The Minnesota Department of Transportation will conduct aerial mapping in southwest Minnesota this spring. The mapping will create a record of existing infrastructure and landscape along, and adjacent to, MnDOT right of way for transportation planning and highway design. This work is conducted when there is no snow and before trees leaf out.
Lately, I’ve been thinking about values. Not just as a word, but as an invisible force that shapes our lives. Values are the foundation of civilization, the unspoken contract that binds us together. They define who we are, not just as a society, but as a family. We stand for something. We believe in something. Without values, we are lost—adrift in a sea of moral relativism.
Question: I have a new driver in the house. We were having some discussion on where a person needs to stop when coming to a stop sign and other situations. Can you please write about that? Thanks!
Firefighter Dylan Dambroten has dedicated hundreds of hours of class time, hands on skills work, and state testing in his first year with the Granite Falls Fire Department. That has earned him certification as an accredited Firefighter to the level required in Minnesota, 31 other states, and parts of Canada. Most importantly, Dylan turned in his yellow Probationary helmet for the black Firefighter edition as he becomes able to gain more experience on calls.
Last time we learned that there are five main types of frontotemporal dementia (FTD). The two most common are the behavioral variant FTD (that we learned about last time) and a second called primary progressive aphasia. The other 3 variants are not very common, however, are seen from time to time.
Land Stewardship Project (LSP) members, supporters and the general public are invited to an Open House and Social on Thursday, April 3, from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m., at LSP’s new office space in downtown Montevideo located at 111 North First Street.
Denae Winter has been named Vice President of Patient Care Services at Avera Marshall Regional Medical Center in Marshall, Minn.
Jessie Hennen “Sorry, I have to leave the college early to go back to college,” I announced, confusing the students who had wandered into my… Login to continue reading Login…
As you may have noticed if you’ve walked by the Berge Building, the holidays are (very much) over, and rest assured, the elves, sprites, etc that occupy the tiny houses are a little embarrassed that their Christmas decorations are still up.
On Monday evening, the Yellow Medicine East Board of Education met for a work session, reviewing the results of the survey that recently was mailed out to residents throughout the district.