Month in Review: Top 10 Headlines for March

1.  (March 21)

About 300 families — and 300 healthy babies — were invited to come back to Fairview Ridges Hospital and celebrate

2.  (March 2)

Officials at Independent School District 191 faced a battery of questions from residents angered by the district's silence surrounding a costly severance agreement with Dr. Tania Chance, who left the district in the middle of a two-year contract.

3.  (March 23)

A crash occurred in the northbound lanes of Interstate 35 East, between County Road 11 and Cliff Road.

4.  (March 19)

Ernie's Pub & Grille was honored with the Silver Fork Award after just six months of existence.

5.  (March 5)

Each Monday, Burnsville Patch posts a roundup of events over the next five days. Still not sure why this one took off the way it did, but I'm not one to question success.

6.  (March 16)

Hearts melted for Thelma, a missing Lakeville dog that was successfully rescued yesterday some 33 miles from where she bolted from her owners.

7. 

Readers approved of a new monthly featured we debuted this March — a 21st century crime blotter.

8. 

Burnsville Patchers were also keen on a new feature that compiles obituaries from greater Burnsville. To see the most current post, click .

9.  (March 3)

Teachers Ross and Briana Benson's romance bloomed in the footlights of the Mraz Center during the school district's annual variety show.

10.  (March 28)

Fairview Health Services is finalizing plans for a state-of-the-art complex that will increase the amount of senior housing at its Burnsville campus by 30 percent.