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Albany's Coach Called Pierz a ‘Juggernaut,' And Their 44-7 State Quarterfinal Loss Still Points To a Dominant Future
Nfl logo on gradient background - Created by the Sports On Tap desk | Source : Sports On Tap (team logos property of their respective owners) A brutal 44-7 drubbing at the hands of the unbeaten Pierz Pioneers brought Albany’s state quarterfinal run to a screeching halt, but don’t let that final score fool you […]
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St. Cloud Police Beg Public for Help Finding Missing 16-Year-Old Girl
600 Riverside Dr. N.E. — Reported Meeting Location Before Disappearance. St. Cloud police are asking the public for help finding 16-year-old Tanay’jia Johnson, who has not been seen since she left a meeting with a case worker in the 600 block of Riverside Drive Northeast. Police say she was last seen nearly three months before this report, and that contact with her case worker stopped just two to three weeks ago.
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Caregiver Opens Senior Mobility and Fall Prevention Store in St. Cloud
(KNSI) – A longtime caregiver celebrated the opening of his St. Cloud store on Friday. Abdikadir “Abdi” Abdinasir says his goal is to help seniors stay safely in their own homes. The St. Cloud Area Chamber of Commerce and Mayor Jake Anderson joined Abdinasir for a ribbon-cutting...
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Love leads to suspicion in Weber’s latest thriller
A Superior Affair. That’s the title of Pierz native Frank Weber’s latest true crime-inspired psychological thriller novel. The story plot centers around Beth Lockwood, who at first thinks that the relationship she is in is nearing the two getting engaged when she suddenly learns her potential fiance has impregnated another woman. The two have a big argument and break up, but not without her throwing a bowling ball from the balcony on top of his BMW. As bitter as the breakup was, Weber said Lockwood soon meets Lorenzo Turrisi Caruso, a wealthy, handsome man, who sweeps her off her feet and is like no other man she’s ever met — kind, sweet, thoughtful, cooks her meal and more. In fact, Weber said, everything is going great in her life after she meets Caruso. That is, until she returns home after work one day and finds him murdered next to her bed. “She calls the police and now she’s the prime suspect in a homicide,” Weber said. As Lockwood begins to investigate, she discovers that what she thought was an accidental meeting with Caruso was anything but. It also doesn’t take long before Jon Frederick, an investigator with the Bureau of
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Third time's the charm for Patriots in state quarterfinals
People say third time's the charm, and Upsala/Swanville Area is feeling that same way. The Patriots have reached the state quarterfinals in each of the last three seasons. After falling in the quarterfinals the previous two seasons, the undefeated Patriots defeated Park Christian 28-25 Nov. 13 at Big Cat Stadium in Morris to advance to the state semifinals at U.S. Bank Stadium. Upsala/Swanville received the ball to start the game. Park Christian forced the Patriots to punt after four plays. The Falcons then got the ball and drove down the field, scoring a 1-yard rushing touchdown to take an early 7-0 lead. That's where the score stayed until the second quarter. The Patriots went for it on fourth down at Park Christian's 49-yard line but were stopped for a turnover on downs. The Falcons were able to capitalize and get a field goal to lead 10-0 with 9:17 left in the second quarter. The Patriots got on the board when Dalton Welinski found the end zone on a 15-yard run. Upsala/Swanville converted on the two-point conversion with a pass from William Schafer to Cal Leners to cut the Falcons' lead to 10-8. The Patriots then took the lead when Leners