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HAPPY BUT NOT SATISFIED: Bluejays once again enter state playoffs with top south seed
After a thrilling comeback victory in the Section 3AAA championship, the Waseca Bluejays were obviously ecstatic making a return trip to the state tournament. But senior captain Brady McKenna made it clear in the huddle after the game: "I'm happy, I'm not satisfied. We got a lot of work to do." The Jays' season looked to be in doubt in the section title game against the Tri-City United Titans on Friday, Nov. 6 in New Ulm. They were trailing 24-14 in the fourth quarter, but they ended up scoring 14 unanswered points to punch their return ticket to state and get revenge over TCU in dramatic fashion. The Titans handed the Jays their only defeat in the regular season. Waseca's second straight 3AAA championship comes after a remarkable 2025 season that saw them go undefeated in the regular season and finish the season as the Class AAA runners-up. Now, there is no doubt that Waseca looks to continue their season for a few more weeks, hoping to make it back to the state championship game. "I'm really happy," McKenna told the Waseca County News after the section championship about the teams' goals past that. "We got a plan, it's just
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Gustavus Adolphus College students write legislators to restore Minnesota State Grant funds
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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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Walk a mile in someone else’s shoes: a profile of the Northfield cobbler
In a shop right by Armory Square on Division Street, there is a cobbler who has been repairing shoes for almost four decades. What about fixing shoes interests him so much? Why does he work in Northfield? And is he concerned about the fast fashion industry growing faster? To answer these questions and many others, I interviewed Randy Malecha, the owner of Willie’s Shoe Repair.