NEWS
Brief: JCC’s Hartzler wins region Triple ‘A’
JACKSON — Joel Hartzler, a senior at Jackson County Central High School, has been selected to represent Region 3A in the Academics, Arts and Athletic Award Program.By DAILY GLOBE , March 16, 2010
Update: Lakefield's wind energy project on hold
County will still be able to repay Resource Center bondsLAKEFIELD — A massive wind energy project that would have included the building of 134 new 1.5 megawatt wind turbines near Lakefield has been put on hold after the Indianapolis Power & Light Company terminated its power purchase agreement with enXco, the project’s developer.
March 16, 2010
Education Briefs: March 13, 2010
WORTHINGTON — First State Bank Southwest is looking to sponsor a Worthington High School student to attend BestPrep’s Minnesota Business Venture (MBV) program this summer.By DAILY GLOBE , March 16, 2010
Court question: Who decides budget?
ST. PAUL — In the simplest terms, Minnesota’s seven Supreme Court justices are deciding if the Legislature has full control of state spending, or if the governor has a role once a budget is approved.
March 16, 2010
Pawlenty cuts bonding $313 million
ST. PAUL — Fifty-two public works projects across Minnesota such as college building renovations and state trails fell victim to Gov. Tim Pawlenty’s veto pen Monday, and legislative leaders say there is little chance lawmakers will send any more projects to him before he leaves office early next year.
March 16, 2010
Olson Park erosion
Melting snow running off of the ground at Olson Park caused the bank near Sunset Bay to erode up to the bicycle path Monday in Worthington. Recent warm temperatures have melted much of the snow around the area.
March 16, 2010
Addressing water quality
WORTHINGTON — Representatives of the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources and local watershed districts gathered in Worthington Monday afternoon to discuss the state of the state’s waters and the work needed to improve or reduce the growing number of impaired lakes, rivers and streams.March 16, 2010
Brief: Youth invited to dinner, movie
SIBLEY, Iowa — Osceola County Council members are sponsoring a Nutrition Workshop, “Dinner and Movie: “Monsters vs. Aliens” Healthy Snacks,” from 4 to 7 p.m. Saturday at the Presbyterian Church, Sibley.March 16, 2010
Hansen named EMW Teacher of Year
WORTHINGTON — The Education Minnesota — Worthington 2010 Teacher of the Year is herself a product of the Worthington educational system.
March 16, 2010
Slayton woman charged with felony tax fraud
SLAYTON — Charges were filed last week against a Slayton woman who is accused of knowingly filing fraudulent or false tax returns over the course of several years.March 16, 2010
Business brief: SRHW hires new physical therapist
WORTHINGTON —Sanford Regional Hospital Worthington recently hired Glenn Johnson, physical therapist, as the rehabilitation services manager.March 15, 2010
Home and Living Show
Chris Louwagie, Luverne, looks over one of the waterjet cut items offered by Scott Viessman of A-1 Jet, LLC, Sioux Falls, S.D., at the Home and Living Show Saturday in Luverne.
March 15, 2010
Brief: United Way seeks applications
WORTHINGTON — The United Way of Nobles County is now accepting applications from agencies for 2011 funding.March 15, 2010
Business brief: Worthington woman earns credential
CLOVIS, Calif. — Tonya Grothe-Bumgardner of Worthington earned the prestigious Registered Play Therapist-Supervisor credential conferred by the Association for Play Therapy (APT), according to its executive director Bill Burns.March 15, 2010
District 518, other area schools will open before Labor Day
WORTHINGTON (AP) — District 518 and 24 other Minnesota school districts will begin the next academic year Aug. 23, school officials learned Friday. “I think it means an opportunity to get seven to 10 days more of academic opportunity to do better on test results,” said District 518 Superintendent John Landgaard.March 15, 2010
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