Sleepy Eye Public Elementary December Students of the Month
Students are chosen by their classroom teacher for the recognition.
December 2023
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Ownership change at SE Care Center creates rush of concern for Randy’s Family Drug
As the holidays approached, officials in Sleepy Eye scrambled to protect one of its core local businesses amid fears that a pending ownership and pharmacy change at the Sleepy Eye Care Center and Countryside Retirement Community would imperil the long-term viability of Randy’s Family Drug & Gift.The worry came in the wake of Monarch Healthcare Management’s recent purchase of the Care Center and Countryside, and word that the new owner planned to change the preferred pharmacy for residents there from Randy’s to Polaris Pharmacy, a national entity with a location in St.
Letters to the editor
Thank you for your editorial and editor’s note addressing the dog park.I actually made a $500 donation for the park in 2018 or 2019.
Anderson and Capacia named Lions students of the month
The Lions Club announced Mark Anderson and Kyle Capacia as its students of the month for December.Mark, the son of Paul and Julie Anderson, is a senior at St.
Basketball roundup: SE girls continue perfect start to season
Girls Sleepy Eye 92, Nicollet 27 The Indians routed the Raiders (2-6) by 65 points to stay undefeated at 9-0. Sleepy Eye scored a season-high… Login to continue reading Login…
Mayor looks to answer questions on daycare-rec center idea
The idea of using public and private money to build a hybrid community center for recreation and daycare needs continues to generate talk among city leaders.Mayor Wayne Pelzel briefed the Economic Development Authority last week on his proposal to form a committee to study the concept, including where it might go, what it could include and how it should be financed.
Country bond
One doesn’t need much time with Marlene Herschman and Evelyn Schroedl to guess who the teacher had to shush back in country school.“She maybe didn’t get in trouble as often as I would,” Herschman said.The two friends, both 88 and in wheelchairs, shared a good laugh at that one.
Fun with giving
Holiday excitement was running high Friday morning as Sleepy Eye Elementary students gathered in the gym on their last day before Christmas break to see the final tally of their December fundraiser for the Sleepy Eye Food Shelf.