Should the Peterson family be required to give up one of their dogs, after the Jordan City Council ordered a crackdown on residents who house more than two pets? See the story at http://www.jordannews.com/news/animals/petersons-push-keep-jack-jack-8651.

Even though the city of Jordan says they must, the Petersons don't want to get rid of one of their three dogs. Here are a few reasons why:

Despite a city ordinance that bans residents from owning more than two pets, the Peterson family is making a push to keep their third dog, Jack-Jack, at their Jordan home.

They have a short amount of time to make a difference. Two weeks ago, while the family was vacationing and after a police officer drove by and witnessed barking dogs in the family's front yard, a citation gave them 21 days to comply with the ordinance. The impact: One dog must go.

Last week, the Jordan City Council voted to deny a kennel permit to the Petersons.

Did Jordan Floral move or go out of business?

Hello !!! well i have never bloged before but i thought could let everybody know where JORDAN CAR CARE moved to. We are now located at 201 water street along the tracks up town next to PEKARNA MEAT MARKET and THE FEED MILL RESTAURANT.

come see us
thanks
Brett

Thom Boncher announced to day that he will be seeking election to the Jordan City Council.

The seats held by Jordan Mayor Ron Jabs and fellow city councilmembers Sally Schultz, Mike Shaw, and Barry Ullmann are up for election this November.

Jabs announced his intention to run for re-election and challenger Pete Ewals' supporters wore campaign T-shirts during the Scott County Fair. Ullmann is not running for office. Schultz and Shaw are expected to run, but they have not officially announced their intentions.

The Jordan High School Class of 1983 will be holding it's 25-year class reunion at the home of John Hesse, 3299 E. 220th St., Prior Lake, MN. Located on Cty Rd. 8 across from the Horse & Hunt Club. Invitations have been sent to all known addresses. If you haven't received one, please contact Tammy Will at 612-875-3022 or tammy.will@comcast.net. Hope to see everyone there!

Final Grade Inc. of Sand Creek Township is demolishing the the former Jordan Car Care building and the former Tri-Mart gas station, which in about 1955 was the first business built near the intersection of highways 169 and 282.

Shortly thereafter, Wolf Motors and Clancy's Bar & Pizza Parlor made permanent homes in what's become known as the Triangle business district, a burgeoning commercial center in Jordan.

In the late 1970s and early 1980s, Ron Anderson worked four years at the gas station, which for decades housed the Triangle Cafe. This morning, Anderson, the president of the excavating company, was running a Bobcat on the demolition crew.