Meeker County commissioners approved “protocol and public participation policies” last week that stiffen attendance requirements for the County Board. The 4-1 vote during the board’s July 23 meeting sets a policy that, among other things, prohibits virtual meeting participation except when allowed for medical restrictions or a family emergency.
Get ready for four days of fun at the Meeker County Fair. The fair runs today (Aug.
Financial incentives for adoptive and kin guardianship parents might help improve outcomes for children leaving the state’s foster system, according to a June study of changed Minnesota policy. The study focuses on payment equalization policy, which was part of Minnesota’s January 2015 Northstar child welfare policy reform.
Friday, Aug. 2 Maple Lake (5) vs.
The Biblical tale of Joseph and his prized coat is an ancient one from the Old Testament, but it won’t feel and sound that way when Litchfield Community Theatre presents the musical “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat” by Andrew Lloyd Weber and Tim Rice. “It’s a popular show for audiences and multiple generations,” said Tim Nelson, director and musical director.
Filing for Litchfield School Board opens Tuesday, July 30, with three seats up for election in November. All three seats are fouryear terms, beginning Jan.
Meeker County Community School Supply Drive Committee has launched its 24th annual drive. Last year’s school supply drive provided assistance to more than 275 students in Meeker County.
Pianist, composer, conductor and producer Jerry Nelson is familiar with performing in small towns and huge cities. He will bring his concert to the area in a homecoming of sorts 7 p.m. Friday, Aug. 2, at Dassel History Center.
There is an old, wise tale that speaks well to the levels of commitment A young pig and fledgling hen became good friends. They thought of doing a business venture together. The young hen suggested opening a restaurant. The pig thought that was a fantastic idea and then asked what their specialty meal would be. The hen replied, “How about ham-negg omelets? We can both contribute our part.”The pig thought for a moment and said: “No thanks. I would have to give up everything, whereas you would only give a contribution.”