Lake Elmo NewsLocal news for Lake Elmo, MN continually updated from thousands of sources on the web.Oak Park Heights' new old town square- May 30, 2008 Already buzzing with construction of a new $20 million skilled-care facility, Boutwells Landing approached the Oak Park Heights City Council Tuesday with plans for two other, significantly smaller projects.http://www.topix.net/city/lake-elmo-mn/2008/05/oak-park-heights-new-old-town-square?fromrs... Why aren't I dead- May 28, 2008 "Why me Why am I still alive" asks Bob Backstrom, of Oakdale, who revisits the site of a traffic accident that killed the driver behind him.http://www.topix.net/city/lake-elmo-mn/2008/05/why-arent-i-dead?fromrss=1 Recalling 'Miracle of Lake Elmo'- May 26, 2008 Saturday was the 50th anniversary of, well, let's now give it a title, "The Miracle of Lake Elmo,'' in which the young insurance agent, Dave Monson, was sucked into the enormous funnel that tore through ...http://www.topix.net/city/lake-elmo-mn/2008/05/recalling-miracle-of-lake-elmo?fromrss=1 Pregnant woman's alleged shooter charged- May 24, 2008 Pregnant woman's alleged shooter charged A 26-year-old St. Paul woman has been charged with three counts of assault after she allegedly fired six shots through an apartment door and wounded a pregnant woman who ...http://www.topix.net/city/lake-elmo-mn/2008/05/pregnant-womans-alleged-shooter-charged?fro... Otter Tail Power Company names Wahlund and Bell vice presidents- May 16, 2008 "They allow extended leave and provide - life coaching' for their workers." Otter Tail Power Company President Chuck MacFarlane announced that Todd Wahlund now is vice president of renewable energy development and risk management, and George Bell is vice president of finance. via Daily Journalhttp://www.topix.net/city/lake-elmo-mn/2008/05/otter-tail-power-company-names-wahlund-and-... 2 in metro allegedly trafficked in products from host of protected species- May 14, 2008 "The market, which is fueled by traditional Asian medicinal and cultural needs, is having a devastating effect on some of the world's most critically endangered wildlife." Two east metro women are accused of smuggling into the country and selling products from a host of protected wildlife, including elephant, leopard, leaf monkey and weasel. via StarTribunehttp://www.topix.net/city/lake-elmo-mn/2008/05/2-in-metro-allegedly-trafficked-in-products... |