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CBS Minnesota

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Carver man convicted of 16 counts of animal crushing

A federal jury convicted Bryan Wesley Edison on 16 counts after prosecutors said he filmed animals suffering prolonged deaths and sold the most violent videos on paid channels. He faces up to seven years in prison on each count.

Carver, MN · 1d

KDHL AM 920

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Southern Minnesota Woman Injured After Striking Guardrail on Hwy. 14

A southern Minnesota woman was injured after striking a guardrail on Hwy. 14 in Owatonna Monday morning.

Owatonna, MN · 2d

Sun Patriot

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Bank commits $1M to Glencoe Regional health initiative

Security Bank & Trust Company has committed a $1 million lead gift to Glencoe Regional Health’s Center for Healing as part of its Local Return Initiative. The project, now underway, includes two additions to meet growing demand for advanced clinical services and help Glencoe-area residents access essential services and specialty care without traveling long distances. A fourth-generation, family-run bank with 21 locations, Security Bank & Trust Company emphasizes people, relationships and community. The bank credits that philosophy with contributing to its success, noting that when communities grow, the bank grows, too. Launched last year, the Local Return Initiative formalizes the bank’s longstanding commitment to giving back to the communities it serves. The $1 million gift, to be paid over the next five years, reflects a longstanding partnership between the organizations. It is the largest gift the Glencoe Regional Health Foundation has received from a business. “This investment directly impacts our customers and allows them to stay local for care and for healing. Glencoe Regional Health is a cornerstone of our community, providing 24/7 access to healthcare, supporting needs beyond the hospital walls, and serving as an economic engine for the Glencoe area,” said Gale Hoese, Security Bank & Trust Company

Glencoe, MN · 14h

winthropnewsmn.com

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Rothstein hired to work with 17 Mile EDC

Alexis Rothstein has taken the position as the community and economic development specialist for the 17 Mile EDC which includes Winthrop, Gibbon and Fairfax. Rothstein is originally from Delano. She worked in corporate accounting as a staff accountant for two years in Plymouth and started her contract with 17 Mile EDC on October 12.

Winthrop, MN · 1d
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Power 96

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Alcohol-infused Candy At Minnesota's Largest Candy Store Leads To Charges

That big yellow candy store in Jordan is in hot water. Alcohol-infused candy sold to a minor, and owner Robert M. Wagner has a Dec. 18 court date.

Jordan, MN · 2d

Le Sueur County News

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Le Sueur County holding Veterans Day events

As the 108th Armistice Day and 73rd Veterans Day approaches on Nov. 11, Sueur County schools and veterans organizations are continuing the time-honored tradition of honoring local veterans with Veterans Day ceremonies across the region. Le Sueur VFW Post 4297, Le Sueur American Legion Post 55, and Henderson American Legion Post 74 are sponsoring Veterans Day programs at the Le Sueur-Henderson School District Tuesday, Nov. 11. The public is invited to the programs beginning at the Le Sueur-Henderson High School at 8:15 am. where Minnesota American Legion Department Sergeant-at-Arms Joseph Emil Bares will serve as the guest speaker After the program at the high school, the veterans will go to Le Sueur-Henderson Elementary School in Le Sueur at 9:15 a.m., and then to the Minnesota New Country School in Henderson at approximately 10:30 a.m. Bares was born and raised in Tyndall, South Dakota. He proudly served 5½ years in the United States Navy, including 1½ years at Naval Air Station Sigonella, Sicily, and 3½ years at Naval Air Station Cecil Field in Jacksonville, Florida, where he served as an Aviation Support Equipment Technician (ASE). Bares and his wife, Holly, have been married for over 30 years. They have two children:

Le Sueur County, MN · 2d

SC Cloud | St. Cloud Times

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1-vehicle crash leaves one hospitalized in Sauk Centre

A Belle Plaine man was hospitalized after his Dodge Ram pickup truck went into a ditch early afternoon Friday in Sauk Centre. Travis John Bennett, 48, was driving east on Interstate 94 just before 2 p.m. Nov. 6, when the 2017 Ram 1500 Pickup left the roadway, according to a Minnesota State Patrol report. Authorities took Bennett to the Sauk Centre Emergency Room for injuries they said were not life threatening. Stearns County Sheriff’s Office and the Sauk Centre police and fire departments assisted at the scene. Police do not suspect alcohol was involved. Bennet was wearing a seatbelt. The most recent preliminary state statistics breaking down factors in fatal incidents goes through the end of September, which was the highest month so far in traffic-related deaths. Most of September’s fatalities were linked to speeding, with 14 deaths relating to the factor, followed by not using a seat belt at 12 fatalities, followed by alcohol influence, which was linked to 10 deaths. Most fatal crashes involve multiple vehicles, unlike the Sauk Centre incident. Out of 274 fatal crashes to date, there were 304 fatalities. This article originally appeared on St. Cloud Times: 1-vehicle crash leaves one hospitalized in Sauk Centre

Sauk Centre, MN · 2d

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MN has a rich polka history. Families and communities are finding ways to keep it alive

ListenMinnesota Now - Minnesota has a rich polka history. Families and communities are finding ways to keep it alive. New Ulm in southern Minnesota is known as the polka capital of the nation. The history of polka in Minnesota stretches back more than a century to the Polish, Czech and German immigrants who brought with them the music and dance they loved.

Minnesota · 1d

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Survey - Updating the NYA Comprehensive Plan

The City of Norwood Young America is updating its Comprehensive Plan, and your voice is an important part of planning for our community’s future. The Comprehensive Plan will help guide decisions about how Norwood Young America grows and evolves in the years ahead, including land use, housing, transportation, infrastructure, parks and trails, water resources, natural systems, climate resilience, and community investments. Your input will help us better understand what residents value most, identify community priorities, and create a shared vision for Norwood Young America in 2050.

Norwood Young America, MN · 2d

KEYC

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ProMusica Minnesota brings ‘Iberian Fire and Romantic Spirit’ to New Ulm

MANKATO, Minn. (KEYC) - A Sunday afternoon of passionate melodies and intimate chamber music is coming to New Ulm as ProMusica Minnesota continues its 10th anniversary season. “Iberian Fire and Romantic Spirit” takes place Sunday, Nov. 15, at 3 p.m. at Martin Luther College’s Chapel of the Christ. Pianist and artistic director Bethel Balge will be joined by violinist Susie Park and cellist Silver Ainomäe for a program featuring works by Manuel de Falla, Maurice Ravel and Johannes Brahms.

New Ulm, MN · 2d

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National Dairy Shrine Elects New Board Members, Appoints Officers

At its recent annual meeting the National Dairy Shrine appointed four new board members and welcomed new leadership to the Board of Directors. The person who will lead the organization as President in 2027 is Jason Johnson of Northwood, New Hampshire. Jason’s career has included managing dairy operations around the United States and Canada, and for the past 10 years he has worked in producer relations throughout the supply chain, first with Stonyfield Organic and most recently with The a2 Milk Company. Jason, his wife, and three children also own a small herd of registered Guernseys and Jerseys. They raise breeding stock under his grandparent’s original prefix – Johnsonacres, exhibit at events throughout the Northeast and U.S., and began a farm store in 2023. Besides his role with National Dairy Shrine, he is also Vice President of New England Jersey and a director of the American Jersey Cattle Association where he chairs the IT/ID committee.

New Ulm, MN · 1d