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Owatonna woman charged with DWI following crash that seriously injured young girl
An Owatonna woman has been charged with gross misdemeanor criminal vehicular operation and two counts of gross misdemeanor DWI following a crash that reportedly resulted in a young girl being airlifted to Rochester with serious injuries. On Aug. 14, the Steele County Sheriff’s Department received reports of a rollover crash near mile marker 34 on Interstate 35 north in which a vehicle had flipped over and pinned a juvenile female underneath. The juvenile was rescued from beneath the vehicle by bystanders while rescue personnel were en route but was said to have been turning blue and spitting blood. Police said deputies observed a child lying on her back in great pain with blood and bruising on her arms and face, and an indentation from the roof of the vehicle across her abdomen. The girl was reportedly experiencing extreme pain in her abdomen and head, which prompted deputies to fit her with a C-collar. Paramedics arrived and provided on-site care and the child was taken by helicopter to Mayo Clinic in Rochester. The driver of the vehicle, Calli Mae Olson, 40, of 8087 23rd Ave. in Owatonna, reportedly told deputies that she had been going 25 to 30 mph and the
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For Faribault’s Temple siblings, public service began with family
They grew up only a few blocks from City View Park, where the water tower crowns the Faribault skyline. Today, that childhood view has become a vantage point for governing after siblings Sam and Lexi Temple were elected to positions…
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Panthers, Wildcats will play for the championship
North faces Eagan on Saturday in first all-SSC girls soccer final In a first for the South Suburban Conference, two of its teams will play for a state girls soccer championship Saturday. Eagan, seeking a fourth state championship, and Lakeville North, going for its first, meet in the Class 3A final at 8 a.m. at U.S. Bank Stadium. The winner becomes the SSC’s fifth state girls soccer winner since the league started in 2010, joining Eagan teams in 2024, 2015 and 2017, and the 2022 Rosemount squad. Lakeville North defeated Mounds View 2-1 on penalty kicks and Eagan scored in the second half to beat Duluth East 1-0 in the Class 3A semifinals Thursday, setting up the state championship duel between South Suburban teams. Lakeville North, the No. 1 seed in the state tournament, defeated Eagan 2-0 in a regular-season game Sept. 14. North (16-1-2 overall) and Eagan (15-2-3) went on to finish second and third in the league behind Rosemount, Eagan defeated Rosemount in the Section 3 championship game and earned the third seed for the state tournament. “We know Lakeville North is a really competitive, aggressive opponent,” said Eagan senior captain Tess Triplett. “Getting to play them earlier