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Wall too high (opens the original)
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SLEEPY EYE - After discussion Tuesday, Sept. 8, the Sleepy Eye City Council unanimously approved an amended settlement agreement and resolution to ordering the partial take down of a wall on Prescott Street Northwest. The wall is located on the property of Glen and Lisa Schuster property. Schuster is contending that a structure on his property is classified as a retaining all. The structure is a stacked concrete barrier, 8 feet high, with clay behind the barriers. Schuster said he was told by a
The Storm has arrived (opens the original)
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SLEEPY EYE – Sleepy Eye/Cedar Mountain Superintendent John Cselovszki told the District 84 School Board Wednesday that mascot changes inside and outside the school building are complete. “There are some cool mascot things inside and outside the school,” he said. “A new school song without the (previous mascot) name is coming.” Later in the meeting, Elementary Principal McKenzie Wagelie spoke on the new Storm Squad PBIS (positive behavior intervention supports) system. “Students appear to be enjo
Sleepy Eye City Council OKs preliminary levy (opens the original)
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SLEEPY EYE – The Sleepy Eye City Council unanimously approved a 9.59% 2027preliminary levy hike Tuesday. “It could be reduced, but it can’t go up,” Sleepy Eye City Manager Bob Elston said. “We’ve studied this for many hours to get to this point,” Councilor Gary Windschitl said. The $193,894 preliminary levy hike would raise city property taxes by $10.40 a month or $125 a year on a home valued at $175,000 and $17.50 a month or $210 annually on a home valued at $275,000. The preliminary levy inclu
It’s time to go but not completely (opens the original)
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After more than 26 years at The Journal and passing what many consider retirement age, it's time to move on at least to a degree. After working five or six days a week and holding one full-time job and up to three part-time jobs at the same time, it's not easy to just cut loose from it all. New Ulm beats most small towns as a good place to be a journalist for a number of reasons. The downtown area is still pretty vibrant. Our newspaper office is still downtown and open every weekday. Many import
Finstad talks about fraud at GOP fundraiser (opens the original)
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SLEEPY EYE -- Speaking at the Brown County Fundraiser at the Sleepy Eye Event Center Thursday, First District Congressman Brad Finstad detailed some of the fraud issues he said he's encountered in Washington D.C. at the Brown County Republican Fundraiser at the Sleepy Eye Fundraiser Thursday. "I hear about the F word, fraud, at every stop I make in southern Minnesota," said Finstad. "People are fed up and rightfully so. We've been fleeced out of our hard-earned tax dollars by fraudsters. We have
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