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Bomb-lab defendant sentenced in Monticello weapons case
MONTICELLO — Years before a roadside explosion led authorities to a Big Lake home filled with homemade explosives, guns and 3D-printed weapon parts, Jantje Rorman had already landed in court over another homemade weapon — this one fired at Montissippi Regional Park. Rorman, 51, was sentenced Nov. 4 in Wright County District Court for violating probation in the 2022 Monticello weapons case. He was sentenced to 188 days in jail but received credit for all 188 days already served, meaning he will serve no additional jail time in the case. The court also closed the case. The sentence comes about a year after Rorman's arrest in a high-profile Sherburne County explosives case that began when a deputy witnessed a roadside blast in Big Lake Township. At the time of that incident, Rorman was still subject to probation conditions from the Monticello case prohibiting him from possessing firearms or dangerous weapons. Gun fired at Montissippi The earlier case began Dec. 16, 2022, when a Wright County sheriff's deputy responded to Montissippi Regional Park after receiving a report of a firearm being discharged. According to the criminal complaint, a man was fishing near the river embankment when Rorman arrived in a green
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St. Cloud Considers Allowing Apartment Buildings Downtown and Along Commercial Corridors
(KNSI) – St. Cloud is moving to make it easier to build apartments downtown and along the city’s busiest commercial roads. The St. Cloud Planning Commission will take its first look Tuesday at a zoning change that would allow stand-alone apartment buildings in three commercial districts. Right now, apartments are only allowed on the second floor and above in those areas.
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Albany was down 21 points, then Cohen Habben came in at quarterback
COLD SPRING, Minn. — Albany's senior quarterback Cohen Habben had not taken consistent offensive snaps since getting sidelined in an early-season loss to Pierz. Junior Emmett Rushmeyer stepped up significantly all season long in his absence, but with his thumb hurting and the team in desperate need of an offensive spark, the switch was made back to Habben. "It was unexpected, [but] I was ready," Habben said. "I love Emmett; he's a great quarterback and he had a couple of huge deflections [on defense]." Before the third quarter could even end, Habben led three unanswered scoring drives to get the Huskies back into the game and completed the comeback for a 42-35 win over New London-Spicer in the Section 6AAA Championship. More: Kimball senior libero wins St. Cloud Times Athlete of the Week, Oct. 26- Nov. 1 More: Sartell boys soccer loses OT heartbreaker in state semis More: Becker girls soccer stopped cold in first trip to state semifinals As the Husky offense returned to the field in the second half, down 21 points, Habben instantly ignited a spark into the offense and life back into the home crowd as he took off for 63 yards down the sidelines to
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NLS Wildcats Fall Just Short in Section 6AAA Championship Battle Against Albany
(Cold Spring, MN) ~ The #3 seed NLS Wildcats traveled to Rocori High School on Friday night to play the #1 seed Albany Huskies for the Section 6AAA Championship and came up a TD short, 42-35. The Wildcats scored on their first possession to go up 7-0 on a Luke...