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Monthly Archives: September 2010
RC seeks $1.4M in grants to replace aging utilities
Though the proposed 4th Street Turnback project is not a done deal yet, along with needed road work, it’s not keeping the city from financially preparing on its end.
Posted in ECM Post Review
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NB school board candidates face off
Time is now to become informed, and candidate forums are a good way to learn about who you will be voting for in November.
Posted in ECM Post Review
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Dist. 138 proposed levy should keep school taxes flat
The North Branch school board met last Thursday, Sept. 23, to certify a preliminary levy for 2010 payable in 2011.
Posted in ECM Post Review
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Blaine receives environmental honor
Blaine was recently presented a Blue Star Award by Friends of the Mississippi River for its efforts to protect local water quality and combat stormwater runoff. Continue reading
CRIME 09/30/10
Fewer alcohol-related crashes in county BY LUTHER DORR Dr. A. Quinn Strobl, who took over last year as medical examiner for Mille Lacs County, gave her annual report to members of the County Board at their Sept. 21 meeting. Three … Continue reading
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Soccer club donates line striper
Blaine City Council members recently accepted a unique donation from Blaine Soccer Club representatives – a field paint striper valued at approximately $9,500. Continue reading
Posted in ABC Newspapers
Tagged Blaine, Blaine public works, Blaine Soccer Club, Tim Hennagir
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Man charged in alleged plot to murder county attorney, judge
A convicted felon has been charged with contracting for the murders of Dakota County Attorney James Backstrom and Judge Rex Stacey and the assault of a witness who testified against him. John Stephen Woodward, 47, who is formerly of Inver … Continue reading
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Flensburg ‘muni’ open for business again
New building bigger and better than one destroyed by fire By Terry Lehrke, News Editor terry.lehrke@mcrecord.com More than 1 1/2 years ago, April 13, 2009, an electrical fire destroyed the Flensburg Municipal Liquor Store. The city made the commitment to rebuild. And rebuild … Continue reading
Federal funds will help school
The Milaca School District will parcel out about $370,000 in federal funds over the next two school years to maintain some positions that had been cut, as well as holding down class sizes. The money is part of a $10 … Continue reading
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Convicted murderer linked to robbery
Convicted murder Jeremy Jason Hull has been linked to an armed robbery that took place in September 2006 in St. Augusta. Stearns County authorities believe Hull was the robber after DNA testing of a bandana and ski mask found near … Continue reading
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Queen Genna and King Joe
Milaca High School will be reigned by Queen Genna Lerud and King Joe Hemmerich during Homecoming Week. The couple was chosen by their peers and crowned Tuesday, Sept. 28 during a coronation ceremony at Milaca High School. More photos in … Continue reading
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Scout earns highest rank
BY DAWN REEDE A very small percentage of Scouts, about three percent, ever reach the rank of Eagle Scout. Carl Cronin of Milaca is among those who have earned the highest rank. He and two others, Ed Yost and Michael … Continue reading
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Panthers knocking ’em down
Bowling is an activity that has gone through an updating in recent years. From terminology being renamed like the place where you bowl going from bowling alleys to bowling lanes and the playing surface going from alley to lane marks a few of the changes. Continue reading
Posted in ABC Newspapers
Tagged bowling, Jason Olson, Spring Lake Park, Spring Lake Park District 16, Spring Lake Park High School
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Come along little doggie
Two-year-old Kody Nelson of Milaca was having fun trying to walk his puppy during the fifth grade football game on Tuesday, Sept. 14. He was there to watch his cousin Mitchell Nelson play ball.
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YouTube flap isn’t a first for ‘Sesame Street' … by Tim Hennagir
Here’s a hint to prospective media critics: If you use YouTube to research a column, turn the sound down first. That way, you won’t annoy your newsroom colleagues by trying to explain a video visit to “Sesame Street.” Let me … Continue reading
Upsala shuts out Onamia, Swanville
By BRICE LEHNER Sports Editor brice.lehner@mcrecord.com The Upsala volleyball team defeated Onamia, Monday, and Prairie Conference-rival Swanville, Tuesday, in a pair of shutouts to remain undefeated on the season at 9-0. The Cardinals defeated both Onamia and Swanville, 3-0. “Swanville … Continue reading
Three Pioneers win Conference championships
By BRICE LEHNER Sports Editor brice.lehner@mcrecord.com Pierz girls tennis seniors Cassie Banick, Jayme Sczublewski and Erin Gritzmacher won the singles and doubles Two Rivers Conference championships, Wednesday, at Pine City. Banick won the singles championship, receiving All-Conference honors, and Sczublewski … Continue reading
Eggert’s leadership skills were exemplary
Some legacies are not realized or appreciated until many years after someone of quiet greatness has passed. That will not be the case for Dean Eggert.
Posted in Star News
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Weicht lends time, talent, resources
The work of John Weicht can be seen all over the community of Elk River, but it doesn’t just show up in the buildings that his firm, John C. Weicht & Associates, designed and constructed.
Posted in Star News
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Walter bows out of race
Tony Walter, one four people who filed for two open seats on the Elk River Area School Board, has withdrawn from the race.
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State Cross Country Rankings, Sept. 27
State Cross Country Rankings Updated Sept. 27, 2010 courtesy of raceberryjam.com Girls Team, Section 9/20 9/13 1. Eden Prairie 6 1 1 2. Monticello 8 2 2 3. Lakeville South 1 4 4 4. Andover 5 9 – 5. Prior … Continue reading
Blaine World Fest blends color, culture
Yolanda Pineda-Martinez performs a ceremonial Aztec dance during Saturday’s Blaine World Fest celebration. Pineda-Martinez is a member of the Ketzal Coatlicue Aztec Dancers. (Photo by Tim Hennagir) Continue reading
Model aircraft flying over East Bethel this Saturday
If you’re driving on Highway 65 through East Bethel this Saturday (Oct. 2) and are in no particular hurry or you just want to enjoy the remaining days of semi-warm weather, a model airplane show is sure to satisfy you. Continue reading
SLP council will review curb cuts Oct. 4
Earlier this summer, Spring Lake Park councilmembers faced a difficult question when listening to frustrated residents clamor for a change in policy. Continue reading
Walk for Hope sheds light on domestic violence
Runners, walkers, riders and their four-legged friends made their way though Bunker Hills Regional Park Sept. 25 during the sixth annual Walk For Hope to benefit Alexandra House and honor the lives of those lost to domestic violence. Continue reading
Stay safe in your duck boat
With many duck hunters anxiously preparing for the Oct. 2, Minnesota opener, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) reminds people to make sure they pack the one thing that could save their lives – their life jackets. For more … Continue reading
Coon Rapids-based MEDRAD employees spend day volunteering
Some 200 employees from MEDRAD Interventional®/Possis® put work aside Sept. 17 and donated valuable time and compassionate energies toward helping those in need. Continue reading
Anoka County and Ham Lake discuss 153rd Avenue turnback
Anoka County and Ham Lake are discussing an agreement that would give the city ownership of 153rd Avenue and some funds to improve it. Continue reading
Local women share their love of music in Lakes Area Chorus
Area women participate in the Lakes Area Chorus, which will perform this weekend in a concert fund-raiser. Continue reading