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- Oct 1, 2026
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COVID-19 and respiratory illnesses in season (opens the original)
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NEW ULM – High levels of COVID-19 have been detected using wastewater testing, indicating that respiratory illnesses are circulating. Brown County Public Health Director Jaimee Brand said an increase in COVID-19 activity was detected on Sept. 21 from their wastewater data. Wastewater data emerged as a tool to monitor respiratory illnesses and other local data back in 2021 during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. The data can track four respiratory illnesses: Influenza A, Influenza B, COVID-19
‘These ladies work their fingers to their bone’ (opens the original)
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Jeanne Kretsch (left) consults Maggie Bauer's apple crisp recipe with Ruth Hilleshein (right) while Jane Heath (middle) does prep work. Photo by Dylan Jackson Jeanne Kretsch with the 100 gallons of sauerkraut needed for the 70th Sauerkraut Supper. Photo by Jane Heath Carol Steinhaus and Jane Heath load sauerkraut in preparation for the 70th Sauerkraut Supper. Photo by Jane Heath Jeanne Kretsch (left) consults Maggie Bauer's apple crisp recipe with Ruth Hilleshein (right) while Jane Heath (middle
New Ulm Oktoberfest keeps getting better (opens the original)
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NEW ULM -- Jumping two spots to fifth in USA TODAY's best Oktoberfest, New Ulm will host festivities spanning the first two weekends of October. The rise in ranking comes alongside new additions for this year's celebration. New Ulm will be welcoming police and musicians from Germany for the 44th Annual Oktoberfest. New Ulm Chamber of Commerce CEO/President Sarah Warmka said that ten police officers from Germany will be at Downtown Oktoberfest for anyone who would like to meet them. Police office
No timeline for online jail roster (opens the original)
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NEW ULM – Brown County remains without a public online jail roster following scams that led to the department taking down the website. Back in August, Brown County Sheriff’s Office warned of scams circulating that exploited family members with people in jail. Utilizing the online roster, scammers would reach out to the family of recently arrested individuals and ask for bail money. To combat the issue, the roster was removed temporarily, leaving the public without access to jail roster informati
No timeline for online jail roster (opens the original)
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NEW ULM – Brown County remains without a public online jail roster following scams that led to the department taking down the website. Back in August, Brown County Sheriff’s Office warned of scams circulating that exploited family members with people in jail. Utilizing the online roster, scammers would reach out to the family of recently arrested individuals and ask for bail money. To combat the issue, the roster was removed temporarily, leaving the public without access to jail roster informati
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