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The city of Norwood Young America received some unfortunate news on June 24 when Mayor Tina Diedrick resigned her position. The resignation was accepted by the city council during the meeting, and the council has decided that Carol Lagergren, who ran against Diedrick in 2018 and was previous…
Emergency drainage repair has led the Minnesota Department of Transportation to close westbound Hwy. 212 near Cologne.
A Litchfield woman was killed in a head-on collision on Hwy. 212 in Dahlgren Township on July 8, according to the Minnesota State Patrol.
After listening to the recommendations from the state board, the Crow River Valley League decided to count six Waconia Lakers games as forfeits and deem them ineligible for the 2019 postseason. The decision comes after a Waconia player’s address was found to be ineligible, in a dispute that …
For the audience, a rodeo is a show of skill for humans and animals. For the riders, herders, and wranglers, their few minutes are a test of all they’ve learned and loved since they started. For Rachel Slathar, a fresh graduate out of Central High School, the last five years of attending the…
The Clay Crusher’s Trap Team held their annual Family Fun Night Shooting and Awards Event this past week. Those athletes receiving awards were Mason Milbrand (High Overall, High Average Male), Kelsy Harms (High Average Female), Sawyer Goetz (Most Improved) and Caden Perbachachs (7th Grade, R…
The city of Norwood Young America received some unfortunate news on June 24 when Mayor Tina …
Emergency drainage repair has led the Minnesota Department of Transportation to close westbo…
A preliminary plat request for a proposed development called Woodland Creek was tabled by th…
The Carver County Historical Society reports itis honored to receive a challenge grant from …
A Litchfield woman was killed in a head-on collision on Hwy. 212 in Dahlgren Township on Jul…
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The FBI was at the Waconia Lions Club last Wednesday evening.
Last Thursday, during June Dairy Month, sixth generation dairy farmer Christine Leonard was guest speaker at the June Waconia Chamber of Commerce meeting.
To the editor,
To the editor,
To the editor,
After much discussion, debate and disagreement, our state’s leaders decided to approve a transportation budget for the coming biennium that looks very much like the past two years.
This editorial is the fourth in a series on issues facing Minnesota’s aging population.
Public school officials in Minnesota are breathing a bit easier now that a two-year funding plan has been approved by the Legislature. But they also know that more work remains to be done and local taxpayers may be called upon to avoid budget cuts.
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