Opinion
Letter to the Editor
The cities of Maple Lake and Annandale are proposing plans to build a joint city sewer water treatment facility to be located six miles south of Maple Lake on County Road 105 and County Road […]
Month: March 2003
Opinion
Letter to the Editor
With all the important questions facing the Minnesota Legislature this year, you might think that they would have better things to consider than declaring open season on a songbird. But, once again, a proposal has […]
Opinion
An endowment for children
Minnesota’s current budget troubles come on the heels of a recent debate about the best way to ensure economic growth. Many have called for government to establish venture capital funds, to subsidize new industries like […]
Opinion
Opinion
Recognizing state’s veterans
With the war in Iraq and so many of our soldiers deploying to the Middle East, we must not forget the many veterans in Minnesota who have served before. In an effort to honor those […]
School
Annandale School Board – Facilities improvements OK’d
Despite worries about replacing an old air conditioner and fixing a decaying sewer line at Bendix Elementary, the Annandale School Board has approved more than half of a $217,000 request for fix-it items at the […]
School
Ten years and half a world away
When Jeanette Tuohy graduated from Annandale High School in 1993, you can bet she never expected to return as a teacher on part of a field trip. But that’s just what she did. The Annandale native and […]
Obituaries
Andrew C. Carlson
Andrew Cornelius Carlson, 86, passed away on March 17, 2003 at the Annandale Care Center. Services were held Friday, March 21 at St. John’s Lutheran Church, Annandale with the Revs. David Doppenberg and Scott Jakel […]
Obituaries
Esther E. Klemz
Esther Ernstine Klemz, 86 or Annandale died on Monday, March 17, 2003 at the Buffalo Hospital. Funeral services were held Friday, March 21 at Zion Lutheran Church in Annandale. Pastor Thomas Queck officiated and interment […]
News
Security tight as war begins begins
With the United States at war and on alert for possible terrorist activity, officials are looking out for citizens’ security, says Wright County Sheriff Gary Miller, and he suggests the public do the same. The county’s […]