Apple Valley Patch's Week in Review

A Burnsville man was who was a family friend.

We profiled Avery Whittaker, an Apple Valley boy who , causing autism and blindness, and talked to his mother about taking him to Mexico for stem cell therapy.

Despite fewer students and teachers working with the program, the Apple Valley High School English Language Learning department still is for transplants to the United States.

Apple Valley Rep. Tara Mack (R-District 37A) talked about a bill that by automating them.

Local parents about how they handle the Tooth Fairy in their homes.

We profiled Apple Valley resident Stacy Raye Waibel, who to teach children about some of the medical issues she has faced, like blindness and organ transplants.

District 196 Superintendent Jane Berenz talked to Patch about how she , calling it "a solution in search of a problem."

We on Apple Valley Patch during February.

District 196 to discuss their opinions of and suggestions for the 2011-12 budget adjustments the district released recently.

Our "great escape" suggestion, in case you still are looking for a little relaxation, in Eagan.

We have a story and video clips from Apple Valley Mayor Mary Hamann-Roland's State of the City speech on Wednesday, which and for the year to come.

Our local restaurant suggestion for the week was to in Apple Valley.

We talked with Heritage Lutheran Church Rev. Karl Anderson about after its gym roof collapsed on Feb. 4.

Apple Valley's weekly police blotter , as well as DUIs.

And if you forgot about changing your clocks for daylight saving time, it's actually an hour later right now than your clock is showing you, so "spring forward" an hour! during daylight saving time, too.

In our sports coverage:

The Eastview girls in the section final on Saturday.