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Rambling man comes home

Rambling man comes home Joshua Kloyda is a rambling man. With a guitar in his hand and a song in his heart the 22-year-old Rosemount native loves to travel the country playing music for whoever wants to listen.

By Emily Zimmer , June 12, 2010

Book Reviews: A Minnesota favorite captured in recorded dialog

Here’s a book that the fans of the late Jon Hassler have been waiting for. It’s “Conversations With Jon Hassler,” by Joseph Plut (Nodin Press, $19.95 paper). And you don’t even have to be a fan to appreciate what Plut has done.

By Dave Wood, columnist , May 27, 2010

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For the love of dance

For the love of dance When the members of Rosemount High School’s Modern Dance Company take the stage May 27 at the RHS Performing Arts Center they’ll have a couple of goals in mind. One, they want to put on a performance that clues in an audience perhaps unfamiliar with the intricacies of modern dance and explain what draws them to it. And two, they want to raise a bunch of money for charity.

By Nathan Hansen , May 27, 2010

Your weekend: Memorial Day ceremonies are Monday in Rosemount

Learn about investing, sing a song and pay tribute to those who served this weekend in Rosemount.

May 27, 2010

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Your weekend: Citywide garage sale is this weekend

Bargain hunters should have a field day at this weekend's Rosemount community garage sales. But if sales aren't your thing, Rosemount also is offering a full day's worth of meals served up as fund raisers and a chance for kids to practice their reading skills by reading with trained therapy dogs.

May 20, 2010

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Historical society plans a book on Rosemount’s history

The Rosemount Historical Society wants to publish a book on the city’s history, even as it’s happening. That’s a big job, and the historical society is looking for residents’ help to get the job done.

By Nathan Hansen , May 13, 2010

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Artist wins recognition in DNR contest

Artist wins recognition in DNR contest Michael St. Ores usually likes to draw people, but it was a sketch of birds and other woodland creatures that has earned him recognition in a statewide contest sponsored by the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources.

By Nathan Hansen , May 13, 2010

Book Report: Works for baseball fans, fans of mothers this week

The Minnesota Twins have a new ballpark and player who now makes $157,00 per game and also a new book by a reporter well-qualified to tell the story of how the Washington Senators came to Minneapolis and became the Twins.

By Dave Wood, columnist , May 07, 2010

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Your weekend: Guys and Dolls is on stage this weekend at RHS

Plays, stories and a tennis party are on the schedule this weekend in Rosemount.

May 06, 2010

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Book Report: A triple treat this week

The novel I’m about to discuss reminds me of the work of my boss at the Star Tribune, Charles W. Bailey II, co-authored; a novel that sticks in my head.

By Dave Wood, columnist , April 29, 2010

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Book Report: Entertaining local topic will stir many memories

In 2003, Minneapolis native Samuel Hynes, retired Woodrow Wilson Professor of Literature at Princeton University, wrote a wonderful book, “The Growing Seasons,” about what life was like growing up in south Minneapolis in the 1930s.

April 23, 2010

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Grant will fund Americana festival

The Rosemount Area Arts Council has picked up steam over the last couple of years planning events and offering opportunities for residents. The Metropolitan Regional Arts Council has taken notice and has awarded the young group a grant.

By Emily Zimmer , December 18, 2009

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Kids’ classic comes to the stage

Nick Bockoven is usually a clean kid. He doesn’t like messes. But to play Pig-Pen, the famous Peanuts character, Bockoven is willing to get dirty. “I like the fact that I can be him and be crazy,” said Bockoven, a 14-year-old Rosemount High School student.

By Emily Zimmer , December 18, 2009

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Hear ghost stories Saturday at the library

When Robert Trail librarian Gladys Kim saw the Hastings Paranormal Team present last fall at the Hastings Library, she made a mental note that she wanted to bring the group to Rosemount sometime after the library opened.

By Emily Zimmer , October 30, 2009

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Solve a murder, help the arts

The Rosemount Area Arts Council needs to raise some money. But it also wants to expose people to the arts. So it’s sponsoring its second Mystery Dinner Theater at 6 p.m. Nov. 13 at the Rosemount Community Center.

By Emily Zimmer , October 23, 2009

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