Letters to the Editor and Editorials
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A friend suggested we try paintball.
Q. I’m only 30, but several of my family members have high cholesterol and heart disease. I’ve heard that oatmeal is good for the heart. Is th…
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Great things are happening in downtown Le Sueur!
National Entrepreneurship Week takes place each year in late February. This is a wonderful opportunity to celebrate the entrepreneurs that are…
Hello recycling aficionados and friends. Well, I’m not calling it a winter yet, but that 38 degrees felt kind of good and has me thinking spri…
In a documentary a few years ago on “The Mayo Clinic: Faith, Hope, Science,” Ken Burns not only omitted Dr. Mayo’s practice in Le Sueur but al…
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I was playing the part of me.
As the cold winds of winter tire and slow, you should start planning your vegetable garden. Planning for an unknown growing season can be a li…
We all depend on healthy soil and clean water. We also owe our children and grandchildren a stable climate and a livable planet. These two iss…
It has been great to speak with so many of my neighbors in District 20A over the past month. In our conversations, two main concerns emerged. …
Positive relationships can be just as important as nutrition and physical activity to our health and well-being. And, even though relationship…
My father was the last owner of every car titled in his name.
This week, we had an early release on Tuesday, Feb. 9 for staff development and conferences for K-8 staff. We also had an all district staff p…
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After a harrowing year, we are starting to see the light at the end of the tunnel. COVID-19 cases are trending downward, vaccinations are up, …
We continue to face the challenges of COVID-19 together and look to the hope offered by the roll out of vaccines. While we continue to move fo…
The giving spirit of our region is truly remarkable. On Feb. 1, Greater Mankato Area United Way reached our campaign goal of $2.06 million to …
We humans have learned the hard way that in order to avoid the pestilence wandering about the land, measures must be taken to insure our conti…
Q. I was just diagnosed with high blood pressure. Am I doomed to flavorless and boring foods?
The Le Sueur Public Services Department had many undertakings in 2020, and 2021 will be another year filled with exciting projects happening t…
I’ll admit it, I’ve never milked almonds.
“Devastating.”
Well 2020 was quite the year, one that we all would like to forget but will never do so!
The wind gained speed as it blew through the cracks of the old house.
For over 35 years, Partners for Housing (PFH) has been addressing the needs of individuals in the region who have found themselves in housing …
When I took the oath of office for the second time on Jan. 5, I promised to uphold the constitutions of both the United States and Minnesota. …
One of the hardest things for me in my practice is determining what medication would be the best choice for a patient. There often isn’t a pre…
It is my honor to represent the communities of District 20A in St. Paul. I look forward to serving you over the course of the next two years. …
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