Obituaries
Herbert F. Trader
Herbert F. Trader, 66, of Mendota Heights, died on Tuesday, Sept. 23, 2003. Funeral was 9:30 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 25, and Mass of Christian Burial was 10 a.m. at the Assumption Catholic Church Funeral Home. […]
Month: September 2003
Obituaries
Frank “Lefty” Nelson,
Frank “Lefty” Nelson, 87, of Walkins, formely of South Haven, died on Sunday, Sept. 28, 2003. Funeral services will be held 11 a.m., Wednesday, Oct. 1, at the Dingmann Funeral Care Chapel. Burial will follow in […]
Obituaries
Edith Johnson
Edith Johnson, 84, of Litchfield, died on Monday, Sept. 22, 2003 from Myelodeplasia Syndrome at Emmanuel Home in Litchfield. Funeral services were held on Thursday, Sept. 25, at Litchfield Christian Church with Pastor Mike Zylstra […]
News
Card will tell Rocori: ‘We’re thinking of you’
A Fair Haven woman and her 7-year-old daughter are putting together a giant sympathy card for Rocori High School, where a shooting last week killed one student and critically injured another. Rebecca Lorenz said her daughter, […]
News
South Haven shootout recalled – Citizen posse brought gang to justice
A hundred Octobers have come and gone since a posse of area citizens chased down and captured a gang of outlaws in a shootout near South Haven. What’s become known as the South Haven Bandit Raid […]
News
With bills, some South Haven residents receive a case of sticker shock
Utility bills are giving South Haven residents a case of sticker shock, according to city council members. The council at a special meeting Tuesday, Sept. 23, discussed complaints about high billings that now include paying for […]
News
Annandale School District levy will slightly decrease
Once again legislation has changed the rules on public school funding and it will mean extra money in Annandale school taxpayers’ pockets. The state’s shifting of aid and levy money has reduced the district’s debt […]
News
New Marketplace may be complete in November
Annandale’s sprawling new supermarket is almost complete and it’s tentatively set to open Wednesday, Nov. 5, says Marketplace president Bob Marohn. “It won’t be before that,” he said. “That would be the earliest possible date it […]
News
Board delays plant ruling – Inspection set at sewage facility site
Building a pipeline to carry treated wastewater to the Crow River would add nearly $2 million to the cost of a planned Annandale-Maple Lake sewage plant, project manager Brad DeWolf told a hearing last week. He […]
Opinion
Everybody’s business
Editor’s note: Annandale Schools Supt. Steve Niklaus was asked by the St. Cloud Times to respond to last week’s school shootings at Rocori High School which left one student dead and another in critical condition. […]