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American Legion Auxiliary donates flags to honor veterans in Monticello
Caryn Wallin, left, of Monticello American Legion Auxiliary Unit 260, presents new U.S., Minnesota and POW/MIA flags to Gary Revenig, activities director for the Monticello School District. Since 2018, the Auxiliary has donated two sets of three flags annually to the Monticello High School Veterans Memorial Plaza in honor of Veterans Day and Memorial Day. The six flags cost approximately $650 each year and are replaced by school custodial staff as they become worn or tattered. The memorial plaza originated as a student-led project, with Monticello students working alongside a teacher to seek donations from local organizations and businesses. The school board approved the project, which continues to be maintained by the district. The plaza hosts Memorial Day services, while Veterans Day observances take place at schools and senior living and care facilities throughout the community, with support from the American Legion Auxiliary and VFW. The memorial also features an ongoing commemorative brick paver program honoring military veterans. This year’s new flags were scheduled to be raised on Veterans Day, Wednesday, Nov. 11.
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Mound residents push back against Lynwood development pitch
A preliminary proposal to build 30 twin homes along Lynwood Boulevard drew opposition from nearby residents during the Mound City Council’s Oct. 22 meeting, with neighbors raising concerns about traffic, drainage and the development’s compatibility with the surrounding single-family neighborhood. The concept plan for 6221 Lynwood Boulevard, submitted by Jason Palmby of Magellan Land Development, would include 30 twin-home units with a cul-de-sac that leads to Lynwood Boulevard via Robin Lane. Sarah Smith, community development director, said the property is currently zoned R-1 single-family residential and would require a conditional use permit for planned unit development approval and potentially an amendment to the city’s zoning ordinance. Palmby said the development is intended to provide additional housing options in Mound, where there is limited new housing stock available. The units would be for sale and the estimated price range is $500,000 to $800,000 per unit. A homeowners association would maintain the development, including lawn care and snow removal. Palmby said a wetland review is underway, but traffic studies and soil borings have not yet been completed. The plan includes stormwater ponds to manage runoff, and the Palmby has begun discussions with the Minnehaha Creek Watershed District. During public comment, about a
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MINNESOTA SECRETARY OF STATE CERTIFICATE OF ASSUMED NAME: Past Lives, Present Lessons
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