Deal with S.D. residents will put odd city property to rest
By Dave Forster One of the strangest assets of any economic development agency in America lies just off I-90 in South Dakota, snug between farm… Login to continue reading Login…
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City to see funding bump from state
Additional aid could boost street repairs By Dave Forster Sleepy Eye will receive an estimated $140,000 in additional funding annually for city operations and its… Login to continue reading Login…
Diving into summer
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Local celebration of babies with Down syndrome gears up for another record turnout
By Dave Forster It began as a simple gathering of relatives to celebrate Jacque Darnell’s son, Keenan, who was born in 2018 with Down syndrome.… Login to continue reading Login…
Dinner theater tickets for ‘Clue: On Stage’at brewery on sale
Tickets for Sleepy Eye Community Theater’s production of “Clue: On Stage” at Sleepy Eye Brewing Co. are on sale now for the June 21-23 run.… Login to continue reading Login…
Historic Kiesling House to host “Spinning – From Sheep to Clothing”
Submitted The Historic Kiesling House, in downtown New Ulm at 220 N. Minnesota St., will host a program on spinning on Saturday, June 10. Heritage… Login to continue reading Login…
Soccer camp with a deeper message
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City office to close 10a-1p on June 15
The City of Sleepy Eye Deputy Registrar will host the Minnesota Deputy Registrar monthly meeting on Thursday, June 15 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.… Login to continue reading Login…
Indians out? Law puts team name in limbo
By Dave Forster The Sleepy Eye Public School District will seek an exemption to a new state law prohibiting the use of American Indian references or images for their teams. If the request fails, the district will have until Sept. 1, 2025, to remove Chief Sleepy Eye’s likeness and “Indians” from jerseys, school signs, letterhead and elsewhere.
Honoring their memory
By Dave Forster For some, the day and its rituals become no less painful with the passing of time. ’’It’s hard to come out here,” said Jane Fischer.