Marathon organizes chemistry day for Scouts
More than 120 Boy Scouts from troops in the East Metro spent most of a Saturday in late February completing the requirements for a Chemistry Merit Badge
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For sale at Woodbury Lakes: the retail center itself.
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Decision to stay in family business unexpected
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A Tamarack Hills I landlord has sued The Wine Market, seeking over $100,000 for unpaid rent from the defunct store.
RELATED CONTENTComcast moves tier to all-digital
Comcast basic cable customers in south Washington County will stop receiving about 40 channels if they don’t request and install digital adapters on their televisions by March 29.
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A Woodbury SuperTarget store would create up to 250 local jobs, Target Corp. officials said.
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A broom provided Tim O’Brien’s start in the automobile business
RELATED CONTENTPawlenty seeks help for businesses
ST. PAUL -- Gov. Tim Pawlenty delivered equal amounts of patriotism and conservatism Thursday in his final State of the State speech.
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SuperTarget is on the drawing board. Again.
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3M reports record profits in fourth quarter
Cottage Grove's largest employer reports $935 million in profits during last fourth of 2009
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Customers at the Snyders Drug Store in Woodbury will have to fill their prescriptions elsewhere beginning in a week.
RELATED CONTENTFestival drinking rules on the table
St. Paul Park business owners as well as residents have been invited to meet with the city’s Public Safety Commission at 7 p.m. on Monday, Jan. 25, at city hall to discuss the rules for public consumption of alcohol during Heritage Days.
RELATED CONTENTBroker expands strategy for vacant State Farm property
A brokerage firm is trying to be creative as it markets the long-vacant State Farm Insurance building in Woodbury amid a dour commercial real-estate market.
RELATED CONTENTImproving life on the sidelines
Cottage Grove mother of four Andrea Carpenter estimates she’s been to about 2,000 of her children’s sports practices and games … and she’s been uncomfortable for many of them.
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