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Computer Lodge offers sales, support
WORTHINGTON — After working on various projects together over the years, John Cowan and Troy Rasmussen decided it was time to go into business together.
Monday, June, 17, 2013 - Worthington Daily Globe - News
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WORTHINGTON — After working on various projects together over the years, John Cowan and Troy Rasmussen decided it was time to go into business together.
Monday, June, 17, 2013 - Worthington Daily Globe - News
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Leader of the band: Fulda’s Peterson retires from music education career
FULDA — The band room at the Fulda school is filled with mementoes of Mike Peterson’s 36-year career as a music educator. The ledge outside his office bears the weight of many trophies, and more are displayed in a trophy case out in the hallway. Posters and photographs from the Calgary Stampede Parade are framed and mounted high up on the walls. On the opposite end of the room hangs the banner that announces the Fulda marching band’s arrival in parades. But for Peterson, the most treasured souvenirs are the memories of the many students who have shared their musical talents with him over the years.
Saturday, June, 15, 2013 - Worthington Daily Globe - Lifestyle
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FULDA — The band room at the Fulda school is filled with mementoes of Mike Peterson’s 36-year career as a music educator. The ledge outside his office bears the weight of many trophies, and more are displayed in a trophy case out in the hallway. Posters and photographs from the Calgary Stampede Parade are framed and mounted high up on the walls. On the opposite end of the room hangs the banner that announces the Fulda marching band’s arrival in parades. But for Peterson, the most treasured souvenirs are the memories of the many students who have shared their musical talents with him over the years.
Saturday, June, 15, 2013 - Worthington Daily Globe - Lifestyle
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Rock Rapids celebrates Heritage Days
ROCK RAPIDS, Iowa — Rock Rapids’ Heritage Fest will kick into high gear this weekend, but a few events are beginning earlier in the week.
Wednesday, June, 12, 2013 - Worthington Daily Globe - News
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ROCK RAPIDS, Iowa — Rock Rapids’ Heritage Fest will kick into high gear this weekend, but a few events are beginning earlier in the week.
Wednesday, June, 12, 2013 - Worthington Daily Globe - News
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Stage hand: Janssen one of original Lake Okabena windsurfers
WORTHINGTON — Among the ranks of the many volunteers who help each year with the Windsurfing Regatta and Unvarnished Music Festival, there are a few windsurfers — not a lot — but a few who occasionally test the wind and waters of Lake Okabena. One such is Marc Janssen, although his volunteer effort has little to do with the windsurfing.
Saturday, June, 08, 2013 - Worthington Daily Globe - Lifestyle
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WORTHINGTON — Among the ranks of the many volunteers who help each year with the Windsurfing Regatta and Unvarnished Music Festival, there are a few windsurfers — not a lot — but a few who occasionally test the wind and waters of Lake Okabena. One such is Marc Janssen, although his volunteer effort has little to do with the windsurfing.
Saturday, June, 08, 2013 - Worthington Daily Globe - Lifestyle
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Children’s clothes — before T-shirts and jeans
Sibley exhibit displays youth attire of earlier eras
SIBLEY, Iowa — Today’s children generally run around in a uniform of T-shirts and jeans — a mode of dress reflective of the casual society in which we live. Wardrobes of past generations of youngsters can give similar insights into what life was like in those times.
Monday, June, 03, 2013 - Worthington Daily Globe - News
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Sibley exhibit displays youth attire of earlier eras
SIBLEY, Iowa — Today’s children generally run around in a uniform of T-shirts and jeans — a mode of dress reflective of the casual society in which we live. Wardrobes of past generations of youngsters can give similar insights into what life was like in those times.
Monday, June, 03, 2013 - Worthington Daily Globe - News
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WHS graduate Luke designs Regatta shirt
WORTHINGTON — Attendees at this year’s Windsurfing Regatta and Unvarnished Music Festival will see a lot of green along Sailboard Beach.
Monday, June, 03, 2013 - Worthington Daily Globe - News
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WORTHINGTON — Attendees at this year’s Windsurfing Regatta and Unvarnished Music Festival will see a lot of green along Sailboard Beach.
Monday, June, 03, 2013 - Worthington Daily Globe - News
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Luverne revels in its buffalo
Despite cool weather, festival goes on
LUVERNE — A cool blustery wind and the occasional stray raindrop couldn’t dampen spirits at the area’s first big festival of the summer season — Luverne’s Buffalo Days. The parade went on as planned mid-morning Saturday, and then eager festival-goers headed over to the city park, where more than 100 vendors of food, crafts and other assorted goods awaited them.
Monday, June, 03, 2013 - Worthington Daily Globe - News
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Despite cool weather, festival goes on
LUVERNE — A cool blustery wind and the occasional stray raindrop couldn’t dampen spirits at the area’s first big festival of the summer season — Luverne’s Buffalo Days. The parade went on as planned mid-morning Saturday, and then eager festival-goers headed over to the city park, where more than 100 vendors of food, crafts and other assorted goods awaited them.
Monday, June, 03, 2013 - Worthington Daily Globe - News
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A tale of two cities: Zuehlke co-writes play about partnership's beginnings
WORTHINGTON — On the 60th anniversary of the partnership between Worthington and Crailsheim, Germany, Jessica Zuehlke was part of the delegation that traveled to Germany in 2007 for the milestone sister city festivities. She once again heard the story of how two young pen pals — one European, one American, separated by an ocean and a language barrier — planted the seed that grew and flourished into a strong bond between the two communities.
Saturday, June, 01, 2013 - Worthington Daily Globe - Lifestyle
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WORTHINGTON — On the 60th anniversary of the partnership between Worthington and Crailsheim, Germany, Jessica Zuehlke was part of the delegation that traveled to Germany in 2007 for the milestone sister city festivities. She once again heard the story of how two young pen pals — one European, one American, separated by an ocean and a language barrier — planted the seed that grew and flourished into a strong bond between the two communities.
Saturday, June, 01, 2013 - Worthington Daily Globe - Lifestyle
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Helpful smile in the library aisle: Jo Haugan retires after 36 1/2 years amid the books
WORTHINGTON — Jo Haugan never set out to be a librarian. It was more of an accidental career, something she fell into but resolved to make the best of for the duration — which turned out to be more than 36 years. She joined the staff of the Nobles County Library on Sept. 20, 1976, and will officially retire on the last day of this month.
Saturday, May, 25, 2013 - Worthington Daily Globe - Lifestyle
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WORTHINGTON — Jo Haugan never set out to be a librarian. It was more of an accidental career, something she fell into but resolved to make the best of for the duration — which turned out to be more than 36 years. She joined the staff of the Nobles County Library on Sept. 20, 1976, and will officially retire on the last day of this month.
Saturday, May, 25, 2013 - Worthington Daily Globe - Lifestyle
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Honoring music makers
Concert presentation pays tribute to past director,current students
WORTHINGTON — Tuesday evening’s Band Bash featuring the Worthington High School Trojan and Middle School bands ended on an especially high note — the presentation of a plaque honoring one of the band program’s most beloved past directors, the late Glenn K. Evensen.
Wednesday, May, 15, 2013 - Worthington Daily Globe - News
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Concert presentation pays tribute to past director,current students
WORTHINGTON — Tuesday evening’s Band Bash featuring the Worthington High School Trojan and Middle School bands ended on an especially high note — the presentation of a plaque honoring one of the band program’s most beloved past directors, the late Glenn K. Evensen.
Wednesday, May, 15, 2013 - Worthington Daily Globe - News
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Hayenga joins ownership team at realty office
WORTHINGTON —A big change is under way at Worthington’s Real Estate Retrievers office — although it’s not something that’s visibly noticeable to the general public. This change is behind the scenes.
Monday, May, 13, 2013 - Worthington Daily Globe - Business
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WORTHINGTON —A big change is under way at Worthington’s Real Estate Retrievers office — although it’s not something that’s visibly noticeable to the general public. This change is behind the scenes.
Monday, May, 13, 2013 - Worthington Daily Globe - Business
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Class of 2013: Megan Cavanaugh makes memories during senior year
WORTHINGTON — In less than a week, Megan Cavanaugh will join her classmates, clad in caps and gowns, as they march across the stage and receive their diplomas. That ritualistic exodus from Worthington High School is a moment Megan anticipates with great excitement — although she admits to a bit of trepidation, too. There are some aspects of high school that she will miss. “I like the part where I can see my friends every day,” she said. “But I am getting tired of my classes.
Saturday, May, 11, 2013 - Worthington Daily Globe - Lifestyle
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WORTHINGTON — In less than a week, Megan Cavanaugh will join her classmates, clad in caps and gowns, as they march across the stage and receive their diplomas. That ritualistic exodus from Worthington High School is a moment Megan anticipates with great excitement — although she admits to a bit of trepidation, too. There are some aspects of high school that she will miss. “I like the part where I can see my friends every day,” she said. “But I am getting tired of my classes.
Saturday, May, 11, 2013 - Worthington Daily Globe - Lifestyle
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Cauli-pizza: Veggie crust cuts down carbs
When I first encountered the recipe for cauliflower pizza, I was more aghast than intrigued. “Why would anyone put cauliflower on a pizza?” I thought. “That’s not a good combination.”
Monday, May, 06, 2013 - Worthington Daily Globe - Lifestyle
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When I first encountered the recipe for cauliflower pizza, I was more aghast than intrigued. “Why would anyone put cauliflower on a pizza?” I thought. “That’s not a good combination.”
Monday, May, 06, 2013 - Worthington Daily Globe - Lifestyle
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Colors that POP: Windom artist creates three-dimensional textiles
WINDOM — What if …? Those two simple words figure prominently into Anna Johannsen’s life, whether it be in her job as a teacher or her creative endeavors as an artist. They are the words she lives by — along with a few others. “My mantra is ‘what if?’” explained Anna. “What if I made that into a quilt? That’s how I get my inspiration. My other thing is: How do I know if it will work unless I try it? That’s what I always say to my students. Another one is: Too much is not enough. That’s the Victorian theory — if your house is gaudy, it’s not gaudy enough.”
Saturday, May, 04, 2013 - Worthington Daily Globe - Lifestyle
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WINDOM — What if …? Those two simple words figure prominently into Anna Johannsen’s life, whether it be in her job as a teacher or her creative endeavors as an artist. They are the words she lives by — along with a few others. “My mantra is ‘what if?’” explained Anna. “What if I made that into a quilt? That’s how I get my inspiration. My other thing is: How do I know if it will work unless I try it? That’s what I always say to my students. Another one is: Too much is not enough. That’s the Victorian theory — if your house is gaudy, it’s not gaudy enough.”
Saturday, May, 04, 2013 - Worthington Daily Globe - Lifestyle
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Daily Globe produces promotional video for city
WORTHINGTON — The critics have spoken: A new movie about Worthington has been given a unanimous thumbs up.
Monday, April, 29, 2013 - Worthington Daily Globe - News
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WORTHINGTON — The critics have spoken: A new movie about Worthington has been given a unanimous thumbs up.
Monday, April, 29, 2013 - Worthington Daily Globe - News
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Building for the future
Habitat for Humanity finally moves forward on Luverne project
Monday, April, 29, 2013 - Worthington Daily Globe - News
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Habitat for Humanity finally moves forward on Luverne project
Monday, April, 29, 2013 - Worthington Daily Globe - News
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Reading between the lines: Westbrook woman writes historical account based on mother-in-law's diaries
WESTBROOK — Carolyn Van Loh has never found mother-in-law jokes funny — she just doesn’t get the joke. She cherishes the close relationship she had with her mother-in-law, Betty Van Loh, who died in January 2009. “She was a mother-in-love,” corrected Carolyn, who married Betty’s son, Dave, after meeting at Pillsbury Bible College in Owatonna, and later moved to his family farm near Westbrook.
Saturday, April, 27, 2013 - Worthington Daily Globe - Lifestyle
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WESTBROOK — Carolyn Van Loh has never found mother-in-law jokes funny — she just doesn’t get the joke. She cherishes the close relationship she had with her mother-in-law, Betty Van Loh, who died in January 2009. “She was a mother-in-love,” corrected Carolyn, who married Betty’s son, Dave, after meeting at Pillsbury Bible College in Owatonna, and later moved to his family farm near Westbrook.
Saturday, April, 27, 2013 - Worthington Daily Globe - Lifestyle
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Class of 2013: Caleb Dirksen hopes to see his name in lights someday
WORTHINGTON — Caleb Dirksen has distinguished himself in a lot of areas during his high school career, but despite his many accomplishments, he is resigned to being known as “the guy who wore the dress” in the Worthington High School musical.
Saturday, April, 20, 2013 - Worthington Daily Globe - Lifestyle
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WORTHINGTON — Caleb Dirksen has distinguished himself in a lot of areas during his high school career, but despite his many accomplishments, he is resigned to being known as “the guy who wore the dress” in the Worthington High School musical.
Saturday, April, 20, 2013 - Worthington Daily Globe - Lifestyle
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Mixology: Combine two mixes into one sweet treat
There are bakers out there who turn up their noses at using packaged mixes and insist on making everything from scratch. I am not one of them.
Monday, April, 15, 2013 - Worthington Daily Globe - Lifestyle
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There are bakers out there who turn up their noses at using packaged mixes and insist on making everything from scratch. I am not one of them.
Monday, April, 15, 2013 - Worthington Daily Globe - Lifestyle
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Sam's story: Rock Rapids boy featured in autism documentary
ROCK RAPIDS, Iowa — At age 11, Sam Wessels has already hobnobbed with a lot of important political figures — all the presidential candidates in the last two elections — but he’s quick to quash any speculation about a future in politics. “I don’t think I’m going to be a politician when I grow up,” he offered without even being asked the question. “I’m into politics, but it’s too tough for me.” Sam’s campaign trail stumping has all been on behalf of people with autism — people like himself. His message will reach a broader audience with the release of a documentary, “The United States of Autism,” next week. Sam and his parents are one of 20 families featured in the film.
Saturday, April, 06, 2013 - Worthington Daily Globe - Lifestyle
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ROCK RAPIDS, Iowa — At age 11, Sam Wessels has already hobnobbed with a lot of important political figures — all the presidential candidates in the last two elections — but he’s quick to quash any speculation about a future in politics. “I don’t think I’m going to be a politician when I grow up,” he offered without even being asked the question. “I’m into politics, but it’s too tough for me.” Sam’s campaign trail stumping has all been on behalf of people with autism — people like himself. His message will reach a broader audience with the release of a documentary, “The United States of Autism,” next week. Sam and his parents are one of 20 families featured in the film.
Saturday, April, 06, 2013 - Worthington Daily Globe - Lifestyle
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