Community group reaches out to families in need
Moms and Neighbors works with Independent School District 196 to help people who are having a tough time...
Franken visits UMore
Sen. Al Franken and Deputy Energy Secretary Daniel Poneman toured the Wind Research Field Station in Rosemount...
Man crashes SUV into house
A 33-year-old man crashed his 2008 Ford Expedition into a house early this morning
RELATED CONTENTBanding together against bullying
Shannon Park Elementary School fifth graders taught lessons about bullying last week
RELATED CONTENTDistrict 196 will consider year-round school
Program would likely be implemented only in one or two schools
RELATED CONTENTStudent tried to highjack Blue Knights logo
School district pulls logo off website and other materials
RELATED CONTENTCharges filed in three-year-old burglary
Man faces five years in jail and fine if convicted for receiving stolen property
RELATED CONTENTUpcoming events
The Robert Trail Library has several events going on this weekend. And the Rosemount Area Arts Council will host its annual Mystery Dinner Theater. Tickets are still available
RELATED CONTENTCouncil is happy with goal session
Council members felt like they had good conversation at weekend meetings
RELATED CONTENTSchool board gets good budget news
After two years of big budget adjustments, District 196 School Board members got some good news about their financial future this week. At a retreat Monday that took the place of their regular meeting, board members reviewed a five-year budget forecast that for the first time in at least two years doesn’t call for immediate cuts.
RELATED CONTENTOwners no longer trying to sell Southern Hills Golf Course
The owners of Southern Hills Golf Course are taking their property off the market. Minneapolis-based Newman Golf, which owns Southern Hills and another golf course in Chippewa Falls, Wis., announced Monday that it is no longer trying to sell either property.
RELATED CONTENTRosemount grad Brown is finding hockey success in Duluth
J.T. Brown is cruising high speed as a member of the University of Minnesota Duluth Bulldogs hockey team. He came to the UMD men’s hockey program last season and helped the Bulldogs win the NCAA title, being named Frozen Four outstanding player along the way.
RELATED CONTENTLetter: Legislative priorities are misguided
To the editor, The job creation malaise continues in Minnesota. Despite a laser focus on jobs, jobs, jobs last year the legislative majority seems to have lacked the coherence implied by the term laser.
RELATED CONTENTEditorial:Year-round school is worth exploring
The district’s school board agreed Monday to allow superintendent Jane Berenz to explore the idea, perhaps at a single school or even as a school within a school.
RELATED CONTENTCity column: Quiet zone took effect this month
Something different is in the air in Rosemount. Or it’s what’s not in the air: the sound of train horns, which has been substantially reduced this month.
RELATED CONTENTPolice report: Jan. 16 - Jan. 21
Police activity from Jan. 16 through Jan. 21 including adult and juvenile arrest reports
RELATED CONTENTGirls hockey: Humble’s goal forges 1-1 tie with Burnsville
Rosemount still in the running for fifth in the SSC with four games to go
RELATED CONTENTWrestling: Wrestlers third at Eastview Invite
Steve Levine and Adam Jackson each won weight divisions for the Irish
RELATED CONTENTGirls basketball: Irish hit SSC snag
Rosemount has lost six straight games since starting conference play
RELATED CONTENTBoys swimming and diving: Irish 3rd at True Team
Rosemount won two events and closed the gap on Minnetonka and EP
RELATED CONTENTBoys basketball: Irish forced to play catch-up last week
Rosemount fell way behind in the first half of losses to No. 1 Eastview and Eagan
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