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| Updated Friday, May 18 |
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Herald Journal
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Memorial Park improvements in HL are still up in the air
HOWARD LAKE, MN After televising the sanitary sewer line which runs under the parking lot at Howard Lake’s Memorial Park, it was determined that the repairs needed would amount to more than just a patch in the line, Public Works Director Tom Goepfert told Howard Lake City Council at Tuesday’s meeting.
Holy Trinity priest will be missed when he leaves in July
WINSTED, MN Much to the disappointment of Holy Trinity parishioners, it was officially announced by Bishop John M. LeVoir in April, that Fr. Tony Hesse will be leaving Holy Trinity (HT) Church and School in July for a new appointment within the Diocese of New Ulm.
‘Making Tracks’ wins two Midwest Book Awards
WAVERLY, MN Ed and Sue Claessen of Waverly came back from the Midwest Book Awards gala May 9 as award-winning authors two times over for their book “Making Tracks: C.L. Best and the Caterpillar Tractor Company.”
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Delano Herald Journal
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41 years of first grade fun
DELANO, WAVERLY, MN “I always said, if I taught anyone’s grandparents, I’d have to retire for sure,” laughed first grade teacher Kathy Workman, who is finishing her 41st year at Delano Elementary School.
A ‘no’ from Joe - District 19A representative Joe McDonald of Delano explains his ‘no’ vote on the Vikings Stadium bill
DELANO An approval vote from the Minneapolis City Council Friday, May 25, will grant the Minnesota Vikings and their fans the new stadium they have been begging Minnesota lawmakers for for years.
32 special years for one special teacher
DELANO, MN Kathy Hegna knows it’s time for retirement, but her special education students at Delano Public Schools aren’t quite ready to see her go.
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