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Tattling Tweets may lead to trouble
District 518, P.D. get gossip site suspendedWORTHINGTON — Worthington District 518 Administrator John Landgaard has half a page of hand-written names of high school students and graduates who played some role in a Twitter account established Monday that was used to spread gossip about WHS classmates.
By Julie Buntjer , July 11, 2012
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Second Annual 'All Day Fore Africa': Building a bridge between continents through golf
WORTHINGTON — Father Leszek Czelusniak has accumulated many experiences throughout his lifetime.
He knows exactly what it’s like to live in one of the most impoverished regions of Rwanda, having dedicated his life to the people and children in the town on Kibeho.
However, until Wednesday he didn’t know anything about the game of golf.
July 21, 2011
The call of the wild: Kristi Kuhl begins year-long ministry in Alaska
WORTHINGTON — Armed with one bulging suitcase, an old guitar and an exceedingly positive attitude, Kristi Kuhl arrived in Chugiak, Alaska, in early June to begin a year-long internship in youth ministry at Our Redeemer Lutheran Church.
By Jane Turpin Moore , July 14, 2011
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Worthington, Minn., golfers to play golf all day to raise money for Africa
WORTHINGTON — Last year Kate Lesnar had the idea of playing as much golf as she could in one day to raise money for the St. Stanislaus school in Kibeho, Rwanda, an event she named ‘All Day Fore Africa.’
Back then she had no way of telling how big the event would eventually become.
July 13, 2011
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Magnus proposes state-owned casino in Minneapolis
ST. PAUL — Sen. Doug Magnus, R-Slayton, will introduce a bill on the Senate floor this morning proposing to renovate a downtown Minneapolis block into a state-owned casino complete with upscale restaurants and roof-top venues.
By Julie Buntjer , May 04, 2011
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USPS considers closing Harris post office
HARRIS, Iowa — Two employees of the U.S. Postal Service faced a hostile crowd in Harris Thursday during a discussion about closing the town’s post office.
April 29, 2011
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AGCO breaks ground for new facility, ready to aid local economy with 110 new jobs
JACKSON — With wind-whipped rain smacking against their faces, AGCO officials and dignitaries stuck their golden-colored shovels into a gravel base late Tuesday morning to celebrate the groundbreaking of a major expansion project at the AGCO facility in Jackson.
By Julie Buntjer , April 26, 2011
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Gallery + Story: Fire department restores its antique fire truck, Ol' Betsy
Adrian revamps its 1927 W.S. Nott fire truckADRIAN — The vehicle that now occupies a stall at the Adrian fire hall bears little resemblance to the vehicle that was previously parked there. The rust and dirt have been replaced by shiny chrome, lustrous red paint and gorgeous wood grain.
By Beth Rickers , April 18, 2011
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Ron Wood likely to become interim president of Southwest Minnesota State University
WORTHINGTON — Minnesota State Colleges and Universities Chancellor James H. McCormick will recommend Ron Wood, former president of Minnesota West Community and Technical College, to serve as interim president of Southwest Minnesota State University, Marshall.
April 15, 2011
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Forum addresses higher education needs, aligning MNWest with SMSU
WORTHINGTON — Changing demographics and the current fiscal deficit have undoubtedly impacted those within the realm of higher education.
April 06, 2011
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A remarkable journey: Herminio Lopez overcomes life’s challenges on way to Worthington
WORTHINGTON — Chasing the American Dream was not one of Herminio Nuñez Lopez’s aspirations. Truthfully, Lopez has never planned for much in his life. If he had ever planned for his future, he believes it wouldn’t have developed as perfectly as it has thus far.
April 01, 2011
A man of many stories: Retired educator Ken Thompson experienced Iwo Jima landing
WORTHINGTON — From St. Paul Johnson High School to Hamline University to Iwo Jima to a 36-year career as a teacher, coach and athletic director at Worthington High School, 90-year-old Ken Thompson has enjoyed a wealth of memorable experiences few could rival.
By Les Knutson , March 30, 2011
Worthington athletic officials react to Minnesota State High School League's new section assignments
WORTHINGTON — When Worthington High School athletic teams prepare for the postseason next year, things will be a little different for a few of the teams.
By Aaron Hagen , March 15, 2011
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Wind farm developer to pay county, townships for road damage
WORTHINGTON — Nobles County Commissioners on Tuesday approved a modification to the development agreement between the county and enXco that will have the company paying for necessary road repairs rather than contracting for the work to be done.
By Julie Buntjer , February 22, 2011
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