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Also on today's calendar: I Am, He Said at the Ames Center and 9 more events.
Today's riddle: Riddle: David's parents have three sons: Snap, Crackle, and what's the name of the third son? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. Burnsville arts commission will debut (hometownsource.com) — Burnsville is launching a new seven-member city arts commission, and residents can apply through Nov. 6 to help shape how local art is promoted and supported. The group will advise the City Council, build networks among artists and businesses, and work on a central online hub to showcase events, grants, and creative spaces across Burnsville.
2. Dakota County's lowest E85 gas price recorded at $3.14 for week ending Sept. 19 (dakotatimes.com) — Burnsville drivers can compare their E85 costs this week, with the city listed among Dakota County stations where prices ranged down to $3.14 per gallon. The roundup shows how Burnsville's prices stack up against neighboring communities and the statewide average, while also explaining how global oil markets and refinery issues are keeping fuel costs elevated.
3. Volleyball roundup: Minnewaska wins showdown with Sauk Centre Mainstreeters (wctrib.com) — Burnsville will host top Class AA volleyball teams this Friday and Saturday at the Midwest Volleyball Warehouse, bringing Minnewaska and several strong programs into town. Local fans can catch multiple showcase matches, including Minnewaska's games against Watertown-Mayer, Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton, and Belle Plaine, following the Lakers' big homecoming win over Sauk Centre.
4. Burnsville Man Charged After Allegedly Fleeing Mendota Heights Officer at More Than 100 MPH (limitless-news.com) — A Burnsville man is facing a felony charge after authorities say he fled a Mendota Heights officer on I-494 at speeds over 100 mph before being tracked by MnDOT cameras and arrested at his Burnsville home. The case, now in Dakota County District Court, highlights how local and state agencies cooperate on high-speed incidents and outlines potential penalties if he's convicted.
5. Dakota County approves 18.5% increase for 2027 levy (hometownsource.com) — Dakota County has tentatively approved an 18.5% property tax levy increase for 2027, which will raise county taxes on typical homes and help rebuild depleted reserves. For Burnsville homeowners, projected property value growth of about 2.69% means higher county tax bills, even as officials weigh service cuts and continue budget talks before final approval in December.
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