1964 - Burnsville in the Dakota County Tribune
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Lucky Twin screens replaced after stormMay 14, 1964 Dakota County Tribune, movie screens at the Lucky Twin are replaced following a storm with winds of 100 miles per hour.
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Lucky Twin screens replaced after stormMay 14, 1964 Dakota County Tribune, movie screens at the Lucky Twin are replaced following a storm with winds of 100 miles per hour.
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Burnsville High BaseballMay 28, 1964 Dakota County Tribune High School baseball team.
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River Hills Water TowerMay 28, 1964 Dakota County Tribune shows Burnsville's second water tower in River Hills.
A second Burnsville water tank is being erected by Pemtom development known as River Hills. This tank, not nearly as large as the original million gallon tank in Burnsville, will be turned over to the township when it is completed. It will serve River Hills and the surrounding area. The tank is located on the south side of Highway 13.
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Bomb scare at schoolMay 7, 1964 Dakota County Tribune: Students believe it is a fire drill, but in reality a bomb scare.
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Bomb scare at schoolMay 7, 1964 Dakota County Tribune: Students believe it is a fire drill, but in actuality, a bomb scare at the Burnsville School.
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Nicollet Avenue and McAndrews showing site of future hospital and then McAndrews farmThis aerial shows what is today Nicollet Avenue and McAndrews. You can see the Colonial Shopping Center and the apartment behind. The McAndrews farm, visible to the left is the site of the Ridges Hospital. October 15, 1964 Dakota County Tribune photo.
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Downtown Savage post officeSavage Post Office, also serving Burnsville, October 29, 1964 Dakota County Tribune photo. Post Master Jim McCoy and Bryan Fabel.
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New offices in Burnsville 1964February 6, 1964 Dakota County Tribune reports: Burnsville Town Hall has two new offices, one for utilities and the other for Building. Roger Richardson, board chairman said. Shown is Glen Northrup, building inspector who will share the office with the clerk Pat Connelly. The other office will be used by Ralph Ackerman of the Utilities Department and another when hired by the township.
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Electronic secretary takes calls 1964November 12, 1964 Dakota County Tribune: Burnsville Police has an electronic secretary to take calls.
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Resusciator is gift to police force 1964November 12, 1964 Dakota County Tribune photo: Lt. Robert French with recently donated resuscitator.
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Gallagher brothers selling portion of farm to Control Data 1964November 5, 1964 Dakota County Tribune reports Marty and Enos Gallagher have sold much of their farm to Control Data. Note in background of photo the 35W Bridge over Highway 13. (Control Data never built on the property).
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New phone number for Burnsville policeNovember 5, 1964 Dakota County Tribune - Burnsville Police has direct phone number.
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Northwestern States Portland Cement, now site of Walmart.September 3, 1964 Dakota County Tribune reports via a new photo: Northwestern States Portland Cement Company, a cement distribution center located on Highways 13 and 35 W in Burnsville Village is shown looking west. The $1.5 million complex opened March 9, 1964 as a distribution point for cement in the Twin Cities area. The cement, manufactured in Mason City, Iowa is shipped to the plant by rail. The large silos at the left of the photo are storage towers which hold cement for the busy season. The other buildings are offices and apartments. This is now the site of Walmart.
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Burnsville School bus lineOctober 1, 1964 Dakota County Tribune, the bus line at the high school.
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High School Language LabOctober 15, 1964 Dakota County Tribune - Burnsville High School Language lab.
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Braves' girls cheer for the Big B. 1964October 1, 1964 Dakota County Tribune includes photo of five cheerleaders.
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Tom Stellmach, dog catcherOctober 22, 1964 Dakota County Tribune - Tom Stellmach, Burnsville Dog Catcher.
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Downtown Savage post officeSavage Post Office, also serving Burnsville, October 29, 1964 Dakota County Tribune photo.
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Burnsville High Band to present concertOctober 29, 1964 Dakota County Tribune: Rehearsal of the Burnsville High School Concert Band includes from left - Sally Williams, Jack Bergman, Jeff Korak, Bob Fagiem, Nancy Kehren and Ron Ronning Director.
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Downtown Savage post officeDowntown Savage Post Office, also serving Burnsville. October 29, 1964 Dakota County Tribune.
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Julie RichardsonOctober 8, 1964 Dakota County Tribune, Julie Richardson, wife of Burnsville's first mayor.
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Mayors' wifeOctober 8, 1964 Dakota County Tribune photo and feature on Julie Richardson, wife of new mayor.
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Burnsville Police move to medical clinicOctober 8, 1964 Dakota County Tribune reports: The Burnsville police moved to new offices in the Burnsville Medical Clinic on County Road 34 leaving the crowded quarters at the Village Hall...
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Robbery at Embassy.October 8, 1964 Dakota County Tribune: Officer LeRoy Holman at robbery at the Embassy.
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Downtown Savage post officeDowntown Savage Post Office, also serving Burnsville. October 29, 1964 Dakota County Tribune photo.
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Growing Police Department 1964December 24, 1964 Dakota County Tribune: Growing police force in Burnsville: Paul Anselmin, LeRoy Holman, Chief Ed Farrell, Robert French and Jay Butler.
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Burnsville rents police carJanuary 16, 1964 Dakota County Tribune reports Burnsville Township Board agrees to a rental arrangement with the George Allen Garage in Savage to rent a 1964 Dodge special two door at $139 a month.
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Annual PTA CarnivalFebruary 13, 1964 Dakota County Tribune: Voter registration takes places at the annual PTA Carnival.
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New Kon Tiki Club opened 1964January 2, 1964 Dakota County Tribune reports: Following its fire last year, the Kon Tiki Club at Orchard Lake (Lakeville) re-opens.
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