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Birth Announcements
Joshua and Alisha Henderson of 102 1st St. SW, Clarks Grove, announce the birth of a daughter, Annamarie Kathleen Henderson, on Nov.
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K-M wrestlers Deno, Garness reach 100 career wins
A pair of Kasson-Mantorville wrestlers recently hit career milestones. Last Thursday the KoMets pulled off an upset, knocking off No.
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Live nativity attracts a crowd, despite weather
Neither cold nor snow kept travelers away from Christmas Alive. The live nativity earlier this month was staged on Jim Checkel's farm, drawing 582 people during its three-day run, said Christmas Alive organizer ...
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Upstairs of Wasioja Creamery is completely revamped
In 1992, Jean and Ted Bartel bought the tumbledown factory that sagged across the street from their house.
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City of Mantorville budget increase locked in at 4%
The initial city of Mantorville budget increase for 2009 started at a 15% increase. The council has trimmed $80,000 and, Wednesday evening, approved a 4% increase for next year. The city anticipated $253,287 in LGA funds for 2009, an increase of about $8,000 from 2008. Given the state's economic status, facing close to a $5 billion budget deficit for the next biennium, the state LGA (Local Government Aid) could be reduced. Mayor elect Luke Nash said he would not be surprised to see a 20% decrease in that amount.
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Area high school wrestling schedule
TUESDAY, Dec. 16 Non-conference -- Cannon Falls at Patrick Henry; Chatfield at Zumbrota-Mazeppa. Hiawatha Valley League -- Pine Island at Kenyon-Wanamingo; Hayfield at Kasson-Mantorville. Three Rivers ...
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Recount completed in Dodge County
Dodge County Finance accounting services director Sara Marquardt, who was also the county election coordinator, said that as a result of the recount the Franken camp challenged 15 votes and the Coleman representatives challenged 12 votes for the U.S. Senate office held by Norm Coleman. Marquardt said the recount took all day Monday, December 1 and a half a day the following Tuesday. The contested ballots are then sent to the state canvassing board and a determination is made on the challenges. The Dodge County recount was completed last Monday and there were only two more counties statewide where the recount had to take place.
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Area wrestling schedule
HIAWATHA VALLEY LEAGUE THURSDAY, Dec. 4 Hayfield, Triton at Southland; Lake City at Goodhue; Stewartville at Cannon Falls; Kenyon-Wanamingo at Byron.
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Francis 'Ole' Olson -- Mantorville
MANTORVILLE -- Francis "Ole" Olson, 71, formerly of Mantorville, died Tuesday at his home in Thibodeaux, La., following a lengthy illness.
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Albert Lea Community Theatre play presents holiday stories everybody can relate to
Last year, Gordy Handeland was looking for a show to produce in Mantorville before Christmas.
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Dodge County Courthouse gets new copper dome
The roof of the Dodge County Courthouse in Mantorville shines like a bright new penny -- at least it will until the patina sets in.
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Harley Flathers: Some restaurants have served Rochester for decades
"We've never locked our front door in 45 years. It's been the meeting place for southeastern Minnesota groups, seminars, ag meetings and countless others." That's from Mark Anderson, owner of Rochester's ...
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Review: Enthusiastic young actors shine in 'Steel'
When Rochester Repertory Theatre needed a last-minute substitution for its canceled Christmas show, "Comfort and Joy," it launched a two-county search and came up with a surprisingly appropriate choice for the ...
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Bail set at $1 million for suspect in double homicide
Ismael Bugarin, the 33-year-old Dodge Center man accused of killing his wife and son and trying to kill his two daughters, made his first appearance in Dodge District Court on Wednesday.
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Mantorville brewery open for tours
An avid home brewer, Andrew Klein jumped at the chance to see the inner workings of Mantorville Brewing Company's operation.
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Six Mile Grove plans CD listening party
Six Mile Grove, a local Americana band, will hold a listening party Thursday for its new CD, "Steel Mule." Singer and guitarist Brandon Sampson, keyboardist Barry Nelson, bassist Dezi Wallace and drummer Brian ...
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No holiday 'Joy,' but more 'Steel'
The Rochester Repertory Theatre canceled its holiday production of "Comfort and Joy" last year when the theater company had to abruptly find a new location.
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Frank K. 'Kim' Anderson -- Mantorville
MANTORVILLE -- The funeral for Frank K. "Kim" Anderson will be at 11 a.m. Monday, Nov.
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Birth notices
Mike and Sherri Sagers of Mantorville, a son. Jeremy and Lisa Moreland of Rochester, a daughter.
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Informational meeting draws crowd to Mantorville Council meeting
A public information meeting for the 5th Street east sewer extension drew a standing room only crowd at the Mantorville City Council meeting last Monday evening. Most of the crowd was made up of people who would be affected by the project on Mantor Drive that might be extended to Bergman Drive. One individual in attendance said he followed the progress of the northwest sewer and water project and feared this could be a repeat. Several residents were upset with the way that project went, ranging from initial costs to troubles in dealing with the general contractor.
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With Somerset's many FHA home loan programs, owning your dream home is more than just a dream.
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"Our family would like to thank Somerset Mortgage Lenders for getting us out of foreclosure. Without your help we do not know what would have become of our family. When we first called, we were in Chapter 13 bankruptcy...Not only will we now be able to keep our home, but we'll be able to put ourselves on track financially, thanks to all the efforts of the wonderful people at Somerset. We will be forever grateful to you all." - Scott & Amy
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