Community Corner
Week in Review: May 15 Edition
The Oakdale City Council voted to give a man whose house was destroyed by fire in late 2009 two more weeks before filing to get a court order to take it down.
In case you missed something, here's what made news in Oakdale this past week:
- Rep. Nora Slawik (DFL-Maplewood) said the Minnesota Legislature could be heading for a special session.
- An Oakdale man was charged with allegedly threatening to kill a cab driver.
- The Oakdale Patch Whiz Kid for the week was Brandon Ong, who got a 30 on his ACT as a sixth-grader.
- Oakdale’s fire department helped put out a house fire in Lake Elmo Monday night.
- The Oakdale City Council voted Tuesday to give a man whose home was destroyed by a fire in late 2009 two weeks before filing for a court order to tear down the home.
- Oakdale police had to kill a dog that was acting aggressively toward passers-by and officers Tuesday.
- Oakdale City Council members talked Tuesday about cutting back on the number of sick days city employees get each year, and can accrue.
- Transfiguration Catholic School’s Art Komarek, Oakdale Patch’s latest Exceptional Educator, will retire at the end of the year.
- Skyview Middle School students were at the Minnesota Capitol Wednesday pitching their thoughts on how to improve their school and the Oakdale Police Department among other things.
- Tartan High School’s Students Against Destructive Decisions group staged a mock car crash Friday, the day before prom.
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