NU School Board Approves Levy
The New Ulm District 88 School Board on Thursday gave it’s final approval to the district’s property tax levy for next year. The nearly $5-million levy is only a .65% increase over this year’s levy. …
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The New Ulm District 88 School Board on Thursday gave it’s final approval to the district’s property tax levy for next year. The nearly $5-million levy is only a .65% increase over this year’s levy. …
23 Dec 11A 20-year-old Alden man has died from the injuries he sustained in a car crash in Blue Earth County’s South Bend Township last Friday night. Daniel Stahl died at St. Mary’s Hospital in Rochester after …
23 Dec 11Norwood Young America City Councilor Chad Eischens submitted his resignation during the council’s recent meeting. He has been on the council since 2005, with his second term set to expire at the end of next …
23 Dec 11The Belle Plaine Police Department is investigating a burglary in which several Christmas gifts were stolen. The thefts were discovered Sunday morning. A burglar broke into a Belle Plaine storage locker on East Commerce Drive …
23 Dec 11The Minnesota Historical Society announced a series of Historical and Cultural Heritage grants this week, and the Brown County Historical Society was among the recipients. The grants are funded with money raised through the Legacy …
23 Dec 11A Gaylord woman who admitted to growing marijuana in her home has been sentenced to 3 days in jail and 5 years of probation. 41-year-old Sally Ellen Robinette pleaded guilty to 5th-degree possession of a …
23 Dec 11The State Fire Marshall’s Office remains on the scene of a house fire in Gaylord in an effort to determine the official cause of the fire. The fire at the home of Dean and Wanda …
23 Dec 11A bank in St. Peter was robbed at gunpoint Thursday morning. The St. Peter Police Department says that the Wells Fargo Bank on South Minnesota Avenue was held up just before the bank opened at …
23 Dec 11A statewide “Click it or Ticket” campaign gets underway today (MON) with extra law enforcement patrols hitting Minnesota’s roadways. The seatbelt enforcement campaign runs through June 2nd. Nearly 400 Minnesota law enforcement agencies will be …