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Owner of Candy Store Charged with Selling Alcohol-Infused Candy
(Jordan, MN) — The owner of Minnesota’s Largest Candy Store is facing charges after authorities say he was selling liquor-filled candy without a license. Investigators say they got an anonymous tip last summer and discovered the popular attraction in the city of Jordan wasn’t licensed to sell alcohol.
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Dulas, Cornelius cruise to reelection; seats flip in commissioner, mayor races
Incumbents dominated countywide contests Tuesday while voters flipped seats in a county commissioner district and several mayoral contests, according to unofficial results. County Sheriff Jay Dulas was reelected with 7,644 votes, or 98.63% of the vote. County Attorney Rachel V. Cornelius also was reelected, receiving 7,043 votes, or 98.64%. Brad Millbrath was reelected as the District 3 county commissioner with 1,505 votes, or 99.34%. In District 4, challenger Curt Keyes defeated incumbent DeAnne Malterer with 1,021 votes, or 54.22%. Brad Kruse was reelected in District 5 with 929 votes, or 98.94%. In Elysian, challenger Derek Westby defeated incumbent Mayor Dennis Schnoor with 186 votes, or 42.76%. More than two candidates were on the ballot. Samantha Williams and Leo Brown won seats on the Elysian City Council, receiving 228 votes, or 29.69%, and 161 votes, or 20.96%, respectively. Timothy Corry defeated Michael A. Santo in the Janesville mayoral contest with 497 votes, or 49.40%. Multiple candidates were on the ballot. Incumbent Janesville City Council member Ivan Maas was reelected with 887 votes, or 88.43%. Joshua Warke defeated Richard Rottman in the New Richland mayoral contest with 272 votes, or 56.67%. Brandy Jacobson and Bob Swenson won seats on the New Richland
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Polka Service finds new tunes for familiar liturgy
About 75 people enjoyed a meal of sausage, sauer kraut and fried potatoes after attending a “Polka Service” at St. Paul Lutheran Church in Waseca the evening of Saturday, Nov. 7. There were no lederhosen or traditional German dresses, but the elements of the evening’s liturgy were sung...
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Mankato East seniors receive Tools of the Trade awards
MANKATO, Minn. (KEYC) - Two Mankato East High School seniors are getting a head start on careers in the trades after receiving Tools of the Trade awards from the Madison Lake Sons of the American Legion. Brie, who plans to go into welding, and Aubrey, who plans to go into...
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Caregivers look at empowerment through health
People attending the Waseca Area Caregiver Services (WACS) educational session titled “Empowerment of mind and body as we age” the afternoon of Nov. 2 heard from two presenters. Dr. Jay Bulfer of Growing Roots Chiropractic Care, Acupuncture and More offered information about choosing a chiropractor and the types of treatment chiropractors typically provide. Linda Grant, a massage therapist, reiki master, and life coach is associated with the local Healing Hands Group.
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Council moving forward on west water tower
The State of Minnesota awarded Waseca a $1,000,000 bond to begin work related to the West Water Tower. The State of Minnesota also awarded an $8,900,000 bond to continue work related to Inflow and Infiltration and reconstruction of the Nelson Lift Station on 13th Avenue northwest. The council will convene at 6 p.m. the evening of Tuesday, Nov. 10, in the Waseca City Council Chambers to review the election returns, verify the results, and formally declare the candidates elected to municipal offices.