Sports Out of the Past – Dec. 19
By Deb Moldaschel 50 years ago – Dec. 19, 1974 The girls volleyball team made it 3-0 on the season Monday at Gibbon with 15-0… Login to continue reading Login…
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Collecting + reusing = increasing Christmas cheer
By Dave Forster Months of gathering used mugs, ribbons, greenery and other discounted and free decorations all lead to a flurry of pre-Christmas crafting by… Login to continue reading Login…
Out of the Past – Dec. 12
By Deb Moldaschel 60 years ago – Dec. 10, 1964 No one could have known that Dean Krzmarzick, 7, was blind as he was playing around Rocky’s TV store Monday…
Sports Out of the Past – Dec. 12
By Deb Moldaschel 60 years ago – Dec. 10, 1964 Mike Braun, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Braun, West Water, has won a trip… Login to continue reading Login…
Mayor’s Message
Today, I am writing my last column as Mayor. I knew that this day was coming, but I didnât think I would feel remorseful about it. I thought that I would feel a sense of relief and welcome it saying âWell, that job is done.â But, instead Iâm feeling a little melancholy. I guess I have to admit that most of the time I really did enjoy the position and the work that went with it. It was a job with the opportunity to give back to a community that has been so good to me and my family.
Out of the Past – Dec. 5
By Deb Moldaschel 50 years ago – Dec. 5, 1974 Plans for beautifying Sportsmen’s Park – removing dead timber, planting trees and grass and building an access road – got…
Sports Out of the Past
By Deb Moldaschel 50 years ago – Dec. 5, 1974 St. Mary’s won its cage opener impressively here Tuesday 77-43 over Echo. The game was… Login to continue reading Login…
Grant helps Police & Fire Departments with radio upgrades
Sleepy Eye’s Police and Fire Departments are set to receive a total of nine new radios to help keep them connected to a statewide communication system for public safety personnel, with the lion’s share of the expense covered by a state grant.The radios – five for police and four for fire – will replace equipment that was nearing 20 years old in some cases.
