LISTEN: Tobacco ordinance, star party, Crailsheim helps Ukraine, illegal ammo and more | April 6, 2022 - The Globe | News, weather, sports from Worthington, Minnesota

By Kari Lucin

April 06, 2022 06:00 AM

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CRIME

Man reportedly found with 346 grams of meth during traffic stop
Mountain Lake woman allegedly uses makeup to damage her mother's property following an argument
Illegal ammo, drugs and stolen property reportedly found in an RV

MORE NEWS

Donkey basketball returns to raise funds for King Turkey Day
School board accepts bids for 2 projects , administrative building and storage building
Worthington woman who visited Ukraine for mission work speaks about the situation there
Community prayer breakfast scheduled

SPORTS

2022 Globe All-Area girls basketball team
The Drill: Lauren Nelson, Worthington girls fast-pitch softball player
Preview: Worthington Trojans boys tennis team

PLUS

The weather ahead .
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By Kari Lucin

A 1999 graduate of Jackson County Central and a 2003 graduate of Augsburg College, Kari Lucin started writing for newspapers in Minnesota and North Dakota in 2006. During her time as a reporter, she covered beats including education, watershed, county and agriculture, and frequently wrote about health and science. She has also served as an online content coordinator and an engagement specialist at various Forum Communications properties. She was a marketing assistant at Iowa Lakes Community College in Estherville for two years, where she did design work in addition to writing and social media management.

Lucin is currently a community editor with the Globe of Worthington.

Email: klucin@dglobe.com
Phone: (507) 376-7319