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Letter: With HLWD, it seems some have short memories

This letter is in response to the person who wrote to say that one of the speakers at the meeting of the HLWD was a Jackson County commissioner who did not live within the boundaries of the watershed district and that the proposed WMD would not affect him.

By LeRoy K. Peterson, Slayton , November 04, 2011

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Collins found not guilty of first-degree murder, guilty of second-degree murder

Collins found not guilty of first-degree murder, guilty of second-degree murder Witnesses had seen Jackson man stab brother at Lakefield's Colonial Manor
MANKATO — Tyron Collins was found not guilty of first-degree murder, but guilty of two counts of second-degree murder Friday in Blue Earth County District Court, according to Jackson County Attorney Robert O’Connor.

October 28, 2011

Letter: HLWD and few memory lapses

Having returned from out of town, I was interested to read the account of the Heron Lake Watershed District 10-year plan meeting hosted by the Board of Water and Soil Resources.

By LeRoy K. Peterson, Slayton , October 21, 2011

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Letter: Writer says no 'misinformation' was spread about HLWD plan

This letter is in response to Julie Buntjer’s article appearing Oct. 15 titled “WMD plan under fire.” The title was correct along with most of the article, except for one paragraph.

By Merle Hassebroek, HLWD taxpayer, Worthington , October 19, 2011

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Letter: Many at Watershed District meeting unwilling to listen

I attended the Board of Water and Soil Resources meeting about the Heron Lake Watershed District’s proposed Watershed Management Plan on Thursday evening. I have to say the Jackson County commissioner did a good job of getting people to the meeting.

By Al Jensen, Heron Lake , October 19, 2011

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Water Management District plan draws criticism at public hearing

'Another tax,' appointed board are two complaints heard
HERON LAKE — More than 20 people who live within the outline of a proposed Water Management District (WMD) in the Heron Lake Watershed provided comment to members of the Minnesota Board of Water and Soil Resources Thursday night regarding additional fees they could be assessed if a WMD plan is approved.

By Julie Buntjer , October 14, 2011

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Letter: It's time to dissolve HLWD

Jackson County Commissioner David Henkels has done a good job in researching and notifying his constituents of the intent of the HLWD to raise their taxes any time that they feel they should have some more money to spend.

By LeRoy K. Peterson, Slayton , October 12, 2011

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Letter: 80% tax increase proposed for HLWD property owners

The Heron Lake Watershed District is currently renewing its 10-year Water Management Plan (WMP) to include the creation of a Water Management District funding mechanism to potentially generate $2 million in additional local revenue through tax assessments for projects.

By David Henkels, Jackson County Commissioner, Heron Lake , October 07, 2011

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Heron Lake teacher will start GPS project

Heron Lake teacher will start GPS project HERON LAKE —Southwest Star Concept Elementary School teacher Rob Graef is finding a new way to preserve history in the Heron Lake-Okabena area.

September 26, 2011

At Minnesota's state fair, nobody does it butter

At Minnesota's state fair, nobody does it butter Heron Lake sisters sculpted by 40-year veteran of Princess Kay of the Milky Way tradition
FALCON HEIGHTS — Clad in fleece pants rated to withstand temperatures of 20 below zero, a thermal fleece vest, thermal jacket, thick socks, rubber gloves and a non-porous rain suit, butter sculptor Linda Christensen didn’t waste any time after stepping into the rotating cooler Sunday inside the Dairy Building on the Minnesota State Fairgrounds.

By Julie Buntjer , September 05, 2011

AMATEUR BASEBALL: Cardinals sink Tracy, 11-4

WILMONT — After Tracy scored four runs in the top of the sixth to pull within one run on the scoreboard Sunday afternoon, the top-seeded Wilmont Cardinals answered with six runs in the bottom half of the frame and went on to claim an 11-4 victory over the seventh-seeded Express in an elimination game of the Gopher League amateur baseball playoffs.

By Daily Globe , July 24, 2011

AMATEUR BASEBALL: A’s rally past Cardinals, 4-3

AMATEUR BASEBALL: A’s rally past Cardinals, 4-3 WILMONT — For seven innings, the Wilmont Cardinals were in control of Friday night’s amateur baseball game.

July 23, 2011

AMATEUR BASEBALL: Heron Lake wins battle of Lakers

AMATEUR BASEBALL: Heron Lake wins battle of Lakers JACKSON — Receiving a stellar pitching effort from Lon Eichenberger and a 4-for-4 performance at the plate — including four RBIs — from No. 9 hitter Lucas Knutson, the Heron Lake Lakers defeated Mountain Lake, 8-1, Wednesday night in an opening round First Nite League amateur baseball playoff game at Wacker Field.

By Les Knutson , July 21, 2011

AMATEUR BASEBALL ROUNDUP: Barnstormers top Searles

SEARLES — Rob Peterson did it all for the Southwest Barnstormers’ amateur baseball team over the weekend, picking up the win on the mound and contributing a pair of doubles and an RBI in a 9-3 victory against Searles.

By Daily Globe , July 18, 2011

AMATEUR BASEBALL: Olson sparks Luverne to 5-1 victory against Adrian

ADRIAN — Zach Olson did a little bit of everything for the Luverne Redbirds in Wednesday’s amateur baseball game against Adrian.

July 13, 2011

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