School Board Member-Elect Chris Lind of Savage is asking the Prior Lake-Savage Area School District for a monetary settlement.

Lind, who was fired from his job as a campus supervisor at Prior Lake High School on June 18, 2007, said he was wrongfully terminated by the district.

By Savage Pacer, Staff reports 

Campaign finance reports submitted for last fall’s election shows a wide range of money was spent by candidates and citizen groups.

City of Savage

In the city races, the mayoral candidates spent the most.

School Board Member-Elect Chris Lind of Savage has acquired legal counsel and submitted a letter to the Prior Lake-Savage Area School District, said Kristi Mussman, district communications coordinator.

Attorney David Thompson submitted the letter on behalf of Lind on Dec. 19, Mussman said. The nature of the letter and its contents have not been disclosed.

A petition calling for Prior Lake-Savage Area School Board Member-Elect Chris Lind to release his personnel file and/or resign from the board has been posted online as of Dec. 13.

By Nancy Huddleston, Editor 

Voters turned out to the polls in opposition of the proposed levy and bond referendum for the Prior Lake-Savage Area School District on Election Day.

On Tuesday, voters approved a $6.75 million levy request in the Burnsville-Eagan-Savage School District.

Voters turned out to the polls in opposition of the proposed levy and bond referendum for the Prior Lake-Savage Area School District.

In city elections, Savage City Clerk Ellen Classen reported these unofficial results, with all eight precincts reporting.