It has been a fabulous year for us here at Waterville Fisheries.
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The last time I wrote a column about the turmoil at the Department of Human Services was the end of July. At the time, the agency was in the midst of significant staff chaos. Two deputy commissioners had resigned, then un-resigned. The top commissioner, Tony Lourey, and his chief of staff re…
Each November, we celebrate our military veterans on Veterans Day and give thanks for our blessings on Thanksgiving Day. But did you know that during November, family caregivers are recognized and celebrated? Caregiving is one of the most important jobs someone can do. Whether you are taking…
Have you started Christmas shopping? According to the National Retail Federation, we’re in for historic holiday sales and spending, with about a 4% increase from last year and creating a possible $730 billion in sales.
The tradition of gift-giving at Christmas time, it is said, dates all the way back to that first Christmas when the visiting magi came to the manger bearing their gifts of gold, frankincense and myrrh. Since that time, people have celebrated the birth of the Christ child or just acknowledged…
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Congratulations to the Waseca boys basketball team on their silver medal win March 23!
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The tradition of gift-giving at Christmas time, it is said, dates all the way back to that first Christmas when the visiting magi came to the manger bearing their gifts of gold, frankincense and myrrh. Since that time, people have celebrated the birth of the Christ child or just acknowledged…
Let’s be careful out there, especially this weekend.
Alison Mackie, Brent Lehnen, Brendan Kroehler.
A Waseca resident’s suggestion that the City Council reduce property assessments for those seriously impacted by September’s floods and sewer backups is understandable.
There are certain benefits to working in the public sector: job stability and good benefits among them.
