GOLFBIG SOUTH TOURNAMENTTIE; MARSHALL AND WASECA 3563) FAIRMONT 36910) B E A 413INDIVIDUALBERGEN SENF FAIRMONT 81BOYSBLUE EARTH AREA 315ST. PETER 318MARSHALL 3205TH - FAIRMONT 350 IOWA CLASS 1 A REGIONAL TOURNMAENTGIRLSBISHOP GARRIGAN 366TIE; NORTH UNION AND ALTA-AURELIA 392 (ALTA 2ND ON 5TH SCORE TIE BREAKERBOYSHARRIS LAKE PARK 324NEWELL-FONDA 33511) NORTH UNIONBASEBALLALBERT LEA 5, FAIRMONT 4M V L 11, M C W 2
TRACK AND FIELD STATE CLASS 2 AA BOYS TRUE TEAM MEET Willmar 582; 2. Jordan 573; 3. Mankato East 553; 4. Detroit Lakes 489; 5. Pine Island 478; 6. Mankato West 462; 7. Fairmont 397.5; 8. (tie) Big Lake, Grand Rapids 386.5; 10. Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton 385.5; 11. St. Croix Lutheran 299.5; 12. Academy of Holy Angels 130.5.
THE MARTIN COUNTY BOARD MEETS TUESDAY AT 9 AM. COMMISSIONERS WILL CONSIDER A REQUEST FROM THE EAST CHAIN MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION, BE UPDATED ON PUBLIC ASSISTANCE FROM 2019 SPRING DISASTERS AND CONSIDER REVISED APPRAISER JOB DESCRIPTION AT TUESDAY'S MEETING AT THE MARTIN COUNTY COURTHOUSE. Paste In or Write Your Content Here!!!!!!!!!
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- Southern Minnesota Initiative Foundation (SMIF) recently awarded 20,000 children’s books valued at $363,400 to 49 organizations through its Early Childhood Literacy Grant Program. This grant supports early literacy efforts that enhance school readiness for children birth to age five by providing children with books. The books were awarded in partnership with Capstone and ABDO, Mankato-based publishers of children’s books and digital products and services. In 2002, Capstone helped launch the BookStart program, working with SMIF to distribute thousands of books to children in the region over a period of 15 years. In 2018, the Early Childhood Literacy Grant was [...]
THE SHERBURN FIRE DEPARTMENT, WITH MUTUAL AID FROM THE WELCOME AND TRIMONT FIRE DEPARTMENTS, WERE DISPATCHED TO A HOUSE FIRE REPORTED AT 1393 90TH AVENUE NEAR FOX LAKE. THE CALL CAME JUST AFTER 5:30 THURSDAY MORNING. ALL THE PEOPLE WERE REPORTEDLY SAFE OUTSIDE OF THE HOME BUT THE PETS WERE NOT AT TIME THE DEPARTMENTS WERE DISPATCHED.
The American Red Cross has a critical shortage of type O blood and urges eligible donors to give now to help patients facing trauma and other life-threatening situations. As a thank-you for helping replenish the blood supply, all donors who come to give blood now through June 10 will receive a $5 Amazon.com Gift Card via email. Right now, the Red Cross has less than a two-day supply of type O blood available for emergency rooms, where it can be most critical. That means just six units of type O blood are available for every 100,000 people, but at least [...]
The Fairmont Area School Board approved an early release for high school seniors who have assignments completed, fines paid and detention made up. Seniors have been getting out of school several days earlier than the rest of the student body for the past several years. The last day of school for seniors will be May 29. The rest of the students will be in school through May 31. Three people at Fairmont Area were recognized for their 25 years of service to the district at the school board meeting Tuesday. They are: Lois Harbo, Derek Spear and Melinda Stewart. Harbo [...]
GOLF GIRLS FAIRMONT 189 ST.PETER 195 BOYS ST.PETER 158 FAIRMONT 170 MADELIA 356 M C W 383 SOFTBALL M C W 7 L C W M 2 (MAVERICKS CLAIM VALLEY CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP) NEW ULM 4 FAIRMONT 0 MARSHALL 11/1 B E A 0/6 BASEBALL NEW ULM 9/4 FAIRMONT 3/3 ML/GHEC/TRUMAN 13 J W P 3 M C W 11 CLEVELAND 10 Paste In or Write Your Content Here!!!!!!!!!
The Fairmont City Council on Monday released an attorney’s summary that quashes the recall petition for Councilor at LargeTom Hawkins . Council member Ruth Cyphers suggested reading a letter from an attorney summarizing the attorney-client privileged memorandum in which Robert T. Scott, an attorney with the St. Paul law firm of Flaherty and Hood, analyzed and offered advice on how the city should handle the recall petition for Hawkins. Earlier in the meeting, the council voted unanimously to make the statement public, with copies of the statement to be made available today, but Cyphers pushed for transparency on the issue [...]
