Week in Review: $19 Million Parking Ramp, No Charges in Death Investigation

BLOGS:

• Minnesota's leading Latino artist receives "Vision" award
• Home buying tips- How to win in multiple offers
• Protect Yourself From Tax Fraud
• Best Buy & Kids 'n Kinship team up in Tech Mentor program
• Here's a Bit of Good News for Business Owners
• Are Unemployment Benefits Taxable?
• Wanted: A Very Special Kind of Person
• What Are the Biggest Tax-Filing Mistakes?
• Students Learn Life Skills With Birthday Bags

BUSINESS:

• Eagan Caribou Coffee Shops Not Among Locations Slated for Closure
• You Review It: Erik's Bike Shop

COMMUNITY:

• April Snow Showers: Six More Inches of the White Stuff Could Hit Eagan
• Eagan 2013 Tree Sale Deadline is April 19
• Dakota Historical Society Loses Executive Director to Ramsey County
• Eagan Art House Hosting Community Reception to Review Public Art Plans
• Teen Poetry Slam to Cap Lyrical Month at Caponi Art Park
• House Hunt: Want to Own a Former Parade of Homes Highlight?
• Winter Storm Walda Slows Commute; Could Dump More than Six Inches by Evening
• Movie Reviews: Harrison Ford in a Jackie Robinson Biopic
• Eagan YMCA Holding Free Healthy Kids Day for Dakota County Families
• Violinist and Pianist Will Take the Stage for Local Benefit Concert

GOVERNMENT:

• Carlson Wants $4 Million to Deal with Minnesota River Muck
• Eagan Council Approves Preliminary Design for $19 Million Outlet Mall Parking Ramp
• MAP: Is Eagan Helping to Deplete the Metro’s Water Reserves?
• Highway 77 Congestion Relief Subject of Two MnDOT Open Houses

PUBLIC SAFETY:

• Blotter: Homeowner Gets Lucky When Fish Tank Water Douses Basement Fire
• Chiropractor Who Practiced in Eagan Fined for Taking Gifts from Patient
• Eagan Man Pleads Guilty to Defrauding Real Estate Investors of $1 Million
• No Charges Will Be Filed Following Death of Eagan Man
• Education and Law Enforcement Coalition Takes Aim at Cyberbullying

SCHOOLS:

• Eagan's Glacier Hills Recognized as 'School of Distinction'
• Eagan High School Freshman Uses Computer Skills to Give Back
• School Board Chooses Madison Administrator to be Burnsville's Next Superintendent