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Cottage Grove Scout’s daily ‘good turn’ saved a life

Twelve-year-old Tyler Kostelecky, of Cottage Grove, says the skills he has learned while in the Boy Scouts helped him save his young cousin from drowning last summer. Two weeks before the incident, Kostelecky earned his swimming merit badge. (Bulletin photo by Emily Buss)

Cottage Grove Rainbow Foods closing its doors Tuesday

The Cottage Grove Rainbow Foods store is one of 18 that will either be closed or sold by the end of the year as the store's owner, Roundy's, is exiting the Minnesota market altogether. (Bulletin photo by Scott Wente)

Newport digs in at booya celebration

Doug Zellmer, of Cottage Grove, pours the remaining few gallons of simmering booya from one kettle into another during the Newport Volunteer Fire Department’s annual booya feed Sunday. Zellmer is a former firefighter. (Bulletin photo by Scott Wente)
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Warrior Dash runners were in sight of the finish line as they exited a long mud pit. (Woodbury Bulletin photo by Mike Longaecker)
A dirty ‘Dash’
Afton Alps Ski Area was transformed Saturday into a setting for a grueling adventure race, where thousands of hardy runners scaled walls, climbed...
life / eventsJuly 16, 2014 - 1:48pm
Lance Smith and son Landon depart Thursday evening in their boat from the nearly submerged dock at Lions Levee Park in St. Paul Park. The lower park area and boat launch had recently opened after the Mississippi River flooded the park. (Bulletin photo by Scott Wente)
Flood damage in Washington County nears $500,000
The cost to public infrastructure in Washington County from recent flooding and storms has risen to nearly $500,000.
news / governmentJuly 16, 2014 - 1:44pm
Safety Campers and friends Macey Spolidoro, 8, right, and Morgan Voyda, 8, practice CPR on the Cottage Grove Fire Department
Cottage Grove Safety Camp 20 years strong teaching emergency preparedness
More than 75 Cottage Grove kids took over Hamlet Park last week for two full days of fun and educational activities aimed at teaching basic safety...
news / crime and courtsJuly 14, 2014 - 9:03am
The main cast of “Wizard of Oz” skips down the yellow brick road in Locally Grown Theare’s summer camp production. Pictured (from left) are Audrey Sease as Scarecrow, Brynn Quick as Lion, Ana Roney as Dorothy, Jadyn Miller as Tin Man and Myla Price as Toto. (Bulletin photo by Scott Wente)
Locally Grown Theatre summer camp takes 'Wizard of Oz' outdoors
More than two-dozen youths were cast in an outdoor production of “Wizard of Oz” at the close of Locally Grown Theatre’s summer camp last...
life / arts and entertainmentJuly 16, 2014 - 1:40pm
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Bighead and silver carp discovered in Pool 2 of Mississippi River
Commercial fishermen under contract by the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources netted two adult invasive carp in Pool 2 of the Mississippi River in the Cottage Grove area on Thursday, July 17. One was a bighead carp that weighed approximately 40 pounds. The other was a silver...
newsJuly 21, 2014 - 10:17am
Jake Delmonico, pictured with his wife, Loni, is gunning for a second consecutive drag racing series championship at Brainerd International Raceway. Delmonico, of St. Paul Park, will compete in the last race of the Muscle Car Series on Labor Day Weekend. On the hood of his 1968 Camaro is his fireproof suit, which drivers are required to wear. (Bulletin photo by William Loeffler)
Life in the fast lane: St. Paul Park's Delmonico eyes repeat drag-racing championship
When Jake Delmonico says he’s addicted to speed, he’s not being cocky, merely factual. At 17, he began drag racing in Newport and on Highway...
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State: School District 833 responded appropriately to records request
School District 833 was obligated to review applications before releasing public data to the Bulletin, according to a state opinion. However, the state also noted the school district applied the wrong law when it initially refused to release applicant data.
news / educationJuly 16, 2014 - 1:21pm
Viewpoint: Citizen academy gets off to arresting start
Eight-week Cottage Grove Citizens Academy begins, facility tour highlights high-tech equipment.
opinion / editorialsJuly 16, 2014 - 12:28pm
The Cottage Grove Lions Club sponsored the fireworks display at the park. (Photo courtesy of Wendy Schreier Photography)
South Washington County celebrates the Fourth
South Washington County residents celebrated Fourth of July with a family picnic, children’s activities and a fireworks show Friday evening...
life / arts and entertainmentJuly 7, 2014 - 4:59pm
Demolition crews tear up the municipal pool in Cottage Grove. The pool will be backfilled and seeded while the city discusses the future of the building. (Bulletin photo by Emily Buss)
Cottage Grove municipal pool removed; building future unknown
Pool house currently used as storage for the city's Parks and Recreation department.
news / businessJuly 8, 2014 - 11:19am
Dayton seeks presidential disaster declaration
Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton asked that counties damaged by floods last month be declared a presidential disaster area.
news / governmentJuly 10, 2014 - 12:10pm
Math teacher Stacy Hinz confers with Andrew Kotz, 13, (left) and Isaiah Williams, 10, on the design of their “eggstronaut” landing craft during STEM Summer Camp at East Ridge High School. The weeklong workshop gave students the chance to apply the principles of math, physics and science in the construction of miniature rockets, bridges and catapults. (Bulletin photo by William Loeffler)
Summer scientists: Students combine fun and science at STEM camp
The workshop is part of the South Washington Community Education program. During each daily four-hour class, students built, tested and fixed...
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