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Those anxious for snow play waiting game
There's always something to do around the shop at the big Hennepin County Public Works building in Medina.
WEEK OF OCT. 12 Drunken driving . Someone reported a vehicle in a ditch on Engler Boulevard near Hwy.
Robert and Sherry Pankratz of Mt. Lake are pleased to announce the engagement of their son, Timothy Pankratz, to Shauna Kaitz.
5 candidates contending for three Forest Lake school board seats
Five candidates are vying for three open spots on the Forest Lake school board. Incumbents David Gay and Eric Langness will face off against Kathy Bystrom, former school board member Karen Morehead and Erin Turner in the Nov.
Sauk Rapids man celebrates his 101st birthday with his family
Edward A. Wollack celebrated his 101st birthday on Aug. 23. He is the son of Nicholas Wollack and Josephine Namyst.
Revamping of county's solid waste ordinance will require more time and more money
By Charlie Warner Argus News Editor Updating the current solid waste ordinance for Houston County appears to be a more complex and time consuming endeavor than originally anticipated.
The Bookworm Sez: Airplane crash mystery filled with many twists, turns
Originally published in the October 2, 2009, print edition. Pucker up. Gimme a hug.
The recent death of a young Minnesota boy from complications of the H1N1 flu has many parents worried about how to keep their kids healthy.
State Reports Seventh H1N1 Death
Minnesota has recorded its seventh death related to the H1 - N1 flu virus; this one involves a child with no underlying medical condition.The Minnesota Department of Health reports that six year-old Nathan Schilling of Corcoran died on September 24th.The department says the boy did not have any underlying medical conditions...So far, three of ...
Otherwise Healthy Corcoran Boy Dies from H1N1
The seventh Minnesotan to die from complications related to H1N1 this year was a healthy, six-year-old boy from Corcoran.
Corcoran boy dies from H1N1, no underlying condition
It's pretty tough to lose a healthy six year old son unexpectedly. The family is in my thoughts and prayers today.
Minnesota State University, Mankato, ...
In our current state of economic crisis, "going green" is more difficult than ever.A A recent article was released about the top 15 greenest campuses in the U.S.A Minnesota State was not on the list, and of the colleges that did make it, a noticeable trend connected all of them: they were either universities that specialized almost entirely on ...
For cities, recession offers time to think long-term
Change is coming to Corcoran, but the recession has brought a pause, and city leaders are making the most of the lull.
More Minnesota soldiers deployed
It's the old front that has become the new front, with renewed interest and concern about the war in Afghanistan nearly eight years since it started.
St. Charles man gets jail, probation for killing girl's cat with bow and arrow
A St. Charles man has been sentenced to 21 days in jail and four years' probation for killing a young girl's cat with a bow and arrow.
CORCORAN: Tractor pull at Lions Park
The Corcoran Lions Club is sponsoring a tractor pull at 7 p.m. Friday at the Corcoran Lions Park, County Roads 101 and 10.
The Minneapolis-St. Paul Pioneer Press
St. Paul police honor 26 heroes who saved lives
St. Paul police officer Michael E. McGinn receives congratulations from a fellow officer Monday after being given two Life Saving Awards by the St.
Super-human effort highlights tales of heroism
He had 10 stories to tell, each a detailed account of risks taken by his officers to save lives, and when it came to the ninth, St.
Corcoran couple survives house explosion
In the rural west metro, residents take pride in their picturesque farmland. Jay Ericson thought his home was far from the noise of the city, until Monday morning.