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In Thursday’s hearing of the Senate Commerce and Consumer Protection Committee, Senator Judy Seeberger (DFL-Afton) presented her bipartisan legislation adding motorcycles to the list of products …
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3/19/26
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The Upper Midwest Law Center (UMLC) filed a lawsuit on behalf of Hampton Township residents Erik and Kathleen Porten, alleging extensive and willful violations of the Minnesota Government Data …
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3/19/26
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A Lakeville woman was arrested and booked into the Dakota County Jail after attempting to use a stun gun on a Hastings Police Department officer on Wednesday, March 11. Kristin Leigh Everson, 41, was …
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3/19/26
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Cheers echoed through the Hastings High School gymnasium Friday morning as students and staff gathered for a pep rally that would soon lead to a very cold jump for a very warm cause. Outside was the …
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By Bruce Karnick
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3/18/26
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The Hastings community is once again joining the statewide effort to fight hunger as part of the Minnesota FoodShare March Campaign, with local leaders calling on residents to help restock the Market …
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By Bruce Karnick
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3/16/26
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A shelter in place notification sent to residents near 19th Street West and Maple Street on March 5 was part of a coordinated effort by local law enforcement and emergency partners to keep the …
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By Bruce Karnick
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3/16/26
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The long-discussed Walden housing development on the south side of Hastings took a significant step forward recently with a pair of land transactions signaling the project is moving ahead. LandEquity …
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By John McLoone
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3/16/26
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Hockey Day Minnesota 2026 may be remembered for the cold weather and fun hockey, but for Park of Cottage Grove’s Alayna Adamez, one memory stands out, even months after the game was played. After …
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By Bruce Karnick
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3/16/26
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The Prairie Island Indian Community and Treasure Island Resort and Casino are expanding their long tradition of charitable giving through a new initiative designed to strengthen partnerships with …
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By Bruce Karnick
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3/16/26
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On a chilly March evening, the Hastings High School auditorium filled with music, applause, and a sense of celebration as the school’s show choirs wrapped up their season with a special post-season …
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By Bruce Karnick
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3/16/26
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The Dakota County Board of Commissioners addressed a wide range of county business during its Tuesday, March 3 meeting at the Dakota County Administration Center in Hastings, approving contracts, …
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By John McLoone
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3/16/26
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A political argument in Randolph took a turn for the worse. Nicholas Joseph Sullivan, 43, Randolph was charged with a felony count of 3rd degree assault after an altercation Jan. 16. The Dakota …
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Staff Report
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3/16/26
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Every year, the National Conference for College Women Scholars (NCCWSL) takes place at the University of Maryland, College Park, near Washington, D.C.
This event brings together hundreds of …
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3/16/26
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The Hastings City Council on Monday, March 3 approved the next step in the city’s 2026 Neighborhood Infrastructure Improvements project, following a public hearing and discussion about the scope of …
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By John McLoone
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3/16/26
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The Hastings Parks and Recreation Commission spent much of its Feb. 23 meeting reviewing how parkland should be incorporated into the proposed Pleasant Valley Farms housing development, a project …
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By John McLoone
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3/16/26
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Dakota County will host the HOPE Summit to raise opioid awareness, featuring drug prevention professionals, community leaders and residents with lived experience with opioid misuse.
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3/16/26
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Teen Job Fair set for April 11 at Western Service Center
Local teens and young adults can meet with employers and explore career opportunities at the upcoming Teen Job Fair on Saturday, April …
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3/5/26
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The Hastings City Council met in a closed work session Monday, March 2, to discuss legal strategy related to litigation against 3M over PFAS contamination in the city’s municipal water supply. The …
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By John McLoone
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3/4/26
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The Hastings Planning Commission spent nearly an hour Monday night taking its first deep look at what could become one of the largest residential developments in recent years — a proposed 375-unit …
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By John McLoone
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3/4/26
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The Hastings School District is looking a decade ahead as it weighs millions of dollars in facility upgrades, curriculum replacements and technology investments — all while acknowledging the …
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By John McLoone
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3/4/26
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