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Luke to move up to WMS principal

Current assistant principal will replace Clete Lipetzky this summer
WORTHINGTON — When Worthington Middle School Assistant Principal Jeff Luke starts his new position this summer, he won’t have to move far.

March 20, 2009

Bullerman-Hinrichs

Tawni Hinrichs and Jeff Bullerman were married Jan. 17 on the beach in Cancun, Mexico, with Sandy Colmenero officiating.

March 14, 2009

Sons fight for safer food

ST. PAUL — Jeff Almer wants his mother’s death to mean something.

By Don Davis , February 17, 2009

Appel-Wade

Amy Wade and Jeff Appel, together with their parents, Tom and Stacie Wade, Devils Lake, N.D., Dean and Dona Howes, Grand Forks, N.D., and Jan and Steve Appel, Worthington, announce their engagement.

January 24, 2009

Services: Jeff Gravon

Jeff Gravon, 45, of New Prague, formerly of Worthington, died Wednesday, Jan. 21, 2009.

January 23, 2009

Services: Jeff Gravon

Jeff Gravon, 45, of New Prague, formerly of Worthington, died Tuesday, Jan. 20, 2009.

January 22, 2009

Man wrestles Taser from officer

FARGO – A man wrestled a Taser away from a police officer and had to be subdued by police and hospital staff at Innovis Health early Sunday, Sgt. Jeff Skuza said.

By Mike Nowatzki, The Forum , December 08, 2008

Linder named coach of year

WORTHINGTON — From the end of last year, Minnesota West head football coach Jeff Linder knew he was going to have a special team this season.

By Aaron Hagen , November 21, 2008

Interviews under way for city post

City Council plans to complete interviews this weekend
WORTHINGTON — The three remaining candidates for the position of city administrator took part in interviews Friday, and they are expected to continue this weekend. City officials hope to have a decision made by early next week.

September 27, 2008

Running through adversity

WORTHINGTON — The scar on Jeff Meyer’s head stretches eight inches, from the top of his left temple and across his forehead to his right ear. Meyer said the cancerous tumor removed from his brain May 21 was about the size of “a little smoky weenie” and that, after the five-hour surgery, he looked as if someone had placed “a huge nightcrawler” that stuck up “a quarter-inch” on top of his head. Doctors used four titanium screws to reattach to his skull a bone that was removed from Meyer’s forehead to allow them access to the brain. He then suffered through 31 chemotherapy treatments, most of which lasted 25 minutes, while wearing a mask that was bolted to the table underneath him. In many ways, the pain and suffering that Meyer, 48, endured over the past five months can be measured. In many ways, his heart, strength, will and dedication cannot. But, in just over six miles and in less than an hour last Saturday, Meyer proved his resiliency, determination and success.

September 22, 2008

Recount verifies primary results in Murray County

Carlson not ready to concede in county commission race

September 13, 2008

WHS principal resigns, to be replaced by assistant principal

WORTHINGTON — Worthington High School assistant principal Paul Karelis was promoted to principal Friday morning after the resignation of Scott Backer was accepted by the District 518 Board of Education.

August 01, 2008

JCC ag teacher receives Outstanding Educator Award

JACKSON — Jeff Voss became the second consecutive Jackson County Central agriculture teacher to win the prestigious Whitney and Elizabeth MacMillan Foundation Outstanding Educator Award for Academic Coach of the Year and its $10,000 prize on May 28.

June 07, 2008