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Time to ‘Teach Like a Pirate’ at Triton Middle School

Imagine that you could go to school, stop by your homeroom and pick up a schedule of what is being taught that day and then head out to the classes you choose. 
Not only that, but the teachers were able to teach whatever class they chose.

Hayfield Fire Department responds to New Years Day House Fire

The Hayfield Fire Department responded to a house fire in Blooming Prairie on New Year’s Day.
As a result of the fire a man facing several medical problems is now staring at another challenge— finding a new place to live.

Matt Stradtman joins KPD full-time

In 2010 Matt Stradtman moved to Kasson with his wife after she got a teaching job out of college at Triton Elementary School.
Now about nine years later Stradtman joined the Kasson Police Department as a full- time officer, the department where he began his career.

Food Truck comes to Byron High School

For 20 years Byron High School FACS Teacher, Ryan Radke, has been looking for innovative hands on learning experiences for his students.
Then one day while eating at a food truck he realized that it would be a good idea to one day have his students run one.
That idea will soon be a reality as Byron High School has been awarded a $45,000 Bush Foundation Grant to buy and to have it’s students run a fully operational food truck.

Why do police squads keep running?

One of our Commissioners
asked me this week why our
deputies often leave our squad
cars running. He explained he’s
been asked this question by
voters in his district. It’s a great
question. Here are the reasons:
 
Squad cars today are way
different than they were back in
the day. When my dad (Bob Rose)
worked for the Kasson Police
Department and later with the

Sheriff Rose responds to burglaries in Dodge County

The Dodge County Sheriff’s Office is urging the public to report any suspicious activity and/or vehicles and to make sure you lock up your vehicles, garages, outbuildings and homes after an arrest of two suspects early Wednesday morning who had just burglarized a rural residence in Milton Township in the NE corner of the county.

Breaking News:Two charged in Dodge County theft

Two men were arrested and  charged in Dodge County on Thursday after allegedly stealing chainsaws from a  Dodge County home.
 
According to the complaints filed in court a Dodge County Deputies were dispatched to a burglary in progress. They were informed that the victim had two chainsaws taken from the garage and placed in a vehicle that left the property.
 

Food Truck Business: Byron High School Awarded Bush Foundation Grant

Byron High School was awarded a $45,000 Bush Foundation Grant to help reimagine the purpose and focus of school to meet the needs of all students in today’s world. This work is operated by 2Revolutions, a national education design lab, in partnership with the Bush Foundation. 
 

KoMets have strong showing at Winona State Classic

The Kasson-Mantorville girls basketball team had a strong showing at the Winona State Holiday Classic last week as they were able to take a game from host Winona and had a great effort against #8AAA Red Wing. While the KoMets were strong in one game, they showed they had plenty to improve upon if they want to make a run in March.

Dodge County approves 4.5% levy

It was the last meeting of the year for the Dodge County Commissioners  last Thursday which meant one very important action item was on the agenda.
Voting on a final levy amount.
Before the levy amount could be voted on Dodge County along with all other local government entities are required to host a Truth In Taxation Meeting.

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