Glencoe Regional Health employee reunion
Retired employees of Glencoe Regional Health are invited to attend a reunion 1 p.m. Wednesday, Sept.
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Ridgewater Foundation reunion looks ahead
Reconnecting was the goal of the first Ridgewater College Foundation Board Member Reunion Sept. 11 in Spicer.
LINDA C. BLACK HOROSCOPES
Nancy Black, Tribune Content Agency TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (09/19/24). Career expansion delights this year.
God provides, often in beautiful ways
The heavens declare the glory of God; the skies proclaim the work of his hands. Day after day they pour forth speech; night after night they reveal knowledge.
Dragons roll over Foley with big plays
Three scoring plays of at least 70 yards Litchfield’s offense displayed its explosiveness as the Dragons picked up their second win of the season Friday. The Dragons, 2-1, had three scoring plays longer than 70 yards as they handled Foley 2813 at Litchfield High School field.
Litchfield falls to Hutchinson
While there haven’t been any team wins to celebrate, the Litchfield girls swimming and diving team is still finding success. That’s the message of coach Ashlynn Mattson, who said she’s seen improvement in several individual swimmers even though the Dragons have ended up on the wrong end of the final score.
Trio of three-set wins boost Dragons
Litchfield went the distance to in three matches as it powered past Wright County Conference neighbor Hutchinson for a 6-1 win Monday at Hutchinson. The Dragons needed three three-set wins to secure the win, which helped avenge a dual meet loss to the Tigers last season.
BACK THEN
20 YEARS AGO: NEWS FROM THE ISSUE OF SEPT. 23, 2004 This was supposed to be a non-election year for state Sen. Steve Dille. But less than two months before the general election, the Dassel Republican finds himself in campaign mode, not fending off a challenge from a Democratic opponent, but making a pitch to members of his own party instead. Dille said Monday he will run for Senate minority leader in the wake of the announcement that Sen. Dick Day of Owatonna this past weekend that he would step down from the position when Republican caucus elections are held Nov. 4. “I believe I have the right temperament, legislative experience, leadership skills and the correct balance between partisanship and bipartisan legislative problem solving to do the kind of job the public wants,” Dille said. “The public wants legislative leadership that gets our work done in an efficient and moderate to conservative way with a minimal amount of partisan bickering and with a level of bipartisanship to achieve necessary compromises so work can be finished on time.”