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Fit and flying free: Harley the bald eagle recovered and released

Fit and flying free: Harley the bald eagle recovered and released

A fully recovered Harley the bald eagle was released Saturday, Jan. 30, as a crowd of 200 to 250 people cheered on a hillside overlooking the St. Croix River near Hastings.

‘Heroes in the Sandbox’

‘Heroes in the Sandbox’

Kids’ book needed to explain military deployment, authors say

'A line in the sand' on commercial incinerators

'A line in the sand' on commercial incinerators

Fears surrounding 3M incinerator proposal lead CG council to ban commercial incinerators

Sparking brain activity

Sparking brain activity

Haylee Blinkhorn and Megan Morris worked together to arrange paragraphs of the “Goldilocks and the Three Bears” story so it made sense.

'Miracle baby' family recognized by March of Dimes

'Miracle baby' family recognized by March of Dimes

Before Ellery Case was even born, she was fighting for her life.

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Group trying to improve Mississippi River quality

A citizen advisory group and the Dakota County Soil and Water Conservation District are trying to educate the public about the Mississippi River, at least the nearby part of it.

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Viewpoint: Hold the salt, please

There’s been a lot of talk in the press lately about the salt we use to keep our roads and parking lots safe in the winter.

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Park actors compete in ‘Flaming Idiots’

Park actors compete in ‘Flaming Idiots’

Sam Salwasser, who plays Eugene in “Flaming Idiots,” said rehearsing for one-act play competition is unlike his experience in Park High School plays and musicals.

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Judy Spooner: If you have time, I’ve got stories to tell

A lot has happened to the South Washington County Bulletin since I wrote my first news story on a manual typewriter with two broken keys in June of 1968.

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Viewpoint: The census is important

Every 10 years, the Census Bureau takes a snapshot of our population, determining how many people reside within the nation’s borders, who they are, and where they live.

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Talk of new city hall picks up

Talk of new city hall picks up

Public safety has outgrown the facility, officials say

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City commissioner announces council run

City commissioner announces council run

Pakistan-born Janjua seeks city council seat

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County pushes for 'River Route'

County pushes for 'River Route'

Washington County wants modifications to a Minnesota Department of Transportation statewide rail plan.

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Already, 2011 looks tough for city

Early forecast projects 10 percent drop in taxable value of city’s residential properties

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St. Luke restores some funding to synod, ELCA

St. Luke Lutheran Church members voted Sunday to restore some funding to the Saint Paul Area Synod, which they quit giving to after the parent denomination decided to allow openly gay clergy last August.

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Sax-Zim Birding Festival this weekend
2/8/10
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Pogemiller: Break it down
2/8/10
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Encounter with two cougars closes Bay Area park
2/5/10
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Zero tolerance: Boy reprimanded for tiny toy gun at school
2/5/10
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Minnesota Downhill Ski Report
1/27/10

Video

Video: Park football takes on Hastings
In the Park football team's third game of the season it took on Suburban East Conference foe Hastings on Friday, Sept. 18 at Park High School. The Wolfpack marched into the Raiders' red zone on all four of its second-half possessions, but got into the end zone only one time and fell 14-7.

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