September is Emergency Preparedness Month:
September is Emergency Preparedness month. While many of the emergencies in our area are likely to be weather related, there are countless possible disasters that could happen at any time.
September is Emergency Preparedness month. While many of the emergencies in our area are likely to be weather related, there are countless possible disasters that could happen at any time.
reassuring statement was Swedzinski Remember, in control.” spent couple and visiting important evening is connected with base, and private with legislators, which keeps aware of elected officials .
OF THE WEEK Note from Myrna: This sounds strange, but really is a good cake. Like angel food cake.
It was so good to see some rain Friday and Saturday across Minnesota. We no doubt needed that rain to help with our moisture deficit, but also to help with wildfire concerns. With the warm temperatures that we have experienced for most of the month of September, and the lack of moisture and breezy conditions at times, have created a dangerous situation for wildfires across the state. All of that, however, improved with the rain that fell on Friday and Saturday. Nisswa had the most rain around the state as they reported 2.96 inches of rainfall! Pequot Lakes had 2.29 inches, while Breezy Point picked up 2.25 inches of rain. Much of the rest of the region reported .25 to .75 inches of rain.
Minnesota’s regular waterfowl season opens a half-hour before sunrise on Saturday, Sept. 24, with the same regulations as last year. Minnesota has three waterfowl hunting zones — north, central and south — that share the Sept. 24 season opener but have varying end dates. The central and south zones also have a mid-season closure Oct. 3-7.
Each week, the Advocate Tribune will share a photograph from our archives for you to “guess who”. To submit your guesses, send us a message by email to jstolen-jacobson@cherryroad.com or message our Facebook page. We will publish the answers the next week.
Canby Police Department Aarhus, Jacob Daniel, Benson; Offense date 5/26/21 Traffic - DAR (Misdemeanor); Plea 9/13/22 Guilty; Disposition 9/13/22 Convicted; Court Decision 9/13/22 Payable without appearance; $200 Fine. Olson, Eric Daniel, Canby; Offense date 9/15/21 Criminal Sexual Conduct - 2nd Degree - Contact Under 14 - Actor >36m older (Felony); Plea 5/23/22 Guilty; Disosition 9/12/22 Convicted; Court Decision 9/12/22 Stay of Imposition; $500 Fine.
The suspect arrested this month in the investigation of four different incidents of arson had a first court appearance September 12th in Yellow Medicine County Court. According to the criminal complaint, a Granite Falls Police Officer first met with the suspect, Brenda Stang, on August 31st, and again on September 1st to speak with her about fires that were started at the Henry Hill Apartments, as well as a fire alarm being pulled with no fire being present. The first fire occurred on June 30th. Subsequent fires were set on July 1st, July 8th, July 9th, and July 17th. The fire alarm was pulled with no fire being present in the building sometime between August 19th and August 21st. The criminal complaint states that the first fire was reported to law enforcement on July 1st, when a metal garbage bin affixed to the wall in the downstairs public bathroom had a fire lit in it sometime in the night. A burnt plastic bag in the bin caused ashes to fly out of the can and spread, but minimal damage, other than smell and some minor clean-up occurred. The next fire was reported to law enforcement as smoke in the hallway of the apartment building. The criminal complaint states that when law enforcement arrived on the scene, smoke was covering the first floor and the fire was located inside of a trash can in the bathroom. The fire had been put out before the fire department arrived. The third fire, on July 9th was reported when the elevator alarm at the apartment building called into dispatch. The criminal complaint states, “When law enforcement arrived, heavy smoke was observed on the first floor. A tenant of the apartment building had put the fire out with a fire extinguisher.” That fire was started in a garbage can full of newspapers. The criminal complaint also states, “The tenant stated that after he put the fire out, he observed the Defendant was sitting outside on a bench asking what was going on.”
Thursday, September 22nd: Lutheran Social Services of Minnesota is hosting an informational meeting about the Senior Companion program at 1:30, at the Granite Falls Senior Center. Saturday, September 24th: “An American Patriot” book signing event with WWII Navy Ace Don McPherson at Fagen Fighters WWII Museum.
Jessica Stölen-Jacobson Editor jstolen-jacobson@cherryroad. com This Saturday, World War II Navy Ace Donald M.