Story archive for June 2007

Saturday, June 30

• Vaudeville acts, with host David Stoddard on Art Center stage tonight

• VP visits Fergus Falls on July 4, 1907

• Minnesota 2020 on the mark

• Fern Mauer celebrates 90th birthday

• "Thanks A Million"

• Perham vets museum offers free addmission July 4th

• Lin Enger to teach writing workshop

• Stroke, osteoporosis screenings planned

• Belar attends digital library annual meeting

• Noon Kiwanis to sponsor Harlem Ambassadors

• Nitz promoted to colonel in air force

• Mission is to promote independent lifestyles and enrich life of seniors

• Not just another number

• Video connects families with soldiers

• FFHS grad Bradt wins first professional tournament

• Karsten remembered as outdoorsman, entrepreneur

• Ask A Trooper

• Jungbauer: Humans have little impact on global warming

• Soldiers: ‘Things have improved’

• A Center for the Arts is buzzing with activity

• Liliacs need lots of sun, but just a little food

• Prairie Fire Children’s Theatre has openings for day camp

• Tales from the Bark Side

• VFW installs its 2007-2008 officers

• Birthday

• LRAC has open board position

• Veterans Museum hosts patriotic program, ‘Let Freedom Zing’

• Jewelry Making Workshop scheduled today in New York Mills

• Beilke, Gudmundson join Lake Region Arts Council board

Friday, June 29

• White Babe Ruth team rallies past Moorhead

• Fred Evenson Memorial coming up July 20

• U12 girls post 4-1 victory

• Tuel, Cavanagh qualify for Minnesota State Open

• Hurley breaks 18-year-old swim record

• Possible Lake Olaf outlet to be discussed

• A home away from home

• Art of the Lakes plans studio tour

• Local French teacher wins money to help students

• What's Happening?

• Veterans parade set for Saturday at MN Vets Home in Fergus

• Eagles taken off endangered list

• Count the trees, plants, volcanoes and fires

• Thanks for use of Swan Lake Resort

• Holte to return to mission in Guatemala

• Church News Briefs

• Abstinence still the right choice for one woman

• City of Elizabeth Residential Anti-displacement and Relocation Assistance Plan

• Leek Probate

• Jail time given for driving impaired

• Man charged with receiving stolen goods

• Churches burglarized Sunday

• Pelican Rapids man dies in plane crash

• Water act wording at issue

Thursday, June 28

• Hurricanes suffer 4-2 loss to Braves

• Cordahl's hat trick helps U14 team triumph

• Fergus VFW claims pair

• Care licenses approved

• Motorcycle ride gives back to county veterans

• Inspiration Peak offers view of four counties

• County museum updates exhibits

• Take in the Otter Tail County Fair

• Clitherall Lake residents seek relief from high water

• Detroit lakes folksinger Briggs performs in New York Mills

• Corn dress artist returns to NYM

• Parkers Prairie couple named Farm Family of Year for county

• Horse enthusiasts invited to Mahnomen County Fair show

• PRCA rodeo Aug. 16-18 at Red Horse Ranch Arena

• Energy Act should put state in forefront

• FF’s Olson competes in livestock show

• 4th of July increases potential for accidents

• Power surge sets off fire alarms in town

• Resort visit brings back memories of childhood when parents owned Barky’s

• County approves licenses Tuesday

• FF students beat state writing scores

• U12 girls post 4-3 victory

• LPGA has a ton of impressive, young golfers

• Time at hand for Twins to take a cold, hard look

• Red, White teams win

Wednesday, June 27

• Donley Foreclosure

• Substitute Teachers Workshop June 28-29

• Nursing scholarship recipients

• If it’s wet, Oberstar says regulate it

• River Bend residents enjoyed parade

• Thankful to sponsors

• Fought for nation and Christian principles

• Potential is always there for a better performance

• Lia to fill important position

• Man accused of writing bad check

• Woman arrested for alleged meth possession

• Car backfires, ignites car

• No damage from hit and run

• Sentenced stayed for driving after revocation

• Bathroom vandalized at Best Western

• Driver allegedly possessed drugs

• Otter Tail Power Relay for Life fund raiser June 28

• Education materials available on smoking ban

• Long-time partnership

• High water will mean healthy mosquito count

• Cruising Otter Tail in style

• County has tentative agreement

• Sledders to hold party

• U19 Cyclones hand Heartland 2-1 setback

• U14 Cyclones top Alexandria 6-3

• Perham nine takes pair from Fergus

Tuesday, June 26

• FF soldiers in Iraq to be on Fargo radio show Friday

• Work begins for strip mall on FF’s west side

• FF school bond sale goes as expected

• Downstairs ruckus is trouble

• Let’s keep our lakes healthy

• Cheney has usurped constitutional powers

• Village Co-op charity rummage sale a success

• FF Marching Band, Quality Circuits deserve credit

• Summerfest parade, band were great

• Flag means a lot to servicemen

• Woman cited for making threats

• Name of victim released

• Bullet holes, shell casings found

• Gift store owners brighten up downtown Ashby

• Peterson part of Ashby baseball’s glory years

• Nature: good for what ails ya

• Pheasant numbers look good but trouble looms

• Carney Foreclosure

• District 544 Request for Bids

• Otter Tail County Planning Commission Notice Of Public Hearing

• School Board of Independent School District No. 544 Minutes

• Swimmer’s itch reported on several area lakes

• United Way hires new director

• Cordahl scores twice in 4-0 decision

• Heidorn lifts U12 National girls over Bemidji 2-1

• U14 girls clobber Alexandria

• Fisher posts eights firsts at Alexandria

• White squad trims Wheaton 3-2 in eight innings

• Red Falcons whip Detroit Lakes 11-3

Monday, June 25

• Crazy Days, county fair great reasons to visit FF

• Cuts won’t affect programs for children of migrants

• Friends from many places

• Evansville firefighter directs horse-drawn wagon train

• FF Police investigating death

• Girl receives minor injuries from car

• A dozen chickens killed

• 30 years of memories

• Meis new designs by Dave manager

• Wadena conservation district wins award for water quality monitoring

• Deep roots

• Congressman defends federal water program

• Watching Mr. Wizard was intriguing

• Complaining letter an embarrassment

• Take concerns to parade committee

• Thanks for care and support

• Heart breaks for families of fallen

• Harsh words inexcusable

• Congratulations to Matt Soberg

• Lake association supports boat checks at public accesses

• Letter has gained support for band

• U19 Cyclones saddle Detroit Lakes with 3-0 loss

• Loons stop Hurricanes

Saturday, June 23

• Keep the shears out of iris for healthy blooms next year

• Mold exposure poses health risks

• Tales from the Bark Side

• Ask A Trooper

• Fergus grad back from Africa work

• Otter Tail upgrades Canby area line

• Sweet repeat for Scout Johnson

• Otter Tail Lake boat cruise planned in August

• Educators take aim at cycle deaths

• County rates in boating survey

• Population growth seen

• Historic mill attracts artists, historians and others

• A positive light

• Field Opheim prepares show for Big Apple

• Billings ovulation method offered

• Garden club hosts contest

• Open House at historic Bergquist Cabin

• Publishers weekly best-sellers

• Local hospital in line with treatment averages

• Salvation Army plans summer picnic

• Bike Club to ride from Cormorant Tuesday

Friday, June 22

• Minnewaska U16 girls blank Cyclones 5-0

• U12 Cyclones shade Heartland 2-1

• Fergus Legion roars back

• St. James summer festival July 29

• Youth groups team up to help

• Couple has lifetime of service in Rothsay

• Grace Methodist VBS progam begins July 11

• Vandalism reported at OLV

• Otter Tail ahead of curve on renewable energy

• Eldien selected as local Law Officer of the Year

• What's Happening?

• Lobbyist to speak on proposed expansion of water regulations

• Mandernach should give up her job

• ‘Pirates’ going downhill fast

• A bouquet of flowers or perhaps some balloons?

• Step in and do it yourself

• Trinity youth gear up for more appearances

• Salvation Army plans summer picnic Sunday

• Tonseth Church plans benefit picnic

• VBS at Calvary Free Lutheran

• Trinity Lutheran Church plans VBS

• Phelps Mill pie sale to benefit Health Resources

• Vaudeville history has rich legacy

• Henning Festival Run-Walk Saturday

• Area jobless rate above last year

• Weller gains four victories for Flyers

Thursday, June 21

• In Friday's Journal

• A gem of a park

• A vision thief

• Pilot in crop duster crash identified

• Two hurt in crash on West Lincoln Avenue

• Findings to be released in Guardsman shooting

• Concert in the Park tonight in FF

• Otter Tail Lake property owners meeting Saturday

• Las Vegas or the open road?

• City taking a gamble

• A special thank you to dog lovers

• Nowell letter was very appreciated

• Sister Cities partnership a wonderful celebration

• Criticism of marching band just plain mean

• School would be better use of RTC

• Rothsay area farmer to host strip tillage expo in August

• East OTC Dairy Princess

• Otter Tail County Notice of Public Hearing

• Commissioners renew liquor licenses in Otter Tail County

• FF Iraq veteran lauds military camaraderie

• MSCTC tuition hike 3.8 percent

• Legislators call meeting to discuss high water issues

• City begins attack on Dutch elm disease

• Living a fireman’s dream

• Williams found guilty of arson

• Ottertail native dies in work accident

• U12 Cyclones suffer first loss

• Tiger far from being treed

• Hurricanes hand Lakers 16-1 defeat

Wednesday, June 20

• Turtle Lake negotiations continue

• Dunn Foreclosue

• A case for eminent domain

• We can have a world class system

• Deer Creek fire claims home

• Fleet Farm reports tool theft

• Operation Happy Note receives boost from national publicity

• Seattle man on coast-to-coast bike trip for peace

• Residents raise bridge plan issues

• Fergus Falls crop duster crashes in field

• Fergus Guard soldiers could be home as early as July 23

• Fergus Legion splits pair with Thief River Falls

Tuesday, June 19

• Nohre returns to Elbow Inn as the owner

• Plans under way for library expansion

• Sentence set in firearm case

• Boaters ride safety wave in county

• Despite heavy rains, many crops are OK

• Study: Some feathered favorites losing ground

• Too many breaks in festival parade

• Just where did that word come from?

• OF NOTE

• Perham’s Turtle Fest this week

• Great reflection on high school

• Man pleads guilty to shooting wolf

• Duck Stamps go on sale in unprecedented event

• WWII veterans grateful for trip, homecoming

• Fur trapper receives hefty state sentence

• Doe Summons

• Miller Notice of Foreclosure Sale

• Rupp’s focuses on providing good service

• Online classes fair deal

• City to buy Kirkbride for a buck

• U12 Cyclones improve to 4-0

• Babe Ruth White squad romps

Monday, June 18

• Grant County wagon train rolls on

• Florida fugitive caught in county

• Domestic assault, other charges filed

• Man charged with Saturday burglary

• Shot into ceiling brings charge

• Carnegie course set

• Seeds 2000 adds breeder

• Trailside Outpost thriving

• Why not print the other side of farm subsidy story?

• A heartfelt thank you for rescue

• A wonderful learning opportunity for children

• Native lakeshore program planned

• LeRoys were boys of summer

• Fergus Falls City Notice of Public Hearing

• Kudos on generous donation

• Colorado resident looks back on his days in Fergus Falls as ‘extraordinary moment’

• Program puts more kids in college

• Pull adds hint of biodiesel

Sunday, June 17

• U16 Cyclones tally first win

• Post 30 gains split

• Bengtson, LaPorte pace FF runners in Grandma's

• Fisher claims eight swim victories

Saturday, June 16

• ‘International week’ opens in Fergus Falls

• Relay for Life honorary chairpersons announced

• Hospice mission to provide compassionate care to terminally ill

• Otter Tail County food exhibit runs through October

• Purpose of life not always definable

• Teen dance in Barrett cancelled

• Book signing at museum Tuesday

• Quilt show scheduled in Perham

• Duck saga continues as it explores its world

• Glendalough offers birding hikes in June

• Coffee House hosts Michael Hauser

• Family fishing event planned for FOCAS

• FF Marching Band to appear in Vikingland Band Festival

• Organizations receive grants

• Art of the Lakes workshops

• Friends of Phelps Mills host art show

• 10th annual Cormorant art show planned July14-15

• Lake Region Arts Council awards operating support grants

• Gourde featured artist at Paynesville shop

• ‘Prelude to a Kiss’ opens Tuesday

• Mark your calendars: Phelps Mill Festival is scheduled July 14 and 15

• Evansville Arts Coalition fundraiser is today

• Senior Center seeking tax-aide volunteer for 2008

• Honeybee die-off could be serious

• Viking Bookmobile schedule

• Hospice sponsors golf tourney

• Kulla a winner in Twins lottery scratch game

• Foundation helps foster kids

• Refugee to speak at Pelican library

• Ask A Trooper

• More gas bills go unpaid

• Law career leads to key RTC project role

• Details on bridge plan available

• Fergus brothers compete in history

• Berg just wanted a little more

• Slow down if you wish to show your patriotism

• Transportation bill was essential

• Congratulations to our fireworks fundraisers

• Time to blow off smoking debate

• HD Fatboy fundraiser to benefit Hospice

Friday, June 15

• Red Falcons nip Breck 4-3

• Cyclones blank Alexandria 5-0

• Post 30 suffers two losses in Red River Classic

• What's Happening?

• Trinity Lutheran Church plans VBS

• Aastad WELCA meets Thursday

• Folden Church celebrates 125th anniversary

• NWMN Synod ELCA bishop-elect has strengths for the position

• Let’s consider changing summer

• Advertisements for Bids 06152007 #2

• Outdoorsmen have won critical battle

• Use good sense on the water

• Prison time given for attempted break-in

• I-94 rollover is fatal

• Advertisements for Bids

• Arvig Foreclosure

• Aglow meets Monday

• St. James hosts summer festival

• Realtors optimistic about housing market

• Advertisements for Bids 06152007

• Wiese happy to do her part

• Higher arsenic level in Dalton, Elizabeth drinking water poses no health threat

• Portable sign useage may be restricted

• McAllister, Sanderson share MVP honors

• Post 612 improves record to 6-0

Thursday, June 14

• Local Wal-Mart raises money for hospital

• Fergus Falls CHS operations merge with others in area

• Offices moving to ethanol plant site Wednesday

• Web site reveals subsidy levels of local farmers

• Ethanol maker not worried about outlook

• Need to save gas still great

• Motorcycle Ride for Youth July 7

• Marts plans birthday dance Saturday

• Millard returns to library

• Local World War II veterans attend dedication in St. Paul

• Volunteers ride to aid of sheriff’s department

• Donation doubles fireworks fund goal

• Brush mower missing

• License plates reported stolen

• They think they have high taxes?

• MnDOT to use new overlay

• Fergus Falls FFA Chapter 42nd annual banquet was held May 29

• Application for the vacation of a portion of that certain public road

• Application to Vacate Public Road

• Big Al’s Grill Team BBQ Supper a great success

• Fergus mentioned in TV show

Wednesday, June 13

• Rasmusson scores hat trick in 7-0 victory

• Tree planting on golf courses must be carefully planned

• Fergus Legion nine settles for split

• Ness gets glowing review

• Former game warden dies

• New system will help plan street work in FF

• Buettner accepted to Alex Technical College

• FF student Scott reads award-winning essay

• Free brochure showcases great dairy recipes

• Underwood grants to help students, plant flowers

• Gas prices fall again in FF

• DNR emphasizes lake access rules

• Ashby mail carrier hurt in accident

• Sentence stayed for meth sale

• Man sentenced for arson

• Thrill of a lifetime

• Missing marbles

• Dancer learned more than steps in Fergus

• Strategies for information age

• FF man finds century-old badge of fire chief online

• Turtle Lake sewer work still on hold

• 400 attend LREC annual meeting

• Don’t let our quality of life suffer

• Tainted toothpaste not sold in area

Tuesday, June 12

• Unearned runs cost FF White squad

• Cordahl's pure hat trick lifts U14 boys over Detroit Lakes

• U16 Cyclones bow to Alexandria

• Chamber taking lead

• Dean’s expands in a new location

• State: Not too many bumps in highways

• School board cuts out three more positions

• Pastor has praise for new ELCA bishop

• Co-op votes to pay full credits

• New plan for the RTC

• Holman enters guilty plea in meth case

• Village sale event raises $1,702

• What to do about bills?

• Fifth annual Sporting Clays Fun Shoot set

• DNR offering six elk permits

• Rorvig Probate

• Kevin’s Carpet Cleaning Certificate of Assumed Name

• It’s time to step forward

• Creationists have no room for doubt

• Thanks for bikes

• CPR class was terrific

• Board reviews drawings for Cleveland remodeling

• State offers city funds for campus

• Smokin’ Iron pull starts Friday

• Jorgenson lands MVP award

• Ohren chosen Ashby's top player

Monday, June 11

• Fergus Falls celebrates sister city

• Residents cherish Norwegian ancestry

• Stretch breaks barriers

• Kadel gets prison time for assault

• Pedestrian struck by car at DeLagoon

• New Beginnings and Medica partner

• Hensch certified in new wine cellar apprentice program

• Chamber hosts pre-retirement info seminar

• NDSCS to hold diesel tech fair

• First National marks anniversary

• One-day Carnegie course scheduled

• Fergus fire fighters put skills to use in more ways than one

• Soberg named ‘Up and Coming’ attorney

• Burden still too heavy

• United States owes too much to China

• Fine weather, fine Fest

• Think-Off caps years of debate for friends

• Fergus Falls woman will head state organization

• New rehab center aims to help restore mobility

• Teen takes car for joy ride

• Get tougher on dealers, pushers

• Population has shifted outside city limits

• Give us a view

• Demolition work under way at RTC

• Speed limit posted on Sophus Anderson Road

• Cellular phone came in handy

Sunday, June 10

• Hurricanes squeak out wins over Mills, Perham

• Miller posts winning 5K time; Rohlik wins 1-mile

• Buchholz, Gigstead triumph

• Kaiser wins think-off

Saturday, June 9

• Art Briefs

• Y busy with the activity of day camp for kids

• Look for white roots when buying plants, shrubs in containers

• Hospital offers junior volunteer orientation

• Bike club rides from Melby Tuesday

• Five generations

• Trash to treasure

• Take in all that’s happening for Summerfest today

• Underwood’s Fort Juelson was a response to Native American uprising, Custer massacre

• Early childhood care options numerous in Fergus Falls

• Vet’s office visit sparks memory of another Char Pei

• Lifestyle Briefs

• Pioneerland Band Festival is Thursday in Alexandria

• Music series planned in Perham

• Andstrom’s piano students present recital

• Art of the Lakes plans summer workshops

• Ask a Trooper

• Children's Library Schedule

• Coffee hour will focus on medical needs of children

• Rural development a big part of farm bill

• Turtles on the move in area

• Work on county operations center in Ottertail underway

• FF farmer flooded out

• Demolition started on unsafe RTC buildings

• New FF children’s librarian ‘going bananas’ this summer

• Lachowitzer earns second in state meet

Friday, June 8

• Bus a mobile center to help

• Fergus Chamber hosting retirement seminar

• Church Briefs

• A calling for youth

• Let Pebble Lake members fix up their club house

• Ditties to ‘good, old downtown’ Fergus Falls

• Road changing for us all

• Prevented planting and failed acres filing deadline June 15

• What's Happening?

• Code Ready can help prepare for disasters

• Equestrian horse show coming to fairgrounds

• FF home damaged in fire

• Graffiti in Grotto

• Enjoy Fergus this weekend

• Anderson, area mayors meet Norwegian counterparts

• Babe Ruth White defeats Hawley in eight innings

• Three Arrows named to All-Pheasant Conference baseball team

• U14 Cyclones tie Pelican Rapids 2-2

• Post 612 lowers boom on Moorhead

• Frank ties for 34th at Izaty's

• VanWechel taking on 1,600

Thursday, June 7

• Five Lake Lida homes destroyed by tornado

• County OKs new trail in Vergas

• Neighbors favor future FF bridge

• Big Al’s grill team in FF Friday

• Body of MIA found in Laos nephew of late FF resident

• Hasbargen champion for Children’s Miracle Network

• Burglary attempted in Pelican Rapids

• Alfalfa damage from cold worse than expected

• FFA students compete in state convention in April

• Ashby Education Foundation receives more than $15,000

• Fergus Falls Middle School students recreate famous pieces of art on tables

• Mayors among Norwegian delegation in Fergus Falls

• Skogen appointed to national policy committee

• Cancer survivors invited to take part in parade

• McDonald House cycle ride leaves NYM June 9

• Perham-based Arvig presents five scholarships to MSCTC students

• Twin Cities friends square off in Think-Off

• Tickets still available for Think-off Saturday at NYM auditorium

• PWLC changes scheduling policy, announces workshop

• Tracking sexual predators

• Otter Tail County May 2007 Land Transfers

• John Kuchera Probate

• Regional trails plan to be presented June 19 in Fergus Falls

• Burner customer questions steam price

• Project in works to lower Crooked Lake levels

• Democracy or dictatorship in America?

• Vote accordingly

• Ganoe knows his customers by name

• World War II veterans can travel on coach bus

• Summers were special in Iowa

Wednesday, June 6

• Tough weather fluffs up scores

• Maury Wills Museum well worth a visit

• Park Region sponsors local student’s trip to D.C.

• Motorcycle clothing taken from garage

• Several roads will be closed in FF this week

• Man has gun in car, no driver’s license

• City of Fergus Falls Hearing on Public Improvement 5846

• Gard wins Kiwanis scholarship

• AAUW Scholarship Winners

• School provides choices for homeschoolers

• Vision is raising achievement

• Avenues available for home ownership

• ‘Apology’ put forth for violation of civil rights

• A bridge too long in coming

• Two fail tobacco compliance checks

• Bloodmobile visits OTC communities

• WWII Memorial bus leaves June 9

• Judge denies transfer station delay

• Fly-In Breakfast Sunday at FF airport

• FF residents wins state award for mill design

• Turtle Lake flood control project nearing approval

• County commissioners renew liquor licenses

• City of Fergus Falls Hearing on Public Improvement 5234

Tuesday, June 5

• Twins to hold clinic Friday at Legion Field

• Five girls named to all-state fastpitch team

• Gervais, Tuel shoot 75 at state

• Second hand smoke victim grateful to Gov. Pawlenty and state legislators

• Neal McCoy coming to Red Horse Ranch

• Rain and high water causing problems in rural parts of area

• City plans new bridge over river

• Man charged with taking tools

• Summer brings deck dining

• Prairie Chicken symbolizes the city

• Dent garage burns down

• LRH opens Ashby health care center

• RTC planning meeting set

• Truck Stop set to grow

• City prepares to celebrate its heritage

• Four who saved boy from pool drowning are given city award

• Parade's route back to its roots

• Spring show features 230 local students of dance

• School landscape has sadly changed

• English language built to confuse

• Greenscaping program planned

• Rebels stun Vikings 7-6 with late rally

• Tommerdahl, U14 Cyclones romp

• Post 612 sweeps Perham

• Tuel, Gervais have Bunker Hills sized up

Monday, June 4

• More than 100 run in 1st YMCA half-marathon

• Pine Plazas going strong

• Conservation workshop set in Fergus

• Split Rock visit never grows old

• Hunger Awareness Week events planned at bank

• Group aims to level the justice playing field

• Transfer site plans advance

• Seniors urged to ‘forge a trail’

• Bootstrap Walk to help children in Tanzania get better education

• Former colleagues recall contribution that Josefson made as a state senator

• Stolen truck found North of Vergas

• Golf cart stolen from Birchwood club

• Fergus police help with drain problems

• Weekend rain pushes limits

• Hurricanes post 16-6 win in seven innings

• RedHawks find Arnie ready to 'play ball'

Sunday, June 3

• VanWechel books date at state

Saturday, June 2

• Fergus community came together for Post Prom

• Researcher helps family’s dig out roots

• City: Dog owners may be barking up the wrong can

• School puts new limits on signing up to dance

• Seniors organization looks to ease fears about crime

• Hog roast slated in New York Mills

• Benefit cycle ride is planned

• DNR taking over several

• Fergus student to participate in People to People

• Ask A Trooper

• Trinity students test their rocketry skills

• Students honor teacher

• McCoy concert part of Summerfest June 9

• Lundeen’s publishes Artist Beck’s calendar

• PWLC accepting registration for biology camp

• Adoptive parent training planned in Fergus Falls June 7 and 8

• Take a kid fly fishing at Glendalough State Park June 9

• Humans accept duck into hearts and their home

• Answers to questions determine action

• OTC museum hosts history walking tour of downtown Fergus

• Perham music series starts with Wally Pikal band

• ‘Humanity Behind Barbed Wire’ exhibit opens

• ‘Birds’ exhibit on display in Morris

• Children’s choir performs National Anthem at Redhawks game in Fargo

• Summerfest Events

• Summerfest plans ‘coming along nicely’

• Volleyball camp set June 18-22

• Dragons overcome OTC for 6AA title

• Arrows bow to Hancock

Friday, June 1

• What's Happening?

• 2007 seniors leave reminder of their year on bridge

• Man charged with assault

• Baseball bat used in attack

• District 544’s Virtual School met expections in its first year of programming

• Police dept. will hire 3 officers

• Trash debate overheats

• Trinity plans rummage sale today, Saturday

• Concerts in the park resume, are good family activity

• Do not over-react to TB case

• Good to see a start on limits

• Eyewitness to perform at Perham church

• Tordenskjold plans Pentecost dinner

• Hope Lutheran plans VBS program Monday

• Supper of support planned for Prestons

• 4-H adventure registrations start

• Capt. Krenz to speak at prayer breakfast

• Rothsay Baptist is 125

• School handbook changes would affect electronics

• Former Dent elevator reflects bygone years

• 1949 lift station slated for replacement

• Local law firm rates a thank you

• People First language maintains respect, dignity

• Door damaged at OTP

• Garden of gardens

• Falk named Pheasant Conference, team MVP

• Perham girls tie for first in Section 6A meet

• Franklin named MVP of Otter softball team

• Vikings square accounts with Nuggets

• Arrows sock Comets 8-1