
• Saber Tracks: Dancers break it down
• Movie about local skydiver to screen Feb. 28 at Mall of America
• Video: Shakopee Urban Dance Squad
• Heat wave!
• Photo gallery: Fire department training burn
• Obituaries from the Jan. 27 Valley News
• Free income tax assistance offered to seniors, low-income people starting Feb. 9
• State BBB lists top 10 industries for consumer complaints in 2010
• Laid back
• MnDOT crews scheduled to patch potholes on Highway 13
• Libraries to close one morning; more volunteer help sought
• Best cure for January doldrums: Baseball
• Shakopee to host one-act subsections Saturday
• Burnsville man charged with murder in shooting during game
• Funeral notice for Martha A. Schoenbauer
• Guest commentary: You may not know it, but most of us benefit from local Jaycees
• MnDOT says MnPASS Express Lanes show steady growth
• Funeral notice for Dennis Carl Raatz
• State gets more federal funds for low-income home-energy assistance
• Report: More than half of Minnesota’s fourth-, eighth-graders not proficient in science
• Editorial: Two high schools for Shakopee
• Funeral notice for Ralph W. Fager
• Shakopee truck driver among state's best
• 'End of the Rope'
• On the Web: Mystic Lake fire, inventions, transit and a Johnny Cash impersonator
• Births: Marshall, Riley, Schroers, Hennen
• Twin Cities Salvation Army celebrating its 125th anniversary
• CAP Agency seeking volunteers
• Jordan School District movie policy to remain intact
• Funeral notice for Robert Giese
• Sabers beat ranked team
• Funeral notice for Harold V. Grimme
• Funeral notice for Larry Braun
• Funeral notice for Mary E. LaTour
• Dayton issues executive order to speed environmental permit process
• Police investigate fatal shooting in Burnsville
• The effects of World War II on Minnesota residents featured in exhibit
• Meeting scheduled in Savage Wednesday on Level 3 sex offender
• Roe versus Wade
• City Of Shakopee News - January 20, 2011
• MinneHAHA Comedy Club featuring Warren B. Hall
• Could Shakopee gain a state representative?
• Too cold to play outside
• Shakopee temperatures expected to moderate slightly
• Burglar makes up story about shooting when confronted by resident
• Man gets a month in jail for marijuana-growing operation near school
• Where to volunteer?
• Wind chill as low as minus-35 expected in Shakopee tonight
• CAP seeks additional contributions to reach fundraising goal
• Public Notice from the January 20, 2011 Shakopee Valley News
• Blackjack dealer ordered to repay casino $18,720 for gambling fraud
• Construction activity causes casino fire
• Casino fire under control.
• Sabers' Ulferts to play football at Winona State
• UPDATE: Mystic Lake fire under control
• Number of adverse health events in state hospitals remains about the same; St. Francis reports 2
• Obituaries from the Jan. 20 Valley News
• Wind-chill advisory issued for Scott County starting Thursday
• Clothes dryer causes mobile home fire
• Funeral notice for Robert E. Giese
• MinneHAHA Comedy Club featuring Scott Novotny
• MinneHAHA Comedy Club featuring Dwight York
• Seven bogus tax returns: $2.3 million claim
• Is this the year? Twins execs better hope so
• Canterbury releases thoroughbred stakes schedule; Claiming Crown gone until 2012
• Victim extricated from Hwy. 169 crash
• Crooks among gaming magazine's '25 people to watch' in 2010
• Could it be...a February warmup?
• Guest commentary: Help needed at home to stop school bullying
• Monday incident prompts State Patrol to remind motorists of 'move over' law
• Editorial: Compromise, change needed
• County library hours cut due to hiring freeze
• Common stomach bug making rounds in Minnesota
• Funeral notice for Dorothy M. Stephens
• Festival of one-acts Friday, Saturday
• Murder defendant considering plea offer
• Good news for soup and sandwich lovers
• Funeral notice for Saad Gharbi
• St. Francis Health Services, speciality clinic open in Chaska Feb. 1
• Some wonder if city of Savage giving up too much to MnDOT
• Register for popular Daddy Daughter Dance
• Engagement: Lilienthal-Forcier
• Funeral notice for Bernard J. Schmitt
• Schneider elected School Board chair
• Rotary supports ELC
• Shakopee Parks And Recreation News - January 13, 2011
• Exhibit is homage to history of seed catalogs
• WWII traveling exhibit coming to area Jan. 29
• Shakopee dentist disciplined third time by state
• Small area parish will say goodbye to church after Sunday Mass
• Updated: Hwy. 169 now clear
• See copy of Shakopee Facilities Task Force report
• State, federal health officials urge more use of whooping cough booster vaccine
• Funeral notice for Peter L. Poppler
• Savage mayor among seven appointed by Dayton to Met Council nominating panel
• Saturday's trout opener will draw hundreds to lake near downtown Chaska
• Same old, same old
• If you're sick of winter ... and the 21st century
• Recycle, reuse and re-read
• UPDATE: Hwy. 169/Co. Rd. 69 project gets $12.2 million grant
• Hauger again named Gatorade cross country runner of year for Minnesota
• Access big issue in Hwy. 169/Co. Rd. 69 planning
• Access big issue in 169/69 planning
• Public notices from the January 13, 2011 Shakopee Valley News
• Schwartz hired to oversee area MRCI programs
• Young professionals group kicks off Jan. 18
• Photo gallery: Dance in motion
• Video: Shakopee Sabers jazz dance
• Task force recommends second high school
• Obituaries from the Jan. 13 Valley News
• Shakopee grad to appear on 'Strongman' tonight
• Canterbury Inn now part of Americas Best Value chain
• Wrestling to win
• Shakopee company recalls 'breakfast stackers'
• Comedy club moving to lower level of Dangerfield's Restaurant
• MinneHAHA Comedy Club Presents...
• MinneHAHA Comedy Club Presents...
• What I read: "Grace (Eventually)"
• Environmental ethics presentations on display Wednesday
• Could Shakopee be a two high-school town?
• Editorial: Murphy a dedicated educator
• Be a medical student (without the tests) at Mini Medical School
• Editorial: School theft questions remain
• Schoenecker to retire from conservation district
• More life-saving defibrillators donated by tribe
• High school author
• Funeral notice for Josephine E. (Hentges) Klehr
• Suspect caught in early-morning car prowls
• Recommendations for future growth on tonight's agenda
• Statewide, at least 2,399 arrested for impaired driving in December
• Attention young artists: Junior duck stamp contest entries now being accepted
• Several accidents reported on Highway 169
• Snowmobilers to appear on local TV show
• Just dance
• 54 arrested in county during December for impaired driving
• Funeral notice for Bernice W. Sand
• Early week snow
• Students adapt to new types of classes as Prior Lake High deals with space shortage
• Neighbors are opposed to sports dome
• 2010: What a news year it was for Shakopee
• Video: Shakopee Police explain text message tip program
• City of Chaska to FDIC: Pay up
• Meet Shakopee's new water guy
• New this year: Order Girl Scout cookies, get them on the spot
• Sheriff, Attorney critical of some pay freezes
• Video: Winter parking restrictions
• Murder trial of Shakopee man begins today in Rochester
• Ortman critical of Revenue Department commissioner appointee
• Public notices from the January 6, 2011 Shakopee Valley News
• Shakopee Mdewakanton announces five $1 million grants
• Winter reading program runs through February
• Mid-January arctic chill
• Obituaries from the Jan. 6 Valley News
• Looking for a home
• State health department urges home radon testing
• Defendant in sweat-lodge deaths seeks to limit testimony, evidence
• City now on Facebook too
• Whew, I didn't win the lottery
• City seeks volunteers for numerous panel openings
• Column: Some things I learned on the campaign trail
• Editorial: A salute to snowplow drivers
• A new era
• Letters from Dec. 30
• Plan now to attend healthy eating seminar
• Funeral notice for Alina Pipes
• UPDATE: Belle Plaine man killed in Hwy. 41 head-on crash Monday
• Maddox murder trial scheduled to start in May
• Funeral notice for Daniel A. White
• Driver killed in head-on crash on icy Hwy. 41
• Register next week for summer camp
• Highway 41 closed south of Chaska
• First baby of 2011
• State 2010 traffic deaths projected to match 2009, lowest since 1944
• State 2010 traffic deaths projected to match 2009, lowest since 1944
• Shakopee holiday concert rescheduled
• 169/69 intersection alternatives topic of open house
• Funeral notice for Annelda J. Hammers
• Tribe opens organic food store today
• City Of Shakopee News - December 30, 2010
• Single mom collects coats for others
• From all of us ...
• Hunting no longer allowed on NSP property
• Winter-weather advisory here through Saturday morning
• UPDATE: Shakopee woman dies of injuries from Dec. 20 crash
• Picture this - then and now
• Newspaper offices closed today
• Slideshow: Valley News' best staff photos of 2010
• Bow and arrow hunting no longer allowed on NSP land
• Apartment complex owner cited for infestation
• Community center, trash pickup hours change for holidays
• With weather in mind, MnDOT offers these holiday travel tips
• Discarded beer cans lead to burglary charges
• Celebrate New Year's outdoors
• High Score
• Public notices from the December 30, 2010 Shakopee Valley News
• Photo gallery: Sun Path kids donate to Pajama Project
• UPDATE: I-35 reopens south of Faribault
• Dense fog moving into area, to last through Thursday morning
• UPDATE: North-, southbound lanes of I-35 closed south of Faribault
• Make a New Year’s resolution to be a Big
• Southbound lane on I-35 near Faribault to close at noon for three hours
• Ex-Carver County deputy gets six months for meth theft from evidence vault
• Extra impaired-driving enforcement planned over New Year's weekend
• Shakopee man faces felony drug charges
• Belle Plaine man contestant for state auctioneer crown
• High school musical earns SpotLight awards
• Obituaries from the Dec. 30 Valley News
• Guest commentary: Don’t blame unions, governor
• Slideshow: Senior's Club Christmas party
• Seedlings now available from county SWCD
• City tax levy to remain flat in 2011
• Recycle your holiday lights at local collection sites
• Student giving
• Funeral notice for Ruth Muriel (Simcox) Hilgers
• New bus means more transit service to, from Minneapolis
• Ring in New Year’s with the family
• Funeral notice for David F. Eimermann
• Local illustrator comes full circle
• JH knowledge team among the best in the country
• One of the best
• Dick's to pick up Christmas trees
• Assistant turns in boss for embezzling townhome funds
• Police find link to gang in burglary, theft spree
• Editorial: A wish for the whole year
• MERRY CHRISTMAS ...
• UPDATE: Weather advisory ends at noon today for Shakopee area
• DNR: Heavy snowfall means excellent outdoor recreation during holidays
• Funeral notice for June M. McCullough
• UPDATE: Shakopee area expected to get 3-6 inches of snow by Friday morning
• Grungy car zine launches out of Shakopee
• UPDATE: Shakopee likely to miss heaviest snow; 2 to 5 inches expected
• Area bars, restaurants offer free soft drinks to designated drivers
• MnDOT urges motorists to check weather conditions, drive safely
• What I read: "Gilead" and Christmas favorites
• Public Notices from the December 23, 2010 Shakopee Valley News
• Holiday giving
• Winter-weather advisory issued for Scott County tonight, Friday morning
• Sames gets 10 years for assaulting Wisconsin girl
• Sames gets 10 years in molestation of Wisconsin girl
• Truck hauling bus part of Monday crash
• Landing receives special park status
• Eagle Creek teacher honored as Exceptional Teacher
• Historical society hosting open house
• Shakopee's weatherman
• Jordan teen in critical condition after being broadsided on Highway 169
• Area man sentenced for mortgage fraud scheme
• Get a golf cart to Afghanistan? Here's how
• Pews Make My Butt Numb
• Woman accused of prostitution pleads to other charge
• Fire engulfs county plow
• Fire engulfs county plow
• Wedding: Menden-Heller
• Letters from Dec. 16
• Obituaries from the Dec. 23 Valley News
• Editorial: Kudos to snowmobile clubs
• After some objections, Buesgens resigns committee post
• After some objections to appointment, Buesgens resigns committee post
• Net Nuetrality
• Forecasters get it right Monday
• 'Merry Christmas,' 'Happy New Year'
• UPDATE: Freezing drizzle developing across region
• Engagements: Nichols-Grady, Peterson-Menden
• Longtime school employee Linda Stier dies after battle with cancer
• Births: Heitz, Hartman, Lambrecht
• Funeral notice for Sally Ann Holm
• Pardon for a fatal mistake 150 years ago?
• Drivers reporting difficult conditions
• Murphy thankful for community support
• UPDATE: Shakopee district cancels after-school activities, including concert
• UPDATE: Shakopee likely to get 5 to 7 inches of snow by tonight
• On the Web: Giant tomato plants, snowstorm and a puppy giveaway
• UPDATE: 'Watch' now a warning: 5-8 inches of snow expected in Scott County area
• Winter-storm watch for Scott County on Monday
• Bonsante loses unanimous eight-round decision
• 5 ways to reduce risk of developing coronary disease in 2011
• Some new state laws that take effect Jan. 1
• Best places for snowmobiling, skiing this weekend (one close to home)
• Add historical society to your Christmas card list
• King of the mountain
• School Board member Bonsante is picking a fight
• Area Lutheran church loses lead pastor as it tries to survive financial struggles
• Shakopee Parks And Recreation News - December 16, 2010
• Overnightpools.com bimonthly appearance amazed the Community
• Dog saves family from fire, then needs saving
• Obituaries from the Dec. 16 Valley News
• State high court denies review in Maddox murder case
• Shakopee family displaced after house fire
• Public notices from the December 16, 2010 Shakopee Valley News
• Holidays affect deadlines for Valley News print edition
• Funeral notice for Robert Louis Vieths
• UPDATE: Winter-weather advisory extended to noon; up to additional inch of snow expected
• UPDATE: Shakopee police apprehend Sayngarath
• School audit points to areas needing correction
• Ho, ho, ho
• Winter-storm warning canceled as heavy snow stays south of Minnesota
• UPDATE: Winter-weather warning continues, but possible snow amounts vary
• Decision on Google fiber-to-home project delayed
• Wide tax fluctuations coming for some property owners
• Former Principal Jim Murphy reflects
• UPDATE: Winter-storm warning here with 5-8 inches of snow expected
• RockBand Christmas used to attract local church-goers
• UPDATE: Winter-weather advisory issued for Scott County; 3-6 inches possible
• Partial report for December shows 675 DWI arrests statewide
• Grant will help historical society put newspapers on microfilm
• A snow cave
• Winter-weather advisory issued for Scott County today
• Column: A perfect Christmas gift to give (maybe not to receive)
• Letters from Dec. 9
• Editorial: Hennen did well in two terms
• School Board approves 5.2 percent levy increase
• Area police seek woman wanted in swindling cases
• Chaska man sentenced in Europol child pornography case
• Last of three men sentenced in mortgage fraud scheme
• That's a lot of snow
• The rotation
• ADC Telecommunications acquired by Tyco Electronics
• Tax levy, annual audit on School Board's agenda
• Funeral notice for James “Jim” Norwood Meisinger
• Snowy, icy roads to remain in southern part of state through mid-week
• Rescheduled ACT test is Saturday
• 'Christmas Road' musical rescheduled for Wednesday
• Newspaper company announces expanded classifieds section
• Funeral notice for Magdalen C. Kroyer
• Tribe donates $229,600 for the holidays
• Polished brass
• UPDATE: I-90 reopens from Albert Lea to S.D. border
• Travel still not recommended in southeastern Minnesota
• Continuous live Christmas music planned Tuesday evening
• Shakopee is metro leader with 21.5 inches of snow
• MnDOT advises no travel in metro area tonight
• UPDATE: Snowfall to lessen; wind-chill warning for Shakopee area tonight
• UPDATE: No travel advised in southeastern Minnesota throughout the night
• UPDATE: No unnecessary travel advised in southeastern Minnesota
• I-90 closed from Albert Lea to South Dakota border
• UPDATE: 13 inches of snow in Shakopee so far; county part of blizzard warning
• So far, 10.5 inches of snow in Shakopee, says weather service
• UPDATE: 9-16 inches of snow expected here; winds, bitter cold will make things even worse
• UPDATE: Saturday's ACT test canceled due to weather; school buildings closed
• Chaska man apparently died while driving car, which crashed into Shakopee garage
• Dining alone
• Theft changes school accounting
• Three Rivers Park board, Scott County Board meet Thursday
• UPDATE: Winter storm's snow amount, timing updated
• 'Old Fashioned Christmas' event scheduled for Saturday is canceled
• All aboard the Santa train
• Tribe's suit over casino name heads toward trial
• Saturday's storm could affect ACT test
• 'Land of Gingerbread'
• 6-12 inches of snow, bone-chilling cold expected here by Saturday
• Prison likely for McCloud after guilty plea in tax-evasion case
• Dayton to retain Sorel as MnDOT commissioner
• UPDATE: Burglary arrests may involve several communities
• More than a foot of snow possible here by Saturday night
• Public notices from the December 9, 2010 Shakopee Valley News
• Comment period for wildlife refuge draft hunting plan under way
• Public information meeting on 169/494 project is Tuesday
• Paging at the Capitol
• Police close in on area burglary suspects
• Funeral notice for Michael Jay Lemke
• Reblazing a trail
• On the Web: Wittman, Gophers headed to volleyball Sweet 16
• Famed defense attorney McCloud charged with tax evasion
• Obituaries from the Dec. 9 Valley News
• Thoughts on Hardy
• Church musical takes a trip down the Christmas Road
• Kline to chair House education, labor panel
• Snow dog
• Engagement: Lallak-Friendshuh
• DNR: Ice not safe, many snowmobile trails not yet ready for riding
• Bus careens off road in Friday's snowstorm
• The tale of a determined princess
• Without smoke detector, fire may have ended differently
• Holiday baking
• Police add electronic crime alerts
• Map: Look before you snowmobile
• Mother and son tackle autism with book
• Fire department plans for fourth fire station
• Shakopee received 7½ inches of snow in Friday’s storm
• Fiecke named Southwest Newspapers' Journalist of the Year
• UPDATE: Snow to taper off by midnight; up to 9 inches expected here
• State road update: No driving in southeastern Minnesota advised
• Fire department plans for fourth fire station
• Funeral notice for Bruce L. Paul
• $3 million sale for trail land finalized
• County, parks district heading toward merger
• Buesgens takes gavel of House committee
• Mall hopes to reconnect to city, local residents
• In action
• FRIDAY UPDATE: 5-7 inches of snow expected here by Saturday morning
• City Of Shakopee News - December 2, 2010
• State budget deficit forecast grows to $6.2 billion
• Public notices from the December 2, 2010 Shakopee Valley News
• UPDATE: 'Watch' now a warning, with up to 8 inches of snow expected
• River-rescue call leads to ice warnings
• Man sentenced to 6½ years for robbing drug client
• Shakopee Holiday Festival is Friday night downtown
• Auditions set for 'Little Shop of Horrors'
• On the Web: Missota coaches salaries, posse training and St. Cloud coach has local ties
• Winter-storm watch issued for Scott County
• Obituaries from the Dec. 2 Valley News
• Video: The art of fencing
• En garde!
• Dayton picks up more votes than Emmer in county recount
• What I read: "Born on a Blue Day"
• Area police join statewide impaired-driving campaign this month
• Minnesota observes World AIDS Day
• Woodard remains victor in tight legislative race
• Letters from Nov. 25
• Few challenges in county recount
• Dallas Brass to perform Shakopee concert
• Fatal accident in Savage
• Sheriff's Office to host youth snowmobile training course
• Engagements: Breuer-Stender, Huss-Fagan
• UPDATE: Prior Lake man killed, two others hurt in two-vehicle crash in Savage
• UPDATE: Weather advisory expires; light snow to taper off
• Editorial: Time is now for helping others
• UPDATE: Winter-weather advisory in effect tonight; rain will change to snow
• Area children can call Santa on Saturday morning
• Recount watchdogs
• Funeral notice for Luverne M. (Dueffert) Betchwars
• Chorale to perform Handel's 'Messiah'
• Photo slideshow: Scott County Clue Tourney
• Prepping for the ACT
• Winter weather advisory issued for area tonight
• Coming up: Arboretum holiday sale
• More Republicans join Kline's stand against earmarks
• Funeral notice for Dave E. Moonen
• Toys for Troops comedy show benefit tonight
• Public notices from the November 25, 2010 Shakopee Valley News
• Preliminary price tag for sports dome is $5 million
• Holiday events at The Landing
• Area man cleared of fraud charge
• Bullpen relief
• Nursing Home Injury Attorney
• Man, 38, arrested for indecent exposure at park
• On track
• HAPPY THANKSGIVING!
• Enter your password
• Panzanella Bistro closes its doors
• Tribes donates defibrillators to women's prison
• Tribes donates AEDs to women's prison
• Tribes donates AEDs to women's prison
• Minnesota cited for being best trails state in the nation
• Funeral notice for Raymond C. Hennes
• Blog roll: Theseprices.net
• Last dive
• Shakopee Holiday Festival is Dec. 3
• Judge sentences Buesgens to community service, probation
• Winter weather advisory issued for Scott County starting Wednesday morning
• Obituary from the Nov. 25 Valley News
• Letters from Nov. 18
• Kieser receives Extension Educator of the Year Award
• Editorial: Cooperation needed, please
• Eller named among outstanding young Minnesotans by state Jaycees
• $2.5 million goes to restore Sand Creek
• Joint Parks and Rec and Community Ed brochure out this week
• Catch them if you can
• Tickets available Dec. 2 for senior party
• Guest commentary: Are we being robbed of community servant?
• Shakopee PeeWee C Breakfast Fund-Raiser
• Scott again among top impaired-driving counties; extra police patrols planned
• Funeral notice for Linda L. DeMaris
• Murphy resigns in settlement with district
• Saturday night war zone
• MnDOT says 'weave' in Savage too costly
• Benefit Dec. 4 for Gregoire family
• Thanksgiving cooking too often leads to residential fires
• UPDATE: Ice storm leads to hundreds of crashes
• UPDATE: No travel recommended as ice storm leads to hundreds of crashes
• One-stop event on services for needy people is Tuesday at Canterbury
• Update: Man arrested by FBI had headed local racing assocation
• Rural county man arrested by FBI, indicted for embezzlement
• Shakopee, Prior Lake hit by rash of residential burglaries
• Women work together to free 10-point buck tangled in fence
• Shakopee Parks and Recreation News - November 18, 2010
• Man with money problems tried to cash $685,000 IRS check, agents say
• Canterbury to again run 62-day meet in 2011
• Prison likely ahead for brothers who aided in stabbing death
• Working on the railroad
• Public notices from the November 18, 2010 Shakopee Valley News
• Kline, House Republicans vote to extend earmark ban for two years
• On the Web: Canterbury racehorse missing, Election Day challenges, recital and luminaries for veterans
• Shakopee's first Habitat house to be dedicated
• It's deer-mating season: How to avoid crashes
• Beard, Robling to chair key committees
• Obituaries from the Nov. 18 Valley News
• Judge lenient in sentencing ex-Chaska High football coach
• Second area man sentenced to prison for mortgage fraud
• Holiday brings early deadlines for submitted news items, letters
• Jordan schools cancel DARE program
• What I read: "Ball Four"
• Photo slideshow: A reindeer visit
• Applications for homestead classification due on Dec. 15
• Mix It Up
• Funeral notice for Deborah L. Magnus
• Editorial: Fed-up voters want progress
• Funeral notice for Gerald Dean Sager
• CAP's Give Where You Live campaign under way
• Funeral notice for Audrey Caroline (Jacobs) Lano
• Photo gallery: Taste of Home Cooking School
• UPDATE: Elk River man killed in Monday semitruck rollover
• Partake in a Victorian Thanksgiving meal
• Crafty shopping
• Funeral notice for Hilda L. Schmitz
• Wedding: Beckett-Culbreth
• Explore careers at Tuesday fair
• Funeral notice for Anton A. Hammers
• Saturday storm drops 8 inches on Shakopee
• Eight inches of snow fell Saturday
• Funeral notice for Mary Margaret Hensel
• Funeral notice for Elizabeth Gansen
• A friendly face
• State Patrol identifies driver in deadly 169 crash
• UPDATE: Semi driver killed in fatal morning rollover
• Semi involved in deadly morning rollover
• UPDATE: Semitrailer truck driver killed in fatal morning rollover
• City Of Shakopee News - November 12, 2010
• Derby Days is looking for committee members
• School district settles with former principal Murphy
• Sticky fun
• Snow should let up this evening, warning still in effect
• Alcohol suspected in Monday crash
• City has rules about where to shoot
• Well-known Scott County deputy dies unexpectedly
• Winter storm warning issued for Scott County
• County under winter storm watch; 6 or more inches possible
• Man convicted of possessing child pornography
• Fatal head-on crash near Jordan Thursday evening
• Early holiday visit
• Public notices from the November 11, 2010 Shakopee Valley News
• Area man gets three years for mortgage fraud
• Connecting needy with help
• Woman charged with assault, burglary after hammer attack
• Wicked weather
• Students invited to participate in logo, tagline contest
• UPDATE: Met Council approves transportation plan
• Photo gallery: 'Oklahoma!'
• MPCA report suggests ways for schools to reduce waste
• Emmy-award winner brings passion to Chanhassen Dinner Theatres
• Winter parking restrictions in effect
• UPDATE: County may sue Met Council over transportation planning
• Keeping kids warm
• Births: Dahlke, Graber
• Letters from Nov. 4
• US Bank to open Shakopee branch
• Editorial: Flu likely to hit elderly hard
• Follow the clues
• Packing the winter survival kit
• Local Veterans Days activities
• One-stop service expands as county government contracts
• MnDOT’s Sorel: Expect new ‘normal’
• State Veterans Day program scheduled Thursday in Inver Grove Heights
• Whiteout: A look back on the Armistice Day Blizzard of 1940
• New directors, actors bring 'Oklahoma!' to Shakopee stage
• 13,302 in state ticketed for seat belt violations Oct. 8-28
• A Taste
• Reward offered in theft of coin-change machine in Chaska
• Prior Lake man completes 4,000-mile solo run from Seattle to Key Largo, Fla.
• 272 cited in October during Scott County seat belt enforcement campaign
• Hauger defends her state cross country title; Lusignan finishes fourth
• Arbitrator upholds termination of Prior Lake cop
• Hair for a cause
• Buesgens pleads guilty to DWI
• Public notices from the November 4, 2010 Shakopee Valley News
• Shakopee student organizes film premiere
• 24 DVS agents no longer accept applications for new driver's licenses, IDs, permits
• Turn clocks back, check smoke alarm batteries this weekend
• Proposed timeline of statewide recount announced by secretary of state
• Video: UH-60 Black Hawk Helicopter visits SMS
• Unusual landing
• Local law agencies to get in-car cameras from federal funds
• 494/169 interchange redesign contract awarded
• Mary Hestness, MD Awarded Touchstone Award
• Kline projected winner over Madore
• SWCD supervisor loses seat
• Township ballot question fails
• Four Scott County seats flip to GOP
• Shakopee resident among four pleading guilty on federal fraud charges
• UPDATE: Community Center referendum defeated
• Controversial judge loses; Carver County attorney defeated
• You spoke
• Glitches slow Tuesday returns
• Obituaries from the Nov. 4 Valley News
• UPDATE: Community Center referendum defeated
• UPDATE: Menden defeats incumbent Hennen; Wagner successfully fights off challenger
• UPDATE: Robling, Beard headed toward wins
• Funeral notice for Donald M. Christenson
• Stanius pleads guilty to all charges in school thefts
• 'No' votes leading in referendum
• Initial results: Close races for County Commissioner
• Kids can vote on Election Day in honor of a veteran
• Blog roll
• Postal holiday changes newspaper deadlines for Nov. 11 print edition
• Join us tonight for complete local election coverage
• UPDATE: Back to normal at Victoria Elementary School
• You voted
• Endorsements: County Board
• Endorsements: Congress, Judicial
• Endorsements: Legislature
• Endorsements: ‘Yes’ vote is warranted
• Letters from Oct. 28
• Vote Yes for Shakopee's Parks & Recreation
• Student Council sets record by collecting Coats for Kids
• Funeral notice for Edward H. Kroyer
• Decision time approaching
• Students, staff back at area elementary school after gas-leak evacuation
• Carver County employees told not to use job titles in endorsements
• New way of doing business
• Boo
• Sabers fall to Hopkins 45-42 in two OT
• The grave matter of John Goetz: Church hopes blessing sheds light on difficult subject
• Sabers fall to Hopkins 45-42 in two OT
• Southbound I-35W reopens early
• Shakopee, Hopkins tied 42-42 after first OT
• Get updates during tonight's Saber football game here
• Shakopee's House of Spirits
• Travelodge Now Hiring!
• Senate District 34: Tim Biros (Independence Party)
• District 34: Julianne Ortman (Republican)
• District 34: Laura Helmer (DFL)
• SWCD: Ryan Love
• SWCD: Jim Fitzsimmons
• SWCD: Gary Hartmann
• SWCD: Jim Schwingler
• SWCD Board puts two seats on ballot
• Scott County Sheriff: Kevin Studnicka (unopposed)
• Scott County Attorney: Pat Ciliberto (unopposed)
• 169/494 interchange contract to be awarded soon
• Southbound I-35W to close tonight through Monday morning
• Chaska man shoots himself in the foot while hunting
• Halloween-related things to do for all ages
• Man pleads guilty to pimping out his wife
• Shakopee DNR officer will be recognized for life-saving efforts
• In costume
• Halloween party weekends deadly, and DWI patrols will be beefed up
• Power out for about an hour for nearly 800
• Funeral notice for Cecille E. Roe
• Video: A day with Mary Lou
• Wanted: Armistice Day Blizzard stories, photos
• Public notices from the October 28, 2010 Shakopee Valley News
• Blood-curdling drama
• Tonight: Madore at town hall forum with DFL candidates
• UPDATE: High-wind warning for Scott County canceled
• Obituaries from the Oct. 28 Valley News
• Sabers blow past Chanhassen 40-8, face Hopkins Saturday
• Funeral notice for Bernard Hughes
• UPDATE: Strong-wind warning in effect here until around 7 p.m.
• Funeral notice for Ronald F. Schmitz
• On the Web: Governor support, racing champ and former resident founds a PTO
• Arbitrator gives police 1% raise
• Register for Clue tourney
• Election letters from Oct. 21
• Football playoff updates here tonight
• Two parts of town hit by vehicle break-ins
• UPDATE: Shakopee leads 40-2 after three quarters
• Sabers blow past Chanhassen 40-8, face Hopkins Saturday
• Union Pacific urges hunters to stay away from railroad property
• Funeral notice for Sandra L. Blue-Coursolle
• Senior nutrition
• Blackhawk helicopter to visit SMS students
• Special deer hunts will close area parks next month
• UPDATE: High winds expected to continue through Wednesday
• Safe Haven names Tamara Larson executive director
• Editorial: A job well done at CAP, Mary
• State highway officials concerned about jump in traffic deaths
• Prepping a classic
• Scott County under high-wind watch Tuesday, Wednesday
• Schools offer flu shot clinics
• What I read: Don't Sweat the Small Stuff
• Funeral notice for Earl F. Dressen
• City of Shakopee Newsletter - Oct 22, 2010
• Births: Balvance, Nash, Wenthold
• UPDATE: Victim identified in fatal accident
• Woman, 76, struck and killed by car on Highway 169
• Prior Lake, university conducting study on street sweeping, lake pollution
• Sames pleads no contest in mall assault case
• Scott County District 1: Wagner tries to hang on against critical challenger Kucera
• NPR and Juan Williams-A delicious irony
• Scott County District 1: Joe Wagner Q&A
• Shakopee Parks and Recreation News - October 21, 2010
• Candidate Menden had tumultuous times as sheriff
• The Can Man
• ‘K2’ found during Prior Lake High School drug sweep
• Sames expected to plea today
• Sames expected to plea today
• Sheriff's deputy found dead at his hobby farm
• Sames pleads no contest in mall assault
• Pancake breakfast support military troops
• Scott County District 1: Jerry Kucera Q & A
• Repair work on Highway 41 now completed
• Rescuers tried to save unborn child in fatal accident
• Not enough ice: hockey program bursting at the seams
• Fitness center: hallway and closet used for work-outs
• Another Lodge: a place for seniors envisioned in Shakopee
• Not enough ice: Programs bursting at the seams
• Fitness center: Hallway and closet used for work-outs
• Public Notices from the October 21, Shakopee Valley News
• Referendum: Needs, not wants, proponents say
• Referendum: Needs, not wants, proponents say
• Sabers capture first Missota football crown with 35-7 win over Northfield
• Community center on the ballot
• A guide to some fun events for Halloween
• Football championship game: Get updates here tonight
• Pregnant woman killed in two-car crash
• Pregnant woman killed in crash
• Obituaries from the Oct. 21 Valley News
• Video: Watch Dave and Jerry debate
• Pool game aftermath leads to double stabbing
• District 3: Hennen champions record in challenge from Menden
• Fatal police shooting ruled justified by county attorney
• UPDATE: Sabers add two touchdowns, lead 28-7 after three
• Sabers capture first Missota football crown with 35-7 win over Northfield
• Kline, Bachmann, Paulsen sought federal stimulus funds despite opposition to bill
• Conference on the line
• Can the Rangers pull off the upset?
• Fire department saves home in weekend fire
• 5,196 in state cited since Oct. 8 with seat belt violations
• Trail Of Terror
• Editorial: Transit site choice good move
• Raised river crossing for southwest metro sought
• Elections letters from Oct. 14
• Funeral notice for Michael F. Condon
• Births: Benge, Bion, Haeg
• What I read: The Catcher in the Rye
• Diets
• UPDATE: MnDOT announces funding for flood mitigation projects in area
• Funeral notice for Gerald Smith
• For the girls
• Man charged in alleged scam; warning issued on sweepstakes fraud
• Carver County added to federal disaster aid due to flooding
• Funeral notice for David D. Grossinger
• Engagement: Loose-Elsner
• Some townships to vote on longer supervisor terms
• Honor students
• State health officials: Flu strain could be deadly for elderly
• Purchase a luminary for a veteran
• Chaska's Hautman paints another winner
• Shakopee-area Catholic churches apparently being asked to continue toward 'potential merger'
• AHA CPR training classes in Shakopee Minnesota
• Terminal cancer diagnosis has led to change in focus for local couple
• Mystic Lake blackjack dealer charged with fraud
• DNR warns motorists about deer crossing roadways
• Wild's home opener makes this season iffy
• Scott County District 3: Jerry Hennen Q&A
• Shakopee superintendent gets 1 percent salary increase
• Nov. 1 is last day to vote by absentee ballot
• A Shakespeare dream
• Public notices from the October 14, 2010 Shakopee Valley News
• District 1: Jerry Hennen Q&A
• Scott County District 3: Dave Menden Q&A
• What's the enrollment outlook for Shakopee schools?
• District to perform additional tests for mold at school after complaint
• Report: Daytime seat belt compliance in state at all-time high
• Stand up and cheer
• Woman gets five years for sexual relationship with boy
• State high court upholds 'Craigslist' murder conviction
• Funeral notice for James Patrick Leavitt III
• Funeral notice for Molly J. Houlton
• Funeral notice for Keith W. Nelson
• Robling to ask for river crossing study
• House District 35A: Beard, opponent have differences in policy
• A fiery mess
• A fiery mess
• Photo slideshow: Pumpkins in the Park
• Two rescued from Minnesota River
• Smart Phone Parenting Workshop
• Column: Going home for hard work, feeling sense of community
• UPDATE: Prior Lake sixth-grader stable after struck by car
• Fire caused by unattended cooking in garage
• Wedding: Lee-Neimand
• New downtown clothing store opens Friday
• Obituaries from the Oct. 14 Valley News
• County Road 101 bridge is open
• Come Together for Shakopee
• Editorial: Flooded with future thoughts
• A bee-utiful pumpkin
• Shakopee senior named National Merit semifinalist
• County Road 101 bridge is open
• Second-half property taxes due by Friday
• Off-season speculation just getting started
• Births: Arends, Anderson
• Appeals court sides with Maddox defense; prosecutors to seek high court review
• Designer Carousel 20% Off SALE!
• Online Casino Games
• Funeral notice for Donald E. Schmitt
• Funeral notice for Marjorie M. Beckrich
• County Road 101 could open this week, MnDOT says
• Funeral notice for Diane H. Fink
• Funeral notice for John W. Freund
• Video: Fall flooding 2010
• No white weddings here
• Minnesota River drops below flood stage
• Funeral notice for Gladys K. Nelson
• Funeral notice for Opal A. Clement
• Delightful art
• Jordan bridge now open
• CAP's Sullivan has seen agency evolve as area changes
• Halloween comes early
• dal WWF riceviamo e volentieri pubblichiamo
• Uscita per l'inferno
• Nel bene e nel male
• AliceStafuori
• Cross-country runner halfway through fundraising trek
• House District 35A: Mike Beard
• Photo galley: Homecoming Pep Fest
• Monday's special session on flood aid postponed
• Burton wants to shake loose Robling
• Wet fall increases odds for spring flooding
• Treat your kid to Pumpkins in the Park
• Going retro for homecoming
• Vet with PTSD charged after making threats
• Expect delays this weekend on I-35W
• Twins' futility might make them my ideal baseball team
• Zebra mussel population explodes in Prior, other lakes
• Funeral notice for Richard P. Payne
• Buesgens faces new challenger, challenge
• House District 35B: Mark Buesgens
• Senate District 35: Claire Robling
• Senate District: 35: Travis Burton
• House District 35A: Matt Christensen
• Live: Jerry and Joe debate
• Public notices from the October 7, 2010 Shakopee Valley News
• Statewide enhanced seat-belt enforcement campaign starts Friday
• Highway 41 now open
• Watch Jerry and Joe debate
• Twins go to bat for Minnesota DNR
• A different kind of commute
• Highway 41 will reopen at noon today
• City theater group's 'Dracula' production to be unique
• Obituaries from the Oct. 7 Valley News
• My (not-so-bold) predictions for the playoffs
• WEDNESDAY UPDATE: Hwy. 41 might open late next week, no estimate for Co. Rd. 101
• Slideshow: Kids go outdoors for education
• Lillians Chaska
• Lillians Chaska
• Lillians Chaska
• Lillians Chaska
• Lillians Chaska
• Lillians Chaska
• Wagner, Kucera to debate in Belle Plaine
• Community Center thoughts....
• Eastbound Co. Rd. 101 to be reduced to one lane Wednesday night
• Oct. 7 letters
• Shakopee man is living positive
• Funeral notice for Roger D. Henricks Jr.
• Shakopee Boy Scouts to take orders for wreaths on Saturday
• Hail to the King and Queen
• Video: SHS Homecoming '10 coronation
• Editorial: Buesgens should run — if …
• Neighborhood information meetings scheduled on city referendum
• Guest commentary: Broadening opportunities here
• Funeral notice for Dawn M. Davidson
• MONDAY UPDATE: Flood waters recede, some county roads reopen
• It's homecoming week at Shakopee High School
• A water world
• Funeral notice for Rebecca “Becky” J. (Lein) Dobberstein
• Voters to Consider Community Center Improvements
• University Board of Regents has opening in 2nd Congressional District
• Prior Lake to consider participation in Hecker transit center
• I-35W ramps at Black Dog Road opening this morning
• Oh deer! Report says Minnesota motorists 10th most likely in U.S. to strike a deer
• Funeral notice for Kevin H. Jahn
• Funeral notice for Michael J. Doherty
• SHARE THE HARVEST *free concert for food shelves
• SUNDAY UPDATE: Flood waters expected to start slow decline this week
• Freeze warning issued for Scott County tonight
• Chorale group performs concert before heading to Europe
• Inside the torn apart
• SATURDAY UPDATE: River reaches crest in Shakopee
• Ex-Chaska football coach pleads guilty to felony theft
• City Of Shakopee News - September 30, 2010
• MnDOT closes northbound Black Dog Road ramps on I-35W due to rising waters
• FRIDAY UPDATE: River to crest below original predictions Saturday
• High water
• After city OK, county buys Hecker site for transit station
• Second-half property taxes due Oct. 15
• Public notices from the September 30, 2010 Shakopee Valley News
• THURSDAY UPDATE: MnDOT watching Co. Rd. 101 in Savage, unlikely Highway 25 will close
• Temporary barrier to be installed tonight along Co. Rd. 101 to keep floodwaters out
• Obituaries from the Sept. 30 Valley News
• THURSDAY UPDATE: River surpasses spring flood levels, portions of Flying Cloud Drive closed
• Running water
• Fire Department open house is Saturday
• Scott County Board to declare state of emergency today
• Anglers, duck hunters warned about river currents, debris
• Shakopee among metro leaders in new-housing permits
• Me to myself: These games don't matter
• City sets neighborhood meetings to discuss Community Center referendum
• Coming Thursday: After city OK, county buys Hecker site for transit station
• State traffic fatalities for year reach 303 this week
• Absentee voting now available
• WEDNESDAY UPDATE: Roads will likely be closed into next week
• UPDATE: Woman died of self-inflicted gunshot wound
• 'World's Largest Truck Convoy' for Special Olympics here Friday, Saturday
• Woman's body with apparent gunshot head wound washes ashore on Prior Lake
• Fall shopping
• Volunteers sought for southern Minnesota flood cleanup
• TUESDAY UPDATE: Hwy. 52 now open; state road report
• Wedding: Hunter-Samuelson
• Funeral notice for Howard K. Hovde
• Funeral notice for Mary Beth (Kelly) Bruckner
• Arbitration hearing set in SHS principal case
• UPDATE: No word on cause of death of woman found on shore of Prior Lake
• MnDOT plans overnight closures of I-35W lanes to prepare for possible flooding
• Hwy. 25 between Carver Co. Rd. 40, East Forest St. in Belle Plaine may close soon
• TUESDAY UPDATE: River may not crest until Saturday
• It's all the news
• Funeral notice for Barry Gene Wulitich
• MONDAY UPDATE: County Road 101, Highway 41 bridges closed
• MONDAY UPDATE: River to rise 10 feet over flood stage; Hwy. 41 bridge closed
• Births: Lutterman, Schmit, Weckman, Geis
• Woman's body with apparent gunshot head wound washes ashore on Prior Lake
• Funeral notice for Evelyn Ehrich
• MONDAY UPDATE: County Road 101, Highway 41 bridges closed
• MONDAY UPDATE: Southern Minnesota road conditions
• MONDAY UPDATE: River to rise 10 feet over flood stage; Hwy. 41 bridge closing
• Sheriff’s Office recognized for efforts
• Long commute ahead
• UPDATE: Scott County road closures
• UPDATE: Southern Minnesota highway report
• SUNDAY UPDATE: Jordan bridge crossing closed; check online map for closure news
• Roads north of Mankato closing due to rising Minnesota River
• SATURDAY UPDATE: MnDOT watching rising river; check online map for closure news
• Friendly pets
• SATURDAY UPDATE: Southern Minnesota highway conditions
• Photo gallery: SJH Service Day
• UPDATE: Interstate Hwy. 35 now open; here's the latest on other road conditions
• UPDATE: Much of Highway 52 is now open
• Dozens of Bibles to be on display Saturday at AngelFest
• FRIDAY UPDATE: Hwy. 41, Co. Road 101 bridges may close as soon as Sunday
• Interstate 35 south of Owatonna closed due to flooding
• FRIDAY UPDATE: Highway conditions in southern Minnesota
• FRIDAY UPDATE: Road conditions in southern Minnesota
• Road delays starting Monday on Carver County Road 51
• Bail reset with GPS condition for murder defendant
• Bail reset with GPS condition for murder defendant
• Bail reset with GPS condition for murder defendant
• Bail reset with GPS condition for murder defendant
• Scott County Relay seeking committee members
• 2009 alcohol-related deaths in state drop by 13%
• Scott County under flash-flood warning until 2:30 p.m.
• UPDATE: Moderate flooding could close bridges in area
• State highway condition update from MnDOT
• Public notices from the September 23, 2010 Shakopee Valley News
• UPDATE: State road closures, detours from MnDOT
• Shakopee police help in arrest of man in area burglaries
• UPDATE: Scott County included in flood watch tonight through Friday morning
• Funeral notice for Barry Dickson
• Domestic violence walk planned in Prior Lake on Oct. 2
• Serving others
• Minor flooding of river in Shakopee possible
• Target Unisex dressing rooms
• Scott County included in flood watch
• Hungover Twins: The day after
• State Rep. Buesgens faces another difficulty: keeping his home
• Madore criticizes Kline for declining debate
• Obituaries from the Sept. 23 Valley News
• Liverpool cool administration fears
• White: Coyle left without a prayer
• Bramble arrested over rape claim
• In defence of Rafa Benitez
• He won the Champions League with Gerard Houllier's team
• He made Liverpool worse
• Editorial: Beware of campaign rhetoric
• Better rest up, because this is only the 1st half
• Student Council collecting 'Coats for Kids' at SHS
• Commentary: Work together for a great school year
• Engagements: Boeckmann-Heitkamp, Buss-Rynda
• School district to spray for weeds over next two weeks
• Buesgens issues statement on drunk driving arrest
• World’s Largest Truck Convoy to rumble through Shakopee
• 'Heroes Among Us'
• Madore invites Kline to choose date for debate
• League of Women Voters sets county commissioner candidate forum
• Buesgens accused of driving drunk through ditch
• Births: Bily, Wockenfuss, Locher
• WWII comes to life with oral histories
• Booster seat use increases; it's National Child Passenger Safety Week
• Firefighters contain fire
• Women only
• Prior Lake-Savage schools considering six-period day for secondary students
• Get a clue: Powerhouse Plant exhibit now has cartoon storybook
• Drawn to politics: Editorial cartoonist works out of his Chaska basement
• Julie Welch named Benedictine Horizon Award 2010 winner
• Funeral notice for John Lawrence Brandel
• The Twins apparently do read fan mail
• Prior Lake man is first American to get heart transplant in India
• Carver-Scott Educational Foundation receives 2010 Best of Chaska Award
• Julie Welch named Benedictine Horizon Award 2010 winner
• St. Francis earns patient safety excellence award
• Help keep kids warm this winter
• Celebrate Mexican Independence at library
• A $1.3 million boost for Shakopee schools
• Public notices from the September 16, 2010 Shakopee Valley News
• SCALE to meet with Dakota County partnership Tuesday
• Taste of Home Cooking Show tickets go on sale Saturday
• A good aim
• Funeral notice for Mark John Swanberg
• Meet New Jersey's newest millionaire
• There's help in Scott County for overwhelmed parents
• Free mobile service offers health information to pregnant women, new moms
• Meetings scheduled on levy referendum
• Scott County could stand in way of Chaska’s plans for old rail line
• Judge orders cat-hoarder to refrain from keeping pets
• Improving county lakes a tricky course
• Ciliberto finds fatal shooting by Duluth police officer justified
• Obituaries from the Sept. 16 Valley News
• Spin the 'Wheel of Fortune'
• Practicing for the playoffs
• American hiker released, two others still detained
• Funeral notice for Connie Quinn-Hope
• Editorial: Election letter policy, advice
• State health agency says flu season may have started
• Murder defendant Maddox allegedly violates bail
• Prior Lake man killed in crash may have had right-of-way
• A good day for a wash
• Veggie Tales Premier - "It's A Meaningful Life"
• UPDATE: 47 county DWI arrests during extra enforcement effort
• More students take AP exams
• SHS' curriculum night tonight
• Public meeting on final layout for First Avenue project is Sept. 30
• Football fever
• Funeral notice for Mary C. Rudolph
• Shakopee schools consider use of $1.3 million boost
• 1,775 DWI arrests in 18-day period reported by state
• City Of Shakopee News - Sep 9, 2010
• Serious injury reported in Highway 169 crash near Jordan
• UPDATE: One critical following two-vehicle crash on Highway 169 near Jordan
• Jail sentence for man who tried to run over Savage police officer
• Eden Prairie Lioness Art & Craft Fair is Oct. 2
• Metro home sales, prices decline in August
• Barn mysteries
• Expect traffic delays on portion of I-494 on Saturday and Sunday
• Family sees to it that girl with unique challenges lives life as normal as possible
• WWII book receives grant
• Fire department recruiting teens for explorer group
• US may quit 2018 bid
• Houllier targets Champions
• Rooney faces hot Goodison
• What to do with no baseball?
• Rahr announces consolidation of malt, barley operations
• 12th annual Scott County City to Country Tour is Sept. 25
• City puts out another call for election judges
• Births: Casey, Pink
• Engagements: Marschall-Graber, Luker-Hammond
• Moby ******
• Suleiman pashi
• Soulfly ColdFly
• UPDATE: Iran to release lone female American hiker
• Funeral notice for Frances John “Bud” Ryan
• Public notices from the September 9, 2010 Shakopee Valley News
• Hennen a surprise 'no' vote in county levy increase
• 150 years of worship
• Save prairie seeds at Murphy-Hanrehan Park
• Iran to release one of jailed American hikers
• What I read: "The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes" and "Metamorphosis"
• Sign-up event for Shakopee Area Cub Scouts is Sept. 15
• Clark favored by lawyers over incumbent Blakely for judge in District 1
• Letters from Sept. 2
• Hwy. 101 resurfacing to cause delays between Hwys. 5, 62 starting Monday
• Alcohol may be factor in crash that injured two women
• Teen lived life, made life better for those around him
• 'Joseph' back on stage
• Obituaries from the Sept. 9 Valley News
• UPDATE: Funeral for Jed Brown will be Saturday at Shakopee Junior High School
• Victim extricated from afternoon crash
• Births: Solseth, Monnens, Breeggemann
• Weddings: Farnberg-Beckman, Durkin-Loo
• Funeral notice for Loretta Olivia Mueller
• Funeral notice for Donald A. Lambrecht
• Funeral notice for Jed T. Brown
• Family, friends mourn Shakopee teen killed in ATV crash
• On the Web: Beer pong wasn't part of Shakopee student's order
• LaCoste, at left
• Conquering his fears
• Funeral notice for Jed T. Brown -- new location
• Wind advisory issued for Scott County tonight, Tuesday
• Kugath to be inducted into Minnesota Basketball Coaches Association Hall of Fame
• Sept. 18 event to support fight against Alzheimer's disease
• Man gets jail time, probation for possessing 130 pounds of marijuana
• Take a ride on the environmental crazy train
• UPDATE: 15-year-old from Shakopee killed in ATV accident
• 15-year-old from Shakopee reportedly killed in ATV accident
• Sunbird song
• Cradle of peace
• Noggano dress
• Loaves and Fishes to serve meals again on Tuesdays, Thursdays
• Limited tickets available for cooking show
• DWI enforcement to increase over Labor Day weekend
• UPDATE: Nagle's attorney responds to charges
• Cosmic sea
• Land of gods
• Carver County Republicans endorse two
• Letters from Aug. 26
• Public notices from the September 2, 2010 Shakopee Valley News
• City upsets local real estate agents by removing open house signs
• Walk with a ranger Saturday at Minnesota Valley Wildlife Refuge
• Beyond the Yellow Ribbon/South of the River event is Tuesday night
• Rubbing shoulders at the fair
• CAP's Mary Sullivan honored at retirement reception today
• Firefighters extinguish fire at abandoned farmhouse
• City, county closer to decisions on 2011 tax levies
• Carver County Republicans to endorse county board candidates
• Islam and liberalism: One man's analysis
• On the Web: Shakopee Pontiac
• Obituaries from the Sept. 2 Valley News
• Fuller Street pedestrian bridge finished
• Sea snow
• Video: Swart donates her 100th pint of blood
• sodo do it
• Labor Day holiday changes deadlines for letters, submitted news
• Chaska man gets 12 years for violating probation, failure to register as sex offender
• Editorial: Learn facts before referendum
• Man gets probation, fine for driving drunk with child
• Births: Menden, Gylland, Rodenz
• sedov stop!
• solusion parts
• 163 DWI arrests reported in first two weekends of statewide enhanced enforcement
• Births: Carpenter, Sepulvado, Basile
• delo post
• soma blog
• Engagements: Roberts-Link, Stwora-Challans
• Forest fire leads to the Arboretum for California man
• Canterbury Park announces 2010 divisional champions
• Funeral notice for Karen Lenor Fristed
• First day
• City changes street assessment policy
• Jockey Ry Eikleberry wins four races in Canterbury Park finale
• Festival of Champions to end Canterbury's live-racing season today
• In the nit of time: Area women start lice-removal company
• Shakopee students head back to school Monday
• In the nit of time: Area women start lice-removal company
• Free energy meters available at local libraries
• Hecker site back in the picture as possible transit hub
• Back on track
• Schools get portion of money missing from account
• Traffic delays start Tuesday on Highway 101 in Chanhassen
• Tours of future regional parks, trails available in September, October
• New Prague's Nash, native of Jordan, to head state National Guard
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• Public notices from the August 26, 2010 Shakopee Valley News
• Deputies thought rollover story was quite the spin
• Shakopee third in new-housing permits for first eight months of year
• Hecker site for transit hub back in picture
• County officials dispute lobbyist expenditure rankings
• Under construction
• Last four live-racing days at track start tonight, conclude with Sunday's Festival of Champions
• Obituaries from the Aug. 26 Valley News
• Last of nine defendants in drug-distribution ring sentenced
• Getting ready for a new year
• On the Web: Catholic parishes take successful approach to faith formation
• Are you smarter than a fifth-grader? Find out!
• Jeans for Charity to raise funds for local nonprofits
• Funeral notice for Neil Eugene Allen
• Elementary open houses tonight
• Huber Park summer series winds down
• Births: Deoraj, Schatz
• Dancing divas
• Habitat finds a home in city
• Reception to honor CAP's Sullivan will be Sept. 1
• Editorial: County concept is worth a try
• Letters from Aug. 19
• Highway 169 blocked in Shakopee
• Bernell Rhone, Dean Butler sweep MTA Stallion Auction Stakes
• Eden Prairie Player’s 5th Annual Collection of One Acts
• Eden Prairie Player’s 5th Annual Collection of One Acts
• Eden Prairie Player’s 5th Annual Collection of One Acts
• Eden Prairie Player’s 5th Annual Collection of One Acts
• Cement truck flips on Highway 169
• Eden Prairie Player’s 5th Annual Collection of One Acts
• Births: Schroeder, Palmstein, Stans
• Funeral notice for David Dale Reed
• Funeral notice for Maryann K. Hauger
• Funeral notice for Rose S. Lenzmeier
• Auditions for ‘Dracula’ next week
• Local law enforcement agencies part of DWI campaign through Labor Day
• I'm sorry but the facial hair has got to go
• Funeral notice for Bernice L. Edberg
• Longtime area DFL Party official Mary Salek dies
• History lesson
• CAP Agency has federal weatherization funding for low-income households
• Dense-fog advisory issued for Scott County
• Dance for diabetes on Sunday in Savage
• 25% Off Clothing & Apparel at Designer Carousel
• A Ghost Where I Work
• City Of Shakopee News - August 19, 2010
• Public notices from the August 19, 2010 Shakopee Valley News
• Public notices from the August 19, 2010 Shakopee Valley News
• A downtown fixture
• Judge sends driver in fatal Burnsville crash to psychiatric ward
• Reenactors bring Pond brothers to life
• Another car show comes to town
• Stepped-up statewide DWI enforcement starts tonight through Labor Day
• Slim advantage for Liverpool
• FREE! CPR Anytime Classes at St. Francis
• Re-enactors bring Pond brothers to life
• Lost the game? Ah well, get 'em tomorrow, boys
• 1,000 gather at Savage church to mourn death of young baseball player
• Man charged in ‘most severe case’ of child abuse cop has ever seen
• All-day entertainment is on tap at Faith Fest
• County parks, Three Rivers merger considered
• Funeral notice for Mary P. Lannon
• Funeral notice for Charles Herbert Mealman
• 3-year-old found wandering in busy Chaska intersection at 1 a.m.
• Expect increased patrols Friday to enforce 'move over law'
• Obituary from the Aug. 19 Valley News
• Premier League - Milner and Ireland complete switch
• Premier League - Arsenal hit by Nasri injury blow
• Facilities task force members are needed
• Card Casino helps Canterbury offset 10.9% decrease in parimutuel revenues
• Funeral notice for Rita A. (Malecha) Feldman
• Renaissance Festival celebrating 40th year
• Community Center question will go to the voters
• Chalice magic
• Do you support expansion?
• Robling receives award from state school board group
• Editorial: County tax hike is likely in ’11
• Cologne offers two nights of drive-in movies
• Author to sign new book in hometown of Shakopee
• 888 cited for speeding in Scott County during July
• District passes on SHS bus circulator
• Sky high
• Two area men guilty in mortgage-lending scheme
• Evenings in the Garden is Thursday
• Shakopee schools schedule open houses
• Sometimes, Gardy does make the right call
• Funeral notice for DeLoris Emma Clay
• At 95, he's shooting his age on the golf course
• Choo-chooing through Shakopee
• Choo-chooing through Shakopee
• Pizza delivery man robbed at townhome complex
• Reward offered in tire-slashing
• Fugitive caught here on murder warrant
• Sale of Savage post office to city terminated
• Sale of Savage post ofice to city terminated
• She sees the world from on top of a horse
• UPDATE: Severe-thunderstorm watch canceled
• On the Web: Former Shakopee teacher now a principal, local company wants to expand landfill
• Local kids perform Prairie Fire Theatre's 'Alladin'
• Letters from Aug. 5
• County under severe-thunderstorm watch until 1 p.m.
• A river runs through it
• Scott County Attorney's Office to investigate Duluth police shooting
• Sames to face Shakopee charges after Wisconsin trial
• Tornado watch for Scott County canceled
• Shakopee Parks and Recreation News - August 12, 2010
• UPDATE: Flash-flood watch for county canceled
• City lots, trails to close temporarily for work
• Soapbox Derby winners announced
• Council selects bare-bones expansion plan for Community Center
• Video: Soapbox Derby races to the finish line
• Scott County under tornado watch until 11 p.m.
• Scott County under heat advisory today from noon to 7 p.m.
• Derby Days 2010 in pictures
• Pull with all your might
• Public Notices from the August 12, 2010 Shakopee Valley News
• Jury finds foster mom guilty of repeated sex with boy
• Author to speak Thursday at historical society
• Mobile health unit at Russian Baptist Church tomorrow
• Obituaries from the Aug. 12 Valley News
• Circus delights
• Judge who was reprimanded is top vote-getter in primary
• Madore upsets Powers in DFL congressional primary
• State motorcycle deaths down 37 percent from last year
• Life in first place does look different
• County sets four parks, trails workshops this month
• Wagner, Kucera win District 1 county commissioner primary
• Pearson Elementary is only district school to meet AYP
• Flash-flood warning issued for part of Scott County
• UPDATE: Tornado watch for county expires
• Funeral notice for Mitchell N. Theis
• Funeral notice for John Robert Dungan
• Primary results start to come in
• Severe-thunderstorm warning issued for southeastern Scott County
• Reminder: Polls open until 8 p.m. for primary election
• Board lends its support – $50,000 of it – to environmental center
• Annual Marystown Festival is Sunday
• Bird found with West Nile virus prompts warning
• Scott County included in tornado watch until 8 p.m.
• Teachers express frustration over firing of high school principal
• Q&A with Tom Rees, Republican primary candidate, House District 35B
• Q&A with Rep. Mark Buesgens, Republican primary candidate, House District 35B
• I want candy
• Funeral notice for Ann E. Golla
• Methodist church closes its doors
• Funeral notice for Frederick (Fred) Paul Engfer
• Heat advisory issued for Scott County today
• McNulty appointment, transportation survey on board agenda
• La Danse Fatale Garage Sale Fundraiser
• St. Francis, Allina to be part of medical facility in Savage
• Reminder: Primary election is Tuesday
• Anoka County sheriff's sergeant arrested for DWI on Hwy. 169 is Tasered
• Heza Wild Guy takes Bullit, Thewayitusedtobe wins Barenscheer before 17,259 at Canterbury
• Scott County is under severe-thunderstorm watch until 2 a.m.
• UPDATE: Tornado watch here extended until 5 a.m.
• The drug scene: What's coming next?
• Man allegedly drove drunk to gas station with 10-year-old child
• Fundraiser for injured jockey is Sunday after races
• Tornado watch here until 1 a.m.
• Fundraiser for injured jockey is Sunday after Canterbury races
• Hunters' luck
• Obituaries from the Aug. 5 Valley News
• Video: Valleyfair's 'Planet Snoopy' announcement
• UPDATE: Snoopy and friends are coming to Valleyfair
• Derby Days Medallion: Kids, luck play part in big find
• Q&A with Jerry Kucera, County Commissioner candidate (District 1)
• Q&A with Joe Wagner, County Commissioner candidate (District 1)
• Q&A with Joe Thill, County Commissioner candidate (District 1)
• Q& with Josh Ondich, DFL primary candidate in House District 35A
• Q&A with Matt Christensen, DFL primary candidate in House District 35A
• Man allegedly drove drunk to gas station with10-year-old child
• Derby Days entertainment at Huber Park today
• Camels, ostriches (oh, and horses too) will race at Canterbury Sunday
• Too much food
• Valleyfair to invest $9 million to add 'Planet Snoopy' family park next year
• 47th annual Old Time Harvest Festival is today through Sunday near Jordan
• Snoopy and friends are coming to Valleyfair
• UPDATE: Chlorine odor at Valleyfair sends 16 to hospital
• Public notices from the August 5, 2010 Shakopee Valley News
• Taste on the menu tonight
• When all else fails
• Prior Lake Players schedule auditions for play
• Law agencies to be on lookout for motorist texting, other distractions
• Regional tribal leaders meet with federal officials on conservation issues
• Taste on menu tonight
• McNulty will be recommended to be acting high school principal
• Engagements: Menden-Heller, Sims-Michels, Heinze-Breeggemann
• Guest commentary: Jim Murphy connected with students at school
• A brother's dream come true
• Photos: Night to Unite 2010
• Former lifeguard pulls girl from water, resuscitates her
• UPDATE: Police were executing search warrant at apartment
• Guest commentary: Many good reasons to oppose slots at track
• Funeral notice for Lawrence Stepka
• Take a survey… you could win a rain barrel!
• Shakopee Derby Days starts today
• Derby Days schedule of events
• More trouble at Hunter's Ridge
• Big arrest at Hunter's Ridge
• Births: Yandle, Breeggemann, Fonder
• St. Francis Nurses Will Not Strike on June 10, 2010
• Minnesota Nurses Association contract: 2010 Negotiations
• Baby Fair!
• Victorian Easter Egg Roll
• Digital Mammography Offers Accuracy, Greater Comfort
• New Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Clinic
• St. Francis Blue Distinction Center
• New Diabetes Prevention Class at St. Francis
• Governor Pawlenty Appoints Lennon To First Judicial District Judgeship In Scott County
• Spring Festival - An Arts and Crafts Affair
• Home Improvement And Design Expo
• Shakopee MN Easter Egg Parades and Easter Egg Hunts

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