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MMHF honors 80 inductees with new four-part film (opens the original)
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The Minnesota Music Hall of Fame (MMHF) located at 27 N. Broadway St. in New Ulm will be hosting a Legacy Month in October. The MMHF will honor past inductees who have passed away and includes a preview of a new four-part documentary film.(Photo by Clay Schuldt) A poster listing the MMHF's Legacy Month honorees. Submitted image The Minnesota Music Hall of Fame (MMHF) located at 27 N. Broadway St. in New Ulm will be hosting a Legacy Month in October. The MMHF will honor past inductees who have pa
Sunshine Singers bring music and connection to local singers (opens the original)
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NEW ULM -- A new community singing group in New Ulm is designed for people living with dementia and Parkinson’s disease, their family and friend care partners, and community volunteers. The Sunshine Singers is sponsored by the New Ulm Area Memory Care Friends and directed by Anna De St. Croix. Program coordinator is Karla Hansel. Hansel said the group was formed to address isolation. “There is an ever-growing need to address the loneliness and isolation associated with cognitive decline,” Hansel
MLC students trace New Ulm’s Gilded Age roots at BCHS (opens the original)
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Community members fill the Brown County Historical Society annex to listen to student history presentations led by Professor Peter Baganz. (Photo by Amy Zents) Martin Luther College senior Sydney Buch references historical maps and archival photos while presenting on the development of New Ulm’s public school system. (Photo by Amy Zents.) Martin Luther College student researchers and faculty gather following their presentations, from left: Nathan Sauer, Sydney Buch, Lucas Holz, August Wall, and
Walls that support history (opens the original)
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The newly unveiled donor wall at The Grand Center for Arts & Culture features updated plaques and color-coded contribution tiers recognizing recent contributors and long-time supporters who help sustain the historic building on Minnesota Street. (Photo by Clay Schuldt) The front entrance of The Grand Center for Arts & Culture. The building is 150 years old this year. Photo by Clay Schuldt Visitors enjoy the art on display at an opening reception inside The Grand Center for Arts & Culture 4 Pilla
‘Keep their memory alive, keep talking about them’ (opens the original)
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Community members hold personalized memorial signs during a group photo at the annual KT Humble Hearts Remembrance Walk at Allison Park in Sleepy Eye. (Photo by Amy Zents) Dozens of participants in the 3rd annual Sleepy Eye KT Remembrance Walk follow the bike trails that has been lined with inspirational signs and memorials. Photo by Clay Schuldt From left, Laura Horman, Kay Davis, Pam Braulick, and Sandy Helget hold memorial signs honoring lost loved ones during the KT Humble Hearts Remembrance
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