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With a new name and progressing renovations, the Watertown-Mayer Community Learning Center(CLC) is also working hard on adding and improving their many classes. One of the staples has been Early Childhood Family Education(ECFE), designed to help parents be parents by bringing them into a com…
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The Central cross country team traveled to the Ridges at Sand Creek Golf Course Oct. 8, competing in the Jordan invitational, with both the boys and girls squads placing eighth.
A cold and snowy night did not end well for the Waconia football team, as the ‘Cats fell 20-0 to the No. 8 ranked Chaska Hawks. The Wildcats held the Hawks to just 18 yards passing, but had trouble stopping the run game from Chaska in the loss.
In the third set of battle for the top spot in the Wright County Conference West, Kate Thibault made a diving save to keep the ball alive. Her dig led to a point for the Royals, who erupted in celebration.
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Whether or not you agree that President Donald Trump should be impeached, the recent impeach…
The Watertown-Mayer School Board met once again on September 23 to discuss a number of items…
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After a decade in town, Norwood Young America’s Snap Fitness has received a bit of a make-over. With some new equipment, a new floor, and new classes coming, it’s a good time to check and see the work that’s been happening over the last two months.
Grocery shoppers might take for granted their filled grocery bag until the bread or a tomato gets crushed, the contents spill, or the bag splits. But the Minnesota Grocers Association (MGA) believes bagging is important enough that it holds an annual statewide Best Bagger Contest, and this y…
To the editor,
To the editor,
This editorial is the sixth in a series on issues facing Minnesota’s aging population.
Replacement of leaking, drafty windows.
Minnesota, under Gov. Mark Dayton, initiated universal, all-day, public school kindergarten. The Adams-ECM Editorial Board endorsed that initiative as a wise investment. The former governor also proposed universal education for four-year-olds.
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