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Washington County Attorney's Office launches alternative court program for troubled military veterans
Washington County’s Veterans Program will divert combat veterans from traditional criminal court and lay out a strict court-monitored treatment and rehabilitation plan aimed at aiding a population often beset by drug and alcohol abuse and mental illness.
By Jon Avise , January 31, 2012
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Retiring county administrator 'will be missed'
Washington County Board members paid tribute to outgoing County Administrator Jim Schug at the final Board meeting of his 17-year tenure
By Jon Avise , January 25, 2012
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Snow, slick roads slow south Washington County commute 
A new layer of snow and slick roads wreaked havoc on south Washington County drivers' commute Friday morning, causing spinouts and fender benders.
By Jon Avise , January 20, 2012
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Washington County Board appoints new administrator
The Washington County Board on Tuesday named Molly O’Rourke as the county’s new administrator to replace the retiring Jim Schug.
By Jon Avise , January 17, 2012
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Skating plans on ice as weather wreaks havoc with south Washington County outdoor city rinks
Warmer-than-normal winter temperatures have benefited the backs of weary snow shovelers – but they’ve also put the skids on skating at area outdoor rinks.
By Jon Avise , January 11, 2012
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Washington County department leaders seek top administrator job; interviews set for Wednesday
The Washington County Board was expected to interview three county officials for the soon-to-be vacant administrator position at a special meeting Wednesday.
By Jon Avise , January 10, 2012
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Board elects new chair; Weik chosen as vice-chair
Commissioners elected Dennis Hegberg, whose District 1 includes Forest Lake, to serve as Board Chairman for 2012. Commissioner Lisa Weik, who represents much of Woodbury, will serve as the vice-chair.
By Jon Avise , January 04, 2012
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Looking back at '11: Community mourns lives lost
The south Washington County community in the past year lost a number of well-known residents and others who left lasting memories and legacies on the area.
January 03, 2012
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Looking back at '11: Newport library closes
County budget cuts mean book lovers in Newport will be getting their favorite novels in a new way.
January 03, 2012
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Looking back at '11: Bulletin's top stories of the year
As a new year is ushered in, the Bulletin is taking one final look back at the south Washington County people and events that garnered headlines in 2011.
January 03, 2012
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A new chapter for Newport as library closes
The county closed the library and replaced it with a locker system at the nearby Newport City Hall where patrons can pick up and drop off library materials.
By Scott Wente , December 30, 2011
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Washington County attorney targets truancy
The Washington County Attorney’s Office is working to kick-start a new program that would allow prosecutors to intervene and keep kids out of the court system. It’s been among County Attorney Pete Orput’s priorities during his first year in office.
By Riham Feshir , December 30, 2011
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Tossing your Christmas tree? Cottage Grove, Woodbury sites will recycle trees
When the holiday season is over, recycle that Christmas tree by dropping it off at one of the following area locations.
December 28, 2011
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Spending down 4 percent in Washington County budget; attorney, sheriff get pay bump
The Washington County Board approved a $166.9 million 2012 budget that cuts spending by roughly 4 percent and asks for fewer dollars from county property taxpayers. Despite cuts in county spending in 2012, the budget includes pay raises for Sheriff Bill Hutton and County Attorney Pete Orput.
By Jon Avise , December 23, 2011
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