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Legislative notebook: Voters to decide if council should set lawmaker pay
By Don Davis Minnesota voters will decide in 2016 whether decisions about how much legislators are paid should be handed to an independent group. The House and Senate passed the proposed constitution...
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Hot, sticky weather set just the right tone for welcoming summer and saying goodbye to the end of the school year at the Rosemount Family Resource Center on Thursday, June 7. The Rotary Club of Rosem...
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Group reaches out to military families

Vern Truax and Christina Rost have no misconceptions about the sacrifice families make when a loved one is deployed.

By Emily Zimmer , April 17, 2009

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Neighbors pitch in to make a difference

Teresa Paetznick knows what it’s like to need a helping hand. When Paetznick was growing up her family took advantage of services like the local food shelf.

By Nathan Hansen , April 03, 2009

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Editorial: Arts center could add a lot to downtown

The city of Rosemount has spent a long time planning the future of one of the its most significant buildings, but answers seem hard to come by.

February 27, 2009

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City seeks input on arts center

Last week the City of Rosemount Parks and Recreation leaders asked local art and entertainment groups to attend an open house and brainstorming meeting at the former St. Joseph’s Catholic Church in Rosemount.

By Kayla Schmidt , February 27, 2009

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Robert Trail Library and License Center set to open Feb. 9

Opening ceremony will be Feb. 12

By Emily Zimmer , January 13, 2009

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Rosemount library is on schedule, on budget

A branch manager has been chosen. Final building inspections have been done and the shelves will be up within days.

By Emily Zimmer , November 21, 2008

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New school is up and running

The halls at Rosemount’s newest school are quiet this week. There are no students in the classrooms at Intermediate School District 917’s new Alliance Education Center and only a handful of teachers wandering the halls.

By Nathan Hansen , October 17, 2008

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Rosemount Town Pages podcast for Oct. 16

The Rosemount Town Pages newspodcast is back after a quick, one-week break. This week I met with Don Budach, administrator of the new Intermediate School District 917 Alliance Education Center in Rosemount. The school, which opened for the first time in September, serves special needs students from around the county. Don gave me a tour of the building and we talked about the building and some of its more interesting features.

October 16, 2008

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DCC continues to work through issues

A $15 million dollar investment. A projected 400,000 calls per year. A 25,000 square foot facility. More than 60 employees. And one big mess.

By Keith Grauman, RiverTown Newspaper Group , July 25, 2008

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Planning Commission: Rosemount Village Center

July 14, 2008

UMore Park Urban center concept

The Urban Center plan plans for a greater population density that would call for both bus and light rail transit services.

By Trey Mewes , June 27, 2008

City lays off two as part of budget cuts

Money's tight and tough financial decisions face everybody including the Rosemount City Council. The city council voted 4-1 Tuesday to cut four budgeted positions and to add one Tuesday night.

By Emily Zimmer , April 16, 2008

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Some 911 calls not going through at Dakota Communication Center

Kent Therkelsen expected some technical problems when Dakota County consolidated its emergency call center in Empire Township. He just didn’t expect this one.

By Nathan Hansen , March 25, 2008

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Plans take shape for April 22 bond vote for athletic complex

Voters will decide the fate of Rosemount’s Outdoor Recreation Complex April 22 if the city council takes the recommendation of parks and recreation commission. The commission approved a resolution Monday recommending the council move forward with a spring referendum for $8.5 million.

By Emily Zimmer , January 31, 2008

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