John and Rosalind Holahan will be remembered for many things: They were among the founders of Camp Friendship, they started what today is the National Association for Retarded Children (Arc), and John is credited with […]
The second running of Annandale Community Education’s Kids Fun Run proved to be a success for kids and moms and dads alike. About 80 children – pre-kindergarten through the sixth grade – took part in […]
Lakers vs. Delano Playoff Game #1 The Maple Lake Lakers seized a win in round one of the playoffs. Maple Lake defeated Delano on Friday, Aug. 4, at Maple Lake. The Lakers held a 2-0 […]
While most 13-year-old girls are spending the summer at the beach or hanging out with friends, for one week of the summer Megan Fliegel was biking across Minnesota with her dad. For the past 53 […]
Megan and Paul Fliegel took part in the MS TRAM – a 450 mile bike ride across the state. Megan raised $400 for MS on the bike ride. About 600 volunteers manned the rest stops […]
The Annandale School District’s first elementary principal turned 100 on July 5. Fern Rose Swanson was the principal from 1952 to 1967. During her 51 years as an educator, Swanson saw many changes in the […]
Fern Rose in 1918 when she received her high school diploma. She then went to teach in Waterville, where she received a letter from a man she liked, Walter Swanson of South Haven. “I debated […]
See this week’s Advocate for more on Back to School. School starts on Tuesday, Sept. 5.
The Annandale City Council signed off on its proposal to hire U.S. Filter Operating Services to handle the majority of its public works functions in a special meeting held on Monday, Aug. 28. The council […]
By Vivian Cole An informational meeting was held on Tuesday, Aug. 22, by the South Haven City Council to present their proposed program budget for the wastewater treatment facility. Dick Grabko, Director of Community Development […]
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