THE ROSEAU SCHOOL BOARD, THIS WEEK, HEARD THAT A JAMES AND PATRICIA OSLUND SCHOLARSHIP HAS BEEN ESTABLISHED;
WHICH WOULD PROVIDE TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS ANNUALLY FROM THE OSLUND FAMILY TRUST FOR ROSEAU GRADUATES.
JAMES OSLUND GRADUATED FROM ROSEAU HIGH SCHOOL IN THE LATE 1940’S; AND LATER WAS ONE OF THE HEAD ENGINEERS FOR THE NASA SPACE PROGRAM IN THE 1960’S AND 1970’S.
THE MINNESOTA PUBLIC FACILITIES AUTHORITY HAS AWARDED JUST OVER THREE MILLION DOLLARS IN ONE PERCENT LOANS TO THE CITY OF RED LAKE FALLS FOR SANITARY SEWER REHABILITATION AND WATER MAIN REPLACEMENT.
THE MINNESOTA P.F.A. ALSO AWARDED INFRASTRUCTURE FUNDING TO TRACY AND HAMBURG, MINNESOTA.
LIFECARE MEDICAL CENTER HAS A FLU VACCINE CLINIC NEXT TUESDAY (November 26/ 3:30-5:30 PM) AFTERNOON AT THE WARROAD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL HEALTH OFFICE.
THERE ARE FLU SHOT CLINICS NEXT MONTH ALSO; DECEMBER 5TH AT THE ROSEAU SCHOOL COMMONS …. DECEMBER 10TH AT THE BADGER SCHOOL GYM …. AND DECEMBER 12TH AT THE GREENBUSH SCHOOL LIBRARY.
MINN POST REPORTS SOME 7TH DISTRICT REPUBLICANS ARE NOT HAPPY WITH FORMER LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR MICHELLE FISCHBACH’S ENTRY IN THE CONGRESSIONAL RACE, AND SUBSEQUENT ENDORSEMENTS BY U.S. HOUSE MINORITY LEADER KEVIN McCARTHY AND MINNESOTA REPUBLICAN LEADERS PAUL GAZELKA AND KURT DAUDT.
FISCHBACH IS HOPING TO RUN AGAINST LONGTIME DFL CONGRESSMAN COLLIN PETERSON NEXT NOVEMBER.
DAVE HUGHES OF KARLSTAD IS SEEKING THE REPUBLICAN NOD FOR A THIRD TIME; HE TELLS MINN POST THOSE HIGH RANKING REPUBLICANS ARE “BASICALLY GIVING THE MIDDLE FINGER TO THE WHOLE ENDORSING PROCESS”.
FOUR AIRLINES, INCLUDING CURRENT CARRIER BOUTIQUE, ARE BIDDING TO PROVIDE ESSENTIAL AIR SERVICE FROM THIEF RIVER FALLS.
THE FOUR HAVE SUBMITTED PROPOSALS TO THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION.
THE ROSEAU COUNTY BOARD, LAST WEEK, HEARD FROM MYLES HOGENSON WITH THE ROSEAU COUNTY TRAILBLAZERS, WHO SAID THEY’LL NEED A LARGE AMOUNT OF MONEY TO REPAIR FLOOD-DAMAGED TRAILS NORTH OF ROSEAU.
HOGENSON ALSO SAID THE ROSEAU TO WARROAD RAILBED HAS BEEN APPROVED AS AN OFF-HIGHWAY VEHICLE GRANT-IN-AID TRAIL.
ROSEAU GIRLS HOCKEY PLAYERS ANIKA STOSKOPF AND KAYLA SANTL HAVE SIGNED LETTERS OF INTENT TO PLAY COLLEGE PUCKS AT BEMIDJI STATE UNIVERSITY.
THE ROSEAU CITY COUNCIL, EARLIER THIS MONTH, HEARD THAT A STUDY OF POTENTIAL SUBDIVISION CONSTRUCTION SHOWED LAND ACQUISITION AND INFRASTRUCTURE WOULD COST BETWEEN THIRTY-FIVE AND FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS PER LOT.
HOUSTON ENGINEERING SUGGESTED DEVELOPING LARGER LOTS, OF A HALF-ACRE OR MORE, AND NO MORE THAN TWENTY LOTS.
THE COUNCIL DISCUSSION WAS RELATED TO THE CITY’S COMFORT LEVEL IN THE COST OF CREATING MORE BUILDING LOTS.
A ‘WIC’ CLINIC IS TODAY AND TOMORROW AT LIFECARE MEDICAL CENTER IN ROSEAU.
RECENT STUDIES SAY LONELINESS AND ISOLATION ARE MAJOR CONCERNS FOR MANY SENIOR CITIZENS.
WILL PHILLIPS, THE STATE DIRECTOR FOR AARP/MINNESOTA, SAYS THOSE CONCERNS BECOME MORE PRONOUNCED AS WINTER SETS IN; AND THE RESULTS ARE STARTLING, ESPECIALLY WHEN CONSIDERING GENDER.
PHILLIPS SAYS MINNESOTA’S CHALLENGES ARE UNIQUE, GIVEN THE STATE’S GEOGRAPHY, LONG WINTERS AND LACK OF PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION.
NATURAL WAY MILLS OF MIDDLE RIVER CONTINUES IT’S MISSION OF SELLING ORGANICALLY GROWN WHOLE GRAINS, FLOUR, CEREALS AND LEGUMES.
RAY JUHL STARTED THE BUSINESS IN 1973, AND SAYS THEY STILL SELL A WIDE VARIETY OF PRODUCTS.
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