Savage News

Authorities say a man from Savage who crashed his car south of Chaska last month has died.

A 27-year-old Minneapolis man died Friday in a one-car rollover crash on Interstate 35 in Pine County, the State Patrol said.

By Nancy Huddleston, Editor Incumbents Gene Abbott and Jane Victorey were re-elected Tuesday to second terms on the Savage City Council.

Prior Lake firefighters extinguished a house fire at 18056 Langford Ave., in Spring Lake Township at about 3:30 p.m. on Thursday.

By Nancy Huddleston, Editor The citya s third quarter financial reports mirrored the downturn in the economy, but Financial Manager Shelly Kolling told the Savage City Council Monday night that the city should end the year on target.

By John Molene, Correspondent Negotiation talks are continuing on the 2009-11 contract between the Prior Lake-Savage Education Association and the Prior Lake-Savage Area School District.

Prior Lake-Savage Area parents have two opportunities to get out and enjoy themselves this fall and winter while their children enjoy supervised activities.

The Burnsville-Eagan-Savage School District Special Education Advisory Council and special education staff are sponsoring a School Transitions Night from 6:30 to 8 p.m., Monday, Nov.

Students and adults recently lined up to purchase coffee, muffins, salads and sandwiches on the opening day of the new cafe at Diamondhead Education Center in Burnsville-Eagan-Savage School District 191.

The southbound lane of Alabama Avenue, which runs between Savage City Hall, the Savage Post Office and the Savage Library, will be closed temporarily Wednesday, Nov.

Frost gave theA boots at the base of Gene Piersa's sculpture, 'Hero'A a new dimension Tuesday morning.

Submitted by Mathias Baden on November 2, 2009 - 6:00pm. Drivers may see a delay in cross-street and left-turn traffic along Highway 13 as the Minnesota Department of Transportation works to coordinate new traffic signal timing plans on Highway 13 from County Road 101 in Savage to Five Hawks Avenue in Prior Lake.

Are you interested in reading the public notices published in the October 31, 2009 print edition of the Savage Pacer newspaper? The page or pages on which those notices were printed are attached to this item, in the form of .pdfa s that can be opened with Adobe Acrobat.

By Keighla Schmidt, Staff Writer When Jason Houle started the Mobile Food Shelf of Minnesota in Jordan a few years ago, he wanted to bring food to people who couldna t get it.

By Keighla Schmidt, Staff Writer The Burnsville-Eagan-Savage School Board unanimously voted to expel an 18-year-old Burnsville boy who attended Burnsville Alternative High School.

The number of Boy Scouts allegedly molested by a former Burnsville scoutmaster has now risen to seven, police said Thursday.

Highlighter pens are squeaking. Copy and fax machines are on overdrive. It's the waning days of the election for mayor and council in Prior Lake, and each side is trying to sell its own story of what's going on at City Hall: Is the real point years of steady tax increases? Or is the real point that a growing city has managed to keep its taxes ...

It's a surprisingly amicable campaign for a city with one of the stiffest property tax burdens in the metropolitan area.

A former Boy Scout troop leader suspected of molesting three scouts has been fired from his job as a school bus-route coordinator and occasional driver of special-education students.

Hungry children at an elementary school in Burnsville soon won't have to worry about their weekend meals.