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Romens Recognized
The Hastings City Council started their meeting on Monday evening by recognizing the contributions of Kyle Romens as he served on the Hastings Planning Commission. Community Development Director John Hinzman briefed the Council on Romens’ input to the development of Hastings. Click here for audio Romens resigned his seat on the Commission after moving …
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Final 316 Report Delivered To Council
On Monday evening, the Hastings City Council welcomed Bryant Ficek, the project manager for the 316 renovations in Hastings to provide a final recap of the project. Interim Public Works Director Ryan Stempski provided some initial comments to Bryant’s presentation. Click here for audio Ficek started his review with Mn DOT’s view of the …
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Onnen Comments On Book
With the elections today come the final comments for the candidates of ISD 200 running to fill the seat vacated with the resignation of Director Mike Reis. The issue at the forefront of the campaign is the book “Gender Queer”, which has generated a debate on whether or not it should be available to students …
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Artist Lewis Featured On MPR
Local artist Dale Lewis, who recently had “Abe” the Eagle placed on the banks of the St. Croix River in Prescott, was recently featured on an interview with MPR News, during a segment of “Minnesota Now” with Cathy Wurzer, which showcased the extent of his work, and the methods he uses to repurpose materials that …
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HPD Teams With Toys For Tots
If you’re looking for ways to give back to the community this holiday season, the City of Hastings has announced that the Hastings Police Department is now a drop site for the 75th Anniversary Toys For Tots campaign. Starting on November 7th, and running through December 18th, during regular business hours, the Police Department will …
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Gangi Named Student Of The Week
The Prescott High School Counseling Office reports that the Prescott Kiwanis Student of the Week is Sophomore Bianca Gangi. According to a nomination submitted by Health Teacher Angela Boles, Bianca displays characteristics of a strong student. She is engaged and ready to learn every day. When she has a question she advocates for herself by …
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Candidate Responds to Book
Continuing with coverage regarding the book “Gender Queer” and in response to information provided by KDWA on Friday, Candidate Todd Kullmann is quoted as saying he sees a lot of distraction, and thinks the teachers need to be more focused on educating the students and not putting what we see in the news and in …
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Water Main Break Reported in Hastings
Th eCity of Hastings reports that a contractor hit a water main stub in the area of Northridge Drive and General Sieben Drive in Hastings on Friday morning. Public Workls Supervior Mark Peine says City Crews were on scene to capp the leak and flush hydrants in the are. Stay tuned to KDWA for updates …
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Book Debate Continues
In a recent message to parents of ISD 200 students, District Superintendent Dr. Robert McDowell addressed the concerns raised over the inclusion of “Gender Queer” as a book in the ISD 200 system. In his letter to parents, Dr. McDowell indicated that he felt the need to communicate with parents, due to activity at a …
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Cottage Grove Names “Mayor For A Day”
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Cottage Grove Mayor Myron Bailey has announced that he will step aside from the Mayor’s seat for one day on November 16th, to allow 8-year-old Cottage Grove resident Mackenzie to preside over the City, and participate in the City Council meeting on that day as “Mayor For A Day”. According to a press release, Mackenzie …
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