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PollWe know you read the online version of the Prior Lake American. Do you read the print edition? I subscribe, and I read the print edition for more detail. 62% I don’t subscribe, but I read it elsewhere. 8% I don’t subscribe, but I occasionally pick up the print edition at the store. 2% I used to subscribe, but I don’t anymore. 8% I never read the print edition. 20% Total votes: 60 |
ActivitiesZachary Lavigne, 5, of Prior Lake hangs out during recess at St. Paul's Luthern School Wednesday. The school opened its doors on Aug. 25, followed by the opening of public schools today, Thursday, Sept. 4. St. Paul's saw an increase in students this year, boasting128 new students this fall compared to 94 last year. It willbe the first year the school will have two kindergarten classrooms. (Photo by Joanna Miller)
September 2, 2008 - 2:17pm Scott Gray, 7, of Credit River Township took third place in the 2008 Minnesota State Fair Giant Pumpkin Contest. The Grainwood Elementary second-grader's pumpkin weighed in at 110 pounds. Scott learned how to grow giant pumpkins from his grandpa, Jerry Gray, who grew a scale-tipping pumpkin of nearly 700 pounds for the fair last year. Jerry gave away about 400 pumpkin seeds to Prior Lake-Savage area school students and presented PowerPoint speeches on how to grow the huge gourds. (Submitted photo)
August 27, 2008 - 10:11am The South Metro Boys’ Dance Troupe performed the “Neutron Dance,” a tap dance number choreographed by instructor Brad Schaffer, at the Minnesota State Fair’s Leinie Lodge Bandshell last Sunday. The boys took first place in the semi-finals and will compete again in the finals at 8 p.m. at the Grandstand on Sunday, Aug. 31. From left are, Tyler Goldstein, Kevin Kluegel, Zack Fremder, Erik Senst, Andrew Kohagen, Andrew Jensen, Josh Fremder, Joey Weaver and Matt Wiegand. (Submitted photo)
Thoroughbred racers spread luck, share knowledgeAugust 20, 2008 - 4:32pm — Joanna MillerBy Joanna Miller, Staff Writer Deon and Kathy Kissoon of Prior Lake sit, casually chatting over a drink, at Canterbury Park in Shakopee. But when it’s time for the horse owners’ Thoroughbred to run, the couple takes off racing, too. Sophomore Taylor Chapman of Prior Lake practices with the Prior Lake High School cheerleaders Wednesday at Twin Oaks Middle School. The cheerleaders plan to compete in their first-ever competition this year. (Photo by Joanna Miller)
August 19, 2008 - 11:08am Deon Kissoon of Prior Lake, right, reviews race information with jockey Alberto Pusac at Canterbury Park in Shakopee on Sunday, Aug. 17. Labor Day will be the final day of live racing at Canterbury for the 2008 summer season. Look for an upcoming feature on Deon and Kathy Kissoon’s winning Thoroughbred horses online and in this weekend’s Prior Lake American. (Photo by Joanna Miller)
Family classes begin in fallAugust 14, 2008 - 3:29pm — Joanna MillerPrior Lake-Savage Early Childhood Family Education fall classes will start soon. The fall 2008 brochure was mailed during the week of Aug. 4. If residents are not on the mailing list and would like to receive a brochure, they should call the Family Center Office at (952) 226-0950. Natalie Scanlon, 5 1/2, of Prior Lake checks out deals on toys Thursday at a garage sale on Oak Ridge Circle. Many garage sale signs went up around Prior Lake this week as families cleaned house, or shopped, in preparation for fall. (Photo by Joanna Miller)
Royal shares 7 secrets of a modern-day RenaissanceAugust 13, 2008 - 3:33pm — Joanna MillerBy Joanna Miller, Staff Writer Angie Kinser may be the only Prior Lake resident who knows the secrets of the Minnesota Renaissance Festival. This year, she’s touted by coordinators as the Shakopee-based festival’s sole entertainer from neighboring Prior Lake. Firearms safety course starts Aug. 19August 12, 2008 - 1:43pm — Lori CarlsonThe Prior Lake Sportsmen’s Club and VFW are sponsoring a firearms safety course. Participants must be at least 11 years old prior to the first class. The course will consist of five sessions on Aug. 19, 21, 26 and 28 and Sept. 9 from 7 to 9:30 p.m. in the lower level of the VFW, 16306 Main Ave. |
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