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Published December 08, 2011, 09:34 PM

Brewster woman awarded for saving lives

Nobles County Sheriff Kent Wilkening (left) nominated Jami Cummings of Brewster for the Minnesota Sheriff’s Association (MSA) Live Saving Award after she saved two people from drowning in Lake Okabena in August. On Monday, Cummings (center) received her award during the MSA Winter Conference in Alexandria. To her right is MSA president Bill Bargquist, Clay County Sheriff.

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    Nobles County Sheriff Kent Wilkening (left) nominated Jami Cummings of Brewster for the Minnesota Sheriff’s Association (MSA) Live Saving Award after she saved two people from drowning in Lake Okabena in August. On Monday, Cummings (center) received her award during the MSA Winter Conference in Alexandria. To her right is MSA president Bill Bargquist, Clay County Sheriff.

Nobles County Sheriff Kent Wilkening (left) nominated Jami Cummings of Brewster for the Minnesota Sheriff’s Association (MSA) Live Saving Award after she saved two people from drowning in Lake Okabena in August. On Monday, Cummings (center) received her award during the MSA Winter Conference in Alexandria. To her right is MSA president Bill Bargquist, Clay County Sheriff.

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