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Family business: Horner brothers exemplify unity at New Life Academy

Brothers Sam, left, and John Horner are helping to lead the New Life Academy baseball team this season. (Bulletin photo by Patrick Johnson)

'Undercover Boss': District 833 superintendent job-shadows school workers

Oltman Middle School students Jaidan Ludescher (left) and Gianna Epich watch as Superintendent Keith Jacobus rolls a dice during the students’ earth science lesson. Jacobus visited Oltman teacher Callie Chenault’s class as part of his Undercover Boss project. (Bulletin photo by Scott Wente)

Vintage ice cream, fudge shop on its way to Cottage Grove

The Luden family wants to bring a favorite summer past time back to Cottage Grove for families to enjoy year-round. (Bulletin photo by Emily Buss)

Living the dream: Cottage Grove native Jorissen creates nominated Web series

Cottage Grove native Kelsey Jorissen on the set of “The Dreamers,” a Web series set in Wicker Park in Chicago. A Park High School graduate, she wrote, directed and stars in the series, which was nominated for two Indie Series Awards. (Submitted photo)

East Ridge baseball: Senior catcher Luke Ringhofer 'a great leader behind the dish'

East Ridge senior catcher Luke Ringhofer will help lead the Raptors baseball team this spring. Ringhofer hit .365 with 23 runs and 15 RBI for the Raptors last spring. (Bulletin photo by Patrick Johnson)
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Amidon paid $5,100 in resignation; complaints investigated but no discipline issued
The former executive assistant to School District 833 Superintendent Keith Jacobus received roughly $5,100 in a resignation agreement that followed the investigation of a complaint against her, according to data released by the district. Allegations made against Mary Amidon were investigated...
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Washington County suspects rounded up in heroin bust
Four Washington County men were arrested Thursday in connection with a coordinated heroin bust across Minnesota that prosecutors say represented a rare bit of teamwork among various agencies.
news / crime and courtsApril 18, 2014 - 12:35pm
Superintendent Keith Jacobus used a video statement to address questions about recent resignations in South Washington County Schools. (Screenshot courtesy of YouTube)
Jacobus: Speculation of problems in School District 833 'not accurate'
South Washington County Schools Superintendent Keith Jacobus took to YouTube to address lingering questions about the recent departures of key...
news / educationApril 18, 2014 - 11:16am
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District 833's Bernhardson among candidates for Inver Grove Heights superintendent
Outgoing District 833 Assistant Superintendent Dave Bernhardson is being interviewed for the top job with Inver Grove Heights Community Schools. Bernhardson, who already announced he is leaving South Washington County Schools in June, is among six first-round finalists for the...
news / educationApril 18, 2014 - 10:50am
Park High School graduate Tom Overland is the newest River Falls, Wis., patrol officer. (RiverTown Multimedia photo by Phil Pfuehler)
Park High School grad Overland dons police badge
Park High School graduate Tom Overland, the newest patrol officer in River Falls, Wis., welcomes the intense demands his line of work dishes...
news / crime and courtsApril 17, 2014 - 9:00am
St. Paul Park teen cleared of felony charge
Franke still involved in unrelated case involving an alleged physical altercation with off-duty St. Paul police officer.
crime and courts / newsApril 17, 2014 - 9:00am
Volunteers sought to plant trees in Cottage Grove, Woodbury
Volunteers are needed to plant trees on Friday, April 25, along the border of Woodbury and Cottage Grove.
newsApril 17, 2014 - 8:00am
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life / familyApril 16, 2014 - 4:28pm
Drivers should follow detour signs that reroute traffic on Jamaica Avenue and Military Road (CSAH 20) during next week
Keats Avenue, 70th Street roundabout closed April 21-25 for minor construction
Crews to work on nearby ditches, trails and perform minor landscaping work.
newsApril 16, 2014 - 10:43am
Final payment made on first phase of St. Paul Park's Eighth Avenue outfall project
The city of St. Paul Park cut a $93,000 check to Dahn Construction.
newsApril 16, 2014 - 10:00am
Bus rapid transit chosen for Red Rock Corridor
Lower cost, more availability, ridership projections factors for Red Rock Commission's vote in favor of BRT.
news / governmentApril 16, 2014 - 9:00am
St. Paul Park’s Heritage Days street dance to end earlier
St. Paul Park/Newport Lions Club take charge of street dance, carnival guarantees at least one 'large' ride.
news / governmentApril 15, 2014 - 10:57am
School District 833, principals agree to new contract
School District 833 principals have agreed to a new two-year contract.
news / educationApril 15, 2014 - 11:16am
District 833 School Board member Jim Gelbmann explains his decision to resign in the middle of his term during a board meeting Thursday. His resignation is effective June 30. (Bulletin photo by Scott Wente)
Gelbmann to resign from South Washington County School Board
The School Board voted to accept the mid-term resignation at Gelbmann’s request, after his spotty attendance at School Board meetings was going...
news / educationApril 10, 2014 - 10:16pm
Effect of minimum wage increased debated among south Washington County lawmakers
A minimum wage increase will be a bump for low-earning Minnesota workers, or it will be a bust for the state’s economy. Those were competing predictions by south Washington County lawmakers who fell on opposite sides of the minimum wage debate. That debate culminated with Gov....
news / politicsApril 14, 2014 - 3:31pm

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