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Kivu Immigration Law continues important work in southwest Minnesota (opens the original)
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WORTHINGTON — Erin Schutte Wadzinski launched Kivu Immigration Law PLLC in early 2020, and since then, Worthington’s first immigration law office has grown to serve the needs of its community. At nearly seven years old, the firm has 18 full-time staff — but it didn’t start out that way. After spending about a decade out east, where she earned both her Bachelor of Arts degree in political science from Yale University in 2012 and a Juris Doctor degree with honors from the University of Connecticut
City of Worthington looks to purchase former Wells Fargo building (opens the original)
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WORTHINGTON — Soon after Wells Fargo closed its Worthington branch at 1010 Second Ave. in mid-July, Worthington City Administrator Steve Robinson reached out, interested in the building as a new city hall. It took a number of weeks before anyone responded back to him, but discussion has now picked up. “The idea is that everyone that’s currently in city hall would be in the new building,” Robinson said, noting the existing city hall is broken up into many levels. “Ultimately, what we want is to h
Musings Using Music: Wake me up when September ends (opens the original)
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WORTHINGTON — Summer has come and passed, the rain has come again, the green days have turned to gray, and it’s now that time of year where I need to write another column about the seasons changing. While we have no control over time and how fast it seems to take us through life, we do have the ability to control how we spend it (most of the time). This past summer was a busy one, but still one for the books with great people, food and music. In June, my family visited me in Worthington for my b
Apple picking season is in full swing (opens the original)
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WORTHINGTON — As the temperatures cool down and the days get shorter, the season transitions from summer to fall. The air feels crisp, yet one way to turn that into a warm, tasty treat is to add apples — apple crisp! Area apple orchards are now open and offering numerous apple varieties for bakers and the average apple lover. However, hail and freezing rain affected many orchards' crops this year. Dayton Avenue Orchard , owned by Randy and Kay Wolf at 29285 Dayton Ave., Adrian, saw hail over Mem
Worthington City Council hears updates on zoning code (opens the original)
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WORTHINGTON — Claire Stickler, with MSA Professional Services, presented updates to Worthington’s Zoning Code at a special city council meeting Wednesday. The work has focused on simplifying the ordinance, consolidating certain sections into Chapter 155, making it easier to administer, and updating standards to align with Worthington’s existing development pattern. Throughout the year, city staff and the Worthington Planning Commission have reviewed the code organization, residential districts a
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