Month: November 2017

Eighteen minutes from a 2-0 start, Holy Family Catholic, leading DeLaSalle by eight points at halftime, were outscored 33-9 in the second half, falling 52-36 Nov. 25 at Schoenecker Arena at the University of St. Thomas.

The Riley Purgatory Bluff Creek Watershed District is seeking comments from the public about its draft management plan.

Miss Farkus will greet you at the door, ankle rub, talk to you in her cute trill, follow you around hoping for petting and tummy rubs from those she knows. She enjoys being cradled like a baby and her happy…

Time will tell.

The total elimination of the state and local tax (SALT) deduction in the current tax reform plan will drive up taxes for homeowners, drive down their property values, and upend a safeguard that has protected taxpayers against double taxation and…

After Twin Cities residents ate turkey and celebrated with family and friends, they hit the stores. Here’s a roundup of what’s been going on in the area during Black Friday so far.

The reconstruction of Flying Cloud Drive in Eden Prairie and Chanhassen is closer to the start, according to Hennepin County.

This recipe offers a slightly different take on how to combine your leftovers.

I strongly oppose the tax bill proposed by either the U.S. House or Senate without major modifications.

If supply side (trickle-down) economics works, President Ronald Reagan didn’t prove it.

Eden Prairie resident Roxanne Williams, the director of nutrition services at Eastern Carver County Schools, is one of five recipients of the STAR Award from the University of Minnesota’s School of Public Health.

The problem with politics today is that the truth is often hidden with half-truths.

I would like to address Mr. Lichtenwalter’s recent letter concerning his comments on the proposed tax plan (“Family will lose with health plan,” Nov. 16).

Corrections

A surprising number of people are doing something they have never done before. They are finding a need to go to a food shelf.

Carver County Libraries feature specialty magazines with baking, cooking, crafts, gifts, and tips for the holidays. Browse your nearest branch to see a selection of these magazines. For those wanting to create handmade gifts, a variety of books are also…

Tradition is what makes the Minnesota State High School League championships special.

Editor’s note: This is the first of a three-part series examining poverty in the southwest suburbs.

Jeanne Guemmer of Shakopee examines the baked goods at the CAP Agency’s Shakopee food shelf.

Holy Family Catholic/Waconia has won double-digit games on the ice each of the last eight seasons, including 19 contests in 2012-13.