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Haunted Houses Near Burnsville
Looking for a scary experience this Halloween? Some of these attractions are within driving distance of Burnsville, but could be worth the scare factor.
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Tiger Cubs Ready for Public Debut at Minnesota Zoo
The two Amur tiger cubs are almost off of bottle, but neither have been named, pending a the results of a contest on the zoo’s Facebook page.
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What Costumes Are Popular This Year? Superheroes, Flirty Monsters Hot for Halloween 2012
This year's most popular costumes are inspired by bubblegum pop mavens and summertime blockbusters.
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German Company Chooses Savage for New US Headquarters
Beckhoff Automation, an industrial tech company, began work on its new building in July after keeping the project on hold for years.
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Bimbo Bakeries Embarks on Building Project in Savage
The company plans to double the size of its facility in Savage to accommodate growing demand.
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Frightmares Bounces Back from Fire with 'The Inferno'
Friday, Buck Hill unveiled its newest attraction—the Inferno—a replacement for the Bellharm-Lovejoy Asylum, which burned down on Sept. 16.
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House Hunt: 20's-style Bungalow, Recession-era Price
Tour this week's featured property, a sweet bungalow tucked into Knoll Lane.
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Burnsville Business Associate Describes Shooting Victim as Industry Innovator, Caring Employer
Reuven Rahamim, founder of Accent Signage Systems in Minneapolis, was a warm-hearted boss with a prodigious mind, said Scott Parizek, principal at the Burnsville-based retail fixtures company, Cubic.
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Savage Man Sentenced for Rape of Teenage Girls
According to the original criminal complaint, David Michael Hunter-Patrick, now 20, gave two teenage girls alcohol and then raped them over the course of a night this past January.
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Letter to the Editor: Roz Peterson Slurred the Governor for Political Gain
Letter writer asks fellow constituents to vote "no" on Roz Peterson’s "brand of extreme politics."
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Obituary: John R. Schommer, 52
May 27, 1960 - Sept. 25, 2012
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Burnsville Legislative Candidates Swing for the Fences
Partisan passions flared at the forum, which was held Wednesday night at Rasmussen College in Eagan.
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Neisen's Back In Action: Savage City Council Agrees to Reinstate License in Full
A popular bar in downtown Savage will once again have a full-fledged liquor license after making it through a six month probation period with few complaints from neighbors.
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Obituary: Barbara Lee Ferrera, 75
Barbara Lee Ferrera, nee Falls, died on Sept. 26, 2012.
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Savage City Council Ponies Up $600K Settlement
The Savage City Council agreed to a $600,000 settlement with business owner Cory Townsend, who says his gas station was irreparably damaged after a road closure "took the convenience out of the convenience store," as one council member put it.
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Obituary: Joseph Thomas Rinaldi, 85
April 12, 1927 - Sept. 22, 2012
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Preview of the Golden Years: Dakota County CDA Hosts Senior Showcase
The Senior Showcase features six CDA senior housing properties located around the county that are open for public tours and information sessions.
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Savage City Council Ponies Up $600K Settlement
The Savage City Council agreed to a $600,000 settlement with business owner Cory Townsend, who says his gas station was irreparably damaged after a road closure "took the convenience out of the convenience store," as one council member put it.
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