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We have seen some fog recently once again across Minnesota with the melting of the snow and fairly light winds. This has made for some travel difficulties at times, particularily late at night and early in the morning.
When I was a kid, my mom had this cube made of different sized pieces of hard green plastic. Each piece was unique; some had right angles, some had a right and a left turn in them, maybe one was straight. But when they were all put together correctly, they formed this cube that fit snuggly into its plastic case. I worked and worked on this puzzle. It seemed I didn’t have enough fingers to hold the pieces in place to try to fit a new piece in. At first, I would get two pieces that seemed to fit the right way, then I’d add another and drop it, then I’d start all over again with those same first two pieces, slowly putting together the puzzle once piece at a time. I made it; the pieces were transformed into a cube! Soon, I could put it together in record time.
Belview GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH Sundays: 9 a.m. Holy Communion, 10:15 a.m.
Nominate them today! Angels Among Us are the people in our community who work to touch lives, help the less fortunate, make a difference for others. We all know someone that describes.
Saturday activities include craft show, Kiwanis Pancake Feed .
Hazel Run resident Melissa Stevens wanted to see the park in her community improved, and decided to take action on the idea, approaching the Hazel Run City Council last summer to find out what could be done to provide a safer, fun playground for area kids. The council agreed, with the existing park being older, and located in an area where kids would have to cross a busy road, and next to an abandoned elevator. Thus, a decision was made that not only a new location for the park would be sought out, but that new playground equipment would also be found.
An upcoming event, titled “Starter Cocktail Making with Paul Drees” is scheduled to be held at The YES! House located in downtown Granite Falls. The YES! House is a communal space for people to come together to learn all kinds of art forms, such as the art of making cocktails. This event is beginner-friendly and from The YES! House’s Learn From Your Neighbor Series.
Thursday, February 9th: Artist reception at Granite Area Arts Council for Krystl Louwagie and Corina Kells. Refreshments served, everyone welcome from 7 p.m.
Grant, Bethany Louisa, Granite Falls; Offense date 7/20/20 Traffic - DAR (Misdemeanor); Plea 1/30/23 Guilty; Disposition 1/30/23 Convicted; Court Decision 1/30/23 Sentenced; $50 Fine. Offense date 9/18/20 Traffic - DAR (Misdemeanor); Plea 1/30/23 Guilty; Disposition 1/30/23 Convicted; Court Decision 1/30/23 Sentenced; $50 Fine.