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Mower County woman sentenced for assaulting her boyfriend
AUSTIN, Minn. – Breaking her boyfriend’s nose results in probation for a Mower County woman. Nikki Rae Heitland, 36 of Grand Meadow, has been given one year of supervised probation and ordered to pay a $200 fine. Heitland was arrested in February 2023 for second-degree assault and third-degree...
Student art showcase highlights food insecurity
(ABC 6 News) – The Hometown Food Insecurity Project partnered with Hormel Foods and Austin Public School students to showcase what food insecurity looks like to them – through art. The event showcased nearly 200 pieces of student art; including pottery, paintings, essays, drawings and photography. The project...
'Revenge porn' sentence handed down in Mower County
AUSTIN, Minn. – An Austin man has been sentenced for posting “revenge porn” of an ex-girlfriend. Jacob Louis Cano, 25, pleaded guilty to two counts of nonconsensual dissemination of private sexual images. A third count was dismissed as part of a plea deal. The Austin Police Department...
Highway 56 detour begins April 29 for road reconstruction in LeRoy
Highway 56 motorists will encounter a detour beginning Monday, April 29, as road reconstruction starts in LeRoy, according to the Minnesota Department of Transportation. According to a release from MnDOT, 1.2 miles of Highway 56 through LeRoy will be reconstructed with the majority of the work expected to be finished in October. Work will include […] The post Highway 56 detour begins April 29 for road reconstruction in LeRoy appeared first on Austin Daily Herald.
Duplicate bridge results
Bridge is played every Tuesday and Wednesday at the Mower County Senior Center. New players are welcome. Call Joyce at 507-437-2750 if you need a partner. Four tables played on Tuesday at the Mower County Senior Center in Austin. The following were the winners: First place: (tie) Paul Hanson and Camilla Sparks and Larry Crow […] The post Duplicate bridge results appeared first on Albert Lea Tribune.
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