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Airport likely to not get runway expansion this year

1 day ago | hometownsource.com | Hannah Davis

The Forest Lake airport likely won’t be getting a runway expanded this year after the Minnesota Department of Transportation changed its funding share back to 90% after it had previously been to 95% for a short time. One runway is currently at 2,700 feet long, and a 2021 analysis recommended the runway extend to 3,000 feet, while a taxiway was to be extended 300 feet to continue serving that runway.
Swap and shop clothes with Lakeville neighbors

2 days ago | hometownsource.com | Kayla Nelsen

The Lakeville Friends of the Environment is hosting a community “clothing swap” on June 21 at Ritter Farm Park in the Ed Mako Environmental Learning Center from 1-3 p.m. The event is meant to be a way for Lakeville neighbors to gather while also recycling clothing items. “We just want people to slow down and to take a look at their closets and the pieces that they have loved and outgrown, and pass it on to somebody in their community,” said organizer Megan Lamb.
Wyoming votes to open municipal dispensary

2 days ago | hometownsource.com | Hannah Davis

The city of Wyoming is planning on opening a municipal dispensary, assuming it is provided a license by the Office of Cannabis Management. The city council approved an agreement with contractor Minnesota Roots, a contractor, to run the joint operation in which the city would net 40% of the revenue, while the contractor would get the remaining 60%.
Asian market, food hall coming to Burnsville, developer says

2 days ago | hometownsource.com | John Gessner

The Asian market and food hall proposed three years ago as a jump start for the ailing Burnsville Center is not right on schedule. But it’s close to completion, says developer Pacifica Square Burnsville. kAm~? %F6D52J[ E96 r:EJ r@F?4:= 2AAC@G65 2 D64@?5 6IE6?D:@? @7 4@>A=6E:@? 52E6D 2D A2CE @7 2 S`]` >:==:@? 4:EJ DF3D:5J 7@C E96 AC@;64E]k^AmkAm%@ C646:G6 E96 >@?6J[ E96 56G6=@A6C >FDE 7:?:D9 E96 7:CDE A92D6[ 2?
Asian market, food hall coming, developer says

3 days ago | hometownsource.com | John Gessner

The Asian market and food hall proposed three years ago as a jump start for the ailing Burnsville Center is not right on schedule. But it’s close to completion, says developer Pacifica Square Burnsville. kAm~? %F6D52J[ E96 r:EJ r@F?4:= 2AAC@G65 2 D64@?5 6IE6?D:@? @7 4@>A=6E:@? 52E6D 2D A2CE @7 2 S`]` >:==:@? 4:EJ DF3D:5J 7@C E96 AC@;64E]k^AmkAm%@ C646:G6 E96 >@?6J[ E96 56G6=@A6C >FDE 7:?:D9 E96 7:CDE A92D6[ 2?
What is meant by the 100 deadliest days?

3 days ago | hometownsource.com | Jesse Grabow

Q: I caught part of the news the other night and heard something about the 100 deadliest days. Can you get me more information on that? A: Here is some information we shared on the Minnesota Department of Safety blog. The Minnesota State Patrol is urging drivers to make smart, safe decisions as the state enters what is known as the “100 deadliest days” on the road. kAm%9:D DEC6E49[ 7C@> |6>@C:2= s2J E9C@F89 {23@C s2J[ :D E96 >@DE 52?86C@FD E:>6 @7 J62C E@ EC2G6= :?
Rosemount High School, Highway 3 construction to begin in June

3 days ago | hometownsource.com | Kayla Nelsen

Several construction projects within and around Rosemount High School will cause road closures starting in June and going through September. Rosemount High School will undergo a significant expansion and renovation project that includes a new activity center, a three-story classroom to accommodate 300 additional students, a new parking lot and improved accessibility in the library. The updates are part of the District 196 “Building Our Future Bond Referendum” approved by voters in 2023.
Motorcyclist facing serious injuries following Milaca crash

3 days ago | hometownsource.com | Chloe Smith

An Onamia motorcyclist faces life-threatening injuries after his bike crashed on Highway 169. The crash occurred on Saturday, May 31 at approximately 6:15 p.m. in the northbound lane of Highway 169 north of 190th Street and mile marker 196 in Milaca Township. kAmp44@C5:?8 E@ E96 |:??6D@E2 $E2E6 !2EC@=[ %@55 w6:<6D[ 286 de[ 7C@> ~?2>:2[ H2D EC2G6=:?8 @? 2 `hhe ws rCF:D6C H96? E96 3:<6 H6?E @77 E96 C@25H2J 2?5 4C2D965 :?E@ E96 >65:2? 367@C6 4@>:?8 E@ 2 C6DE @?
A ‘bun’ in a million employee

3 days ago | hometownsource.com | Chloe Smith

Fans of Big Macs, Quarter Pounders, McMuffins and other McDonald’s meals can thank one hard worker for three decades of service preparing these menu favorites locally. Since the Princeton location of McDonald’s first opened its doors in May 1995, a singular employee stood the test of time, flipping burger patties and cooking up crispy batches of fries, making sure local customers received the quality they know and love from the fast-food chain.
A celebration to remember

3 days ago | hometownsource.com | Chloe Smith

For the first time since 2009, Princeton High School’s graduating seniors received their diplomas outside, under a sunset sky on the school’s football field. The commencement ceremony Friday, May 30 began with the sounds of the traditional “Pomp and Circumstance” played by the high school symphonic winds band as the graduates walked to their seats on the field in front of their friends, family and supporters. kAmu@==@H:?8 E96 !=6586 @7 p==68:2?46[ 4=2DD D2=FE2E@C:2? t=D2 (@86?