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Spending on the holiday was estimated at $16.2 billion.

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SMALL BUSINESS saturday Nov. 25 founding partner

Your support for small businesses in our community is essential Small businesses are the foundation of every community across America, including Chaska, Minnesota.

In 2010, American Express founded Small Business Saturday to help businesses with their most pressing need – growing their business and client base.

The day encourages people to shop at small businesses on the Saturday after Thanksgiving. As a consumer, you are a key part in helping small businesses thrive. By shopping or dining at small businesses, you’re showing your support for all the small businesses in your neighborhood, and reinvesting in the community you call home. Please join us by showing your support for the Chaska business community not only on Saturday, Nov. 25, but throughout the year.

Impact of last year’s small business saturday An estimated 112 million people went out to shop on Small Business Saturday, which represents a 13 percent increase over 2015.

Among those who shopped that day, 81 percent said they encouraged family and friends to support small, independently-owned stores and restaurants on this day.

Spending on the holiday was estimated at $16.2 billion.

Close to three out of four American consumers are aware of the holiday.

Support your local businesses Here are some of the primary reasons you should shop local and support the business owners who contribute greatly to the economic vitality of our community:  Job creation – area businesses employ thousands of residents of all ages and skill level. Many families rely on the income earned by working at local business operations.  Every storefront contributes to the local tax base and those dollars are used to maintain needed services, educate our children and keep local citizens safe.  Shopping locally adds time and convenience to your busy days.  Local stores are more apt to be managed by those who own the establishment and/or someone who is a recognized leader in the community.

Your voice has a greater chance of being heard if you have a concern about a purchase or need help with a special order.  A concentration of successful small businesses in a community may encourage other potential owners to expand if they know residents will be supportive of their operation.  Doing business locally benefits the entire community!

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RECEIVE A FREE VEIN SCREENING

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Respect for patriots

By Rachel Wittrock editor@jordannews.com

W h e n U. S . S e n . A my Klobuchar spoke to a packed Jordan High School gymnasium during an early Veterans Day ceremony on Friday, Nov. 10, she told the crowd that after their service, veterans should never have to wait for assistance.

Servicemen and women are always ready and always there, so we should always be ready and there for them, Klobuchar said.

“When they come home, we shouldn’t have a waiting line in our country, not for health care, not for their employment, not for their schooling — there should never be a waiting line for our veterans in the United States of America,” Klobuchar said.

It would not be the only time her words were greeted with thunderous applause

by the high school students, veterans, school administrators and educators, elected of f icia ls a nd com mu nit y members in attendance.

Klobuchar recounted how her job as a U.S. senator from Minnesota has put her in touch with veterans of all wars, from the World War II veteran who wanted to share a dance with her after an Honor Flight event to traveling with Sen. John McCain to see the North Vietnamese prison he was held in for fiveand-a-half years as a prisoner of war.

Klobuchar said McCain could have received special treatment due to his father’s high-ranking military status. McCain’s father, John S. McCain Jr., was a Navy admiral when his son was first captured, and a few months later was promoted to commander-in-chief of all U.S. Pacific forces.

PHOTO BY RACHEL WITTROCK

Jordan Honor Guard member Mike Hennen looks on as the Jordan Middle School fifth-grade choir sings”America the Beautiful” and “You’re A Grand Old Flag.”

Despite his father’s status, McCain turned down special treatment, including potential release, and said other prisoners should be released before him.

“You t hi n k about t hat

courage and he stayed in that cell where he was tortured,” Klobuchar said. “That is patriotism, and it is not always famous people that do this.

In fact, most of them aren’t famous. They go on to do

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Sen. Amy Klobuchar delivers Veterans Day speech at JHS

these incredible things that we never even know about, and it is something that is so special about America that we celebrate today.”

Klobuchar said her job has also introduced her to people who taught her a lot about service to country. She pointed to the Serving Our Troops organization in St. Paul, which was started to provide meals to soldiers and their families.

Community leaders and business owners, including nine restaurant owners, provide steak dinners to soldiers overseas. At the same time, soldiers’ family members can enjoy a meal and see their family members through a live video link overseas.

W hi le volu nte eri ng to serve meals one year, Klobuchar met a Vietnam veteran.

When Klobuchar thanked him for his service, he replied, “One of the reasons

I do this is because when I came home from Vietnam, I wasn’t greeted with steaks and potatoes — I was greeted with tomatoes and people were throwing things at me.”

“Those vets from Vietnam has taught us all a lesson, and that is you can have disagreements about public policy and war and if you should go to war and what (is) the best way and what you should do — that is fine, that is what democracy is about — but you never take those disagreements out on our soldiers on the front line. We respect them, they are doing their job,” Klobuchar said to thunderous applause.

WHAT IS A PATRIOT? Jordan High School also welcomed back one of their own, class of 1980 Master Sgt. Brian Buesgens, to speak.

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Your support for small businesses in our community is essential Small businesses are the foundation of every community across America, including Jordan, Minnesota.

In 2010, American Express founded Small Business Saturday to help businesses with their most pressing need -- growing their business and client base. The day encourages people to shop at small businesses on the Saturday after Thanksgiving.

As a consumer, you are a key part in helping small businesses thrive. By shopping or dining at small businesses, you’re showing your support for all the small businesses in your neighborhood, and reinvesting in the community you call home.

Please join us by showing your support for the Jordan business community not only on Saturday, Nov. 25, but throughout the year.

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An estimated 112 million people went out to shop on Small Business Saturday, which represents a 13 percent increase over 2015.

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Spending on the holiday was estimated at $16.2 billion.

Close to three out of four American consumers are aware of the holiday.

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Organics Recycling Facility draws record participation The Organics Recycling Facility’s yard waste colle c t ion pr o g r a m d r ew a record 5,02 4 participants in 2017, according to a news release from the Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community.

Each Sunday during the months of April, May, Septemb er a nd Oc tob er, t he ORF accepted yard waste free of charge from Scott County residents.

Now in its fifth year, the

participation in the program has more than doubled since it began in 2013. On the final day of this fall’s program, the ORF served nearly 800 people — a record number of participants for a single day, according to the release.

The residential drop-off events complement the ORF’s ongoing partnerships with the cities of Prior Lake, Shakopee, and Savage to accept leaves, brush, food scraps, and other organic waste at

no cost. Other ORF partners include local waste haulers, food manu facturers, g ro cers, and school districts.

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Compost operations at the SMSC Organics Recycling Facility.

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SMSC announces grant partnership to support health-focused efforts The Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community and the American Heart Association have announced the creation of a $200,000 grant program to support innovative nutrition-based, healthfocused advocacy efforts in Native American communities. The American Indian

Cancer Foundation will serve as the intermediary partner for the new Fertile Ground Grant Program, according to a news release.

The competitive grant program funds tribes, Native American advocates, Native American youth and Native American-led organizations

to create sustainable community health improvements through nutrition and food sovereignty efforts, according to the release. The grants of up to $35,000 provide support for Native American-led convenings to identify community health priorities, advocacy and policy strate-

gies that address improving health outcomes, access to healthy food and food sovereignty work rooted in tradition, culture and Indigenous knowledge.

“Our work on prevention of disease a mong Native people has underscored this basic truth: good health is

highly dependent on healthy eating,” said Kris Rhodes, chief executive of ficer of AICAF. “With the SMSC and the American Heart Association’s help, we are excited about the possibilities for this grant program to stimulate new community-driven solutions.”

The SMSC is providing $100,000 from its Seeds of Native Health philanthropic campaign to improve Native American nutrition. AHA is contributing $100,000 from its Voices for Healthy Kids campaign, a partnership with the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.

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In 2010, American Express founded Small Business Saturday to help businesses with their most pressing need – growing their business and client base. The day encourages people to shop at small businesses on the Saturday after Thanksgiving. As a consumer, you are a key part in helping small businesses thrive. By shopping or dining at small businesses, you’re showing your support for all the small businesses in your neighborhood, and reinvesting in the community you call home. Please join us by showing your support for the Chaska business community not only on Saturday, Nov. 25, but throughout the year.

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An estimated 112 million people went out to shop on Small Business Saturday, which represents a 13 percent increase over 2015.

Among those who shopped that day, 81 percent said they encouraged family and friends to support small, independentlyowned stores and restaurants on this day.

Spending on the holiday was estimated at $16.2 billion.

Close to three out of four American consumers are aware of the holiday.

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SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL BUSINESSES Here are some of the primary reasons you should shop local and support the business owners who contribute greatly to the economic vitality of our community: Job creation – area businesses employ thousands of residents of all ages and skill level. Many families rely on the income earned by working at local business operations.

Every storefront contributes to the local tax base and those dollars are used to maintain needed services, educate our children and keep local citizens safe.

Shopping locally adds time and convenience to your busy days.

Local stores are more apt to be managed by those who own the establishment and/or someone who is a recognized leader in the community. Your voice has a greater chance of being heard if you have a concern about a purchase or need help with a special order.

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Shakopee, Chaska to receive educational solar installation Shakopee and Chaska have been selected to receive the Hometown Solar Grant from the Minnesota Municipal Power Agency.

The community will receive an educational solar installation in 2018.

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Unemployment rate falls to lowest level in 17 years Minnesota’s unemployment rate fell 0.4 percent in October to 3.3 percent, its lowest level in 17 years, according to seasonally adjusted figures released Nov. 16 by the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development. The U.S. jobless rate was 4.1 percent in October.

The agency said state employers eliminated 4,500 jobs

on a seasonally adjusted basis in October. Over the past 12 months, however, Minnesota has gained 41,372 jobs, a 1.4 percent growth rate, matching the U.S. rate of job growth during that period.

“Minnesota’s labor market is still growing at a healthy p ac e, add i n g mor e t h a n 290,000 jobs since Governor Dayton took office in January 2011,” said DEED Com-

missioner Shawntera Hardy.

“Over the past year, nine of the state’s 11 industrial sectors have outpaced the national growth rate.”

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lost jobs in October: education and health services was down 2,4 0 0, construction down 2,300, trade, transportation and utilities down 1,60 0, financial activities dow n 5 0 0, other ser vices down 400, professional and business services down 100 a nd log g i n g a nd mi ni n g down 100.

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jobs over the past year — up 13,380.

It was followed by leisure and hospitality, which was up 6,776, construction up 4,893, trade, transportation and utilities up 4,881, other services up 4,417, manufacturing up 3,974, professional and business services up 2,670, government up 1,885 and logging and mining up 615.

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Financial activities down 1,215 and information down 904 lost jobs in the past 12 months.

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On Campus The following local residents have received their degrees from Western Governors University (WGU): Ryan Amand of Chanhassen received a Bachelor of Science in Nursing and Eleanora Patrin of Chanhassen received a Master of Arts in English Language Learning (PreK12).The university held its 33rd semi-annual commencement ceremony at the Salt Palace Convention Center in Salt Lake City, Utah on July 15.

The following students graduated after the spring 2017 session at South Dakota State University: (Chaska) Brennen Clayton Walley and Nichol a s R ay mond Arens.

Valerie Paul of Chanhassen and Lydia Jackels of Victoria recently attended the Women in Engineering (WIE) program at Michigan Technological University in Houghton, Michigan.

The following students have been named to the 2017 spring semester Dean’s List at the University of Minnesota Twin Cities: (Carver) Logan Jones, (Chaska) Alec Anderson, Emily Aschenbeck, Audrey Atkinson, Paige Bieker, Katherine Blood, Meghan Blood, Katherine Buckentine, Brittany

Christenson, Kadie Engler, Senior, Matthew Erkenbrack, Junior, Gabriela Gonzalez, Brendan Hagen, Maxwell Hammerlund, Justin Herz, Ashley Hughes, Kelsie Kloos, Jen n a K nutson, M a r ia Krautkremer, Brady Lain, K hoa Ng uyen, Wi l l ia m O’Brien, Lauren Pieczykolan, Vanessa Robbin, Joseph Rosburg, Matthew Salwei, Richard Spieker, Evelyn Staats, Anna Stauber, Shannon Tracy, Bailey Van Eyll, Lucas Ward, Giselle Webber, (Chanhassen) Katherine Anderson, Ryan Anderson, Ellie Aug ust i ne, Mat t hew Ba xter, Brooke Benkovich, Luke Blatti, Grey BoyceErickson, Kate Busch, Junior, Jane Claeys, Nick Dabiran, Hildanya Dang, Emily Diekmann, Bridget Dillon, Colin Emerson, Jennifer Erickson, Matthew Ewanika, Madison Gallardo, Annika Hansen, Gabriela Heise, Samantha Huot, Morgan Jensen, Erin Kloth, Jackson Kruger, Megan Larranaga, Isabel Larus, Christopher Lemke, Greta Mertes, Elisabeth Morlock, Emma Olmscheid, Austin Peters, Julia Priem, Sydney Provinzino, Ellie

Rogers, McKenna Ryan, Nicolas Schaer, Avonlea Schmitz, Elisabeth Schultz, Nathan Severson, Noah Severson, Alexander St Martin, Nathan Steckman, Anna Stepanova, Kaila Thatcher, Jake Theis, Joseph Tigue, Peyton Tritch, Meagha n Wa l ker, Kyle Wegner, (Victoria) Jordyn Anderson, Elise Armani, Kaylee Boll, Kush Brahmbhatt, Larson Cole, Jacob Dixon, Molly Eastman, Patrick Erichsen, Margaret Fix, Bridgette Grobe, Leah Kutsch, Shane MahabadI, Luke McCarty, Benjamin Niemiera, Samantha Pavett, Annemarie Pottorff, Anna Saboe, Megan Sattervall and Ashley Saurer.

The following local students have been named to the Dean’s List at Drake University: (Chaska) Jordan Lundquist, Lauren Moe, K at her i ne O’Keefe a nd Michaela Spielberger.

The following local students graduated from Drake University at the end of the spring 2017 semester: (Carver) Bethany Fischer, Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, Marketing; (Chaska) Emily Bauer, Bachelor of Arts in Journalism and Mass Communication,

Public Relations; Shelby Malinski, Bachelor of Arts i n Jou r na lism a nd Mass Communication, Radio and Television Producing; Ross McKenzie, Bachelor of Science, Health Sciences; Lauren Su ndby, Bachelor of Arts, Biochemistry, Cell and Molecular Biology; (Victoria) Matthew Helmerichs, Bachelor of Arts in Journalism and Mass Communication, Advertising; (Chanhassen) Olivia Heise, Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, Finance; Mary O’Brien, Doctor of Pharmacy; Mary O’Brien, Master of Business Administration; and Nathan Self, Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, Marketing.

The following students were named to the spring 2017 semester Dean’s List at University of Northwestern — St. Paul: (Chanhassen) Brooke Lapinski, Abby Vander Galien, (Chaska) Rachel Gasterland, Alyssa Kasahara, Samuel Viskocil, Faith Winship, (Victoria) Graeme Isaak and Natalie Winkelman.

The following students earned honor roll distinction at the University of Kansas: (Chaska) Joe Block, Casey Miler, Matthew Pohlen,

(Chanhassen) Sam Brodsky, Emma Laughlin, Sydney VanBergen, Maria Westerhaus, (Victoria) Bennett Johnson and Nathan Simon.

Central College ( Pella, Iowa) student Abbie Voas of Chanhassen earned a spot on the dean’s list for spring 2017.

T he st udent s e a r ned their degrees at Southwest Minnesota State University (Marshall): (Carver) Robert Peprah Owusu, Bachelor of Science in Nursing; and (Chaska) Thomas Andrew Day, Bachelor of Science: Exercise Science.

Eric Mason of Chanhassen, was named to the Dean’s List for the spring 2017 semester at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri.

Claire Denise Pouliot of Chaska earned a Bachelor of Science in Education and Human Sciences from the Un iver sit y of Nebr a sk a Lincoln Robert Salvador of Victoria has been named to the University of St. Thomas 2017 spring semester dean’s list Samantha R. White of Chaska has been named to the North Dakota State University’s dean’s list for summer 2017.

Christopher Moore of

Chanhassen earned a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Iowa State University at the end of the 2017 summer term.

The following students earned scholarships at the University of Wisconsin — Eau Claire: (Chaska) Madison Schultz, (Carver) Caitlin Hedberg and (Victoria) Katelyn Schwichtenberg.

T he O f f ice of t he Registrar at the University of Minnesota Crookston re cently announced summer 2017 graduate Syeda Azad, of Ch a n h a ssen e a r ne d a Bachelor of Science in Accounting.

Students from the area g r adu at e d f r om B em idji State University in Bemidji, Minn., in May 2017, including: (Chanhassen) Jonna O’Connor, bachelor of science, design; (Chaska) Matthew Foss, bachelor of arts, applied engineering; (Victoria) Abigail Bauer, bachelor of science, nursing; and (Carver) Jonathan Hanson, bachelor of science, accounting.

The 41 members of the Western Kentucky University Forensics Team include Natalie Hedberg, a junior from Chaska, studying Advertising and Graphic Design.

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Your support for small businesses in our community is essential Small businesses are the foundation of every community across America, including Chanhassen, Minnesota.

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Support your local businesses Here are some of the primary reasons you should shop local and support the business owners who contribute greatly to the economic vitality of our community:  Job creation – area businesses employ thousands of residents of all ages and skill level.

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students were surveyed and 34 students were highly interested in lacrosse — 15 boys in grades 7-12 and 19 girls.

“It is a growing sport, I am just not sure if we are big enough for it,” Perkl said.

Perkl said he spoke with the fall and winter sport coaches and many of the coaches opposed adding lacrosse.

“Some of them you’ve got to take with a grain of salt — they are trying to protect their program and their numbers — but some of them that are not affected by the spring numbers, some of those outof-season coaches, were also against it,” Perkl told the board.

Perkl said he is also con-

cerned adding lacrosse will spread the district thin and make other sports less competitive.

That concern conf licts with the result of the district’s survey results, which show just one boy and two girls surveyed were involved in other spring sports. The male student is on the baseball team and both girls are in track and field.

Jordan High School females have the option of a coop with Southwest Christian, but they have more males signed up and are not offering the same to Jordan boys.

Jill Gaffney, Grace’s mother, said she was very disappointed with Perkl’s stance and didn’t understand why other district coaches were involved in making the decision.

The cost of lacrosse Data presented to the Jordan School District estimates adding lacrosse will cost the district almost $30,000 in equipment, uniforms and coaching.

Among the expenses are: $9,428 for two coach stipends $3,000 for 20 helmets $2,000 for 20 shoulder pads

“It should be an option for the kids — let’s see if there is enough kids to play and sign up,” she said.

While Perkl was sharing

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his thoughts about lacrosse with the school board in the upstairs meeting room at the Community Education and Recreation Center, a class

on lacrosse basics was being held below in the gym. Eight high school age students were learning basic passing, catching, shooting and dodge moves.

ADDITIONAL SPORTS OPTIONS Instead of lacrosse, Perkl suggested the district look at adding boys volleyball. Although it is not yet a MSHSLsanctioned sport, he said interest is growing.

Jordan School District employees have wanted to add more winter sport offerings.

Right now, the only winter sports are boys and girls basketball, wrestling and dance.

Students are also able to participate in different activities, including the One Act Play, robotics team, speech team and Knowledge Bowl.

Last year, when Jeff Vizenor was the athletics and activities director, he talked to school board members about a p o s sible ho ckey c o - op with Belle Plaine. At that time, he also reported there was a little interest in lacrosse.

Another new sports offering Jordan could offer is Nordic skiing. Perkl said it would not conflict with gym or field space and would provide a more aerobic workout for students.

Jorda n School Boa rd members have been asked to send Superintendent Matt Helgerson and/or Perkl an emai l with the data they would like to see regarding lacrosse or the other sports of fer i n gs, a nd it w i l l b e discussed again at a future work session.

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