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The Watertown-Mayer School Board met once again on September 23 to discuss a number of items including the renaming of the Primary School and some of the teaching and learning goals of the year.
The Norwood Young America City Council met on September 22 to discuss a few important matters around town. One of these items was the quarterly sheriff’s report, as well as an update about the Public Service Building clean-up.
It was a busy night at the last Watertown City Council meeting. The council discussed The Highway 25 project with representatives from MNDOT as well as the 2020 Preliminary Levy and the capital project for updating the website.
With a 4-0 win over over Watertown-Mayer Thursday night, the Waconia girls soccer team clinched a share of the Wright County Conference Championship, earning their third title in 3 years.
The Mayer Lutheran volleyball team’s win streak move to 18 after a pair of wins last week, with the Crusaders sweeping both opponents in 3-0 victories over Bethlehem Academy and Sibley East.
The Waconia football team got back to winning when traveling to the Academy of Holy Angels Oct. 4, defeating the Stars 21-7.
The Watertown-Mayer School Board met once again on September 23 to discuss a number of items…
The Norwood Young America City Council met on September 22 to discuss a few important matter…
It was a busy night at the last Watertown City Council meeting. The council discussed The Hi…
A record number 388 vehicles were entered in the Nickle Dickle Day car show last month, acco…
The Watertown City Council had a short meeting on September 10 to discuss the playground upd…
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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…
Most people attending Nickle Dickle Day this Saturday will be fixated on classic cars, crafts, food, games, store sales or other attractions. What most visitors won’t see is the garbage they leave behind or the volunteers behind the 58th annual community festival.
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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