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Swim instructor pleads guilty to sending sexual content to teen girl (opens the original)
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OTSEGO â An Otsego man who operates a swim school for children with special needs has pleaded guilty to sending sexually explicit messages, videos and photographs to a 15-year-old girl over several months. Blake Beatnik Le Saint, 36, pleaded guilty Sept. 2 in Wright County District Court to one felony count of distributing sexual material involving a child through electronic communication. He is scheduled to be sentenced Nov. 6. A second count of the same offense is expected to be dismissed as
Sherburne County trims proposed levy increase after budget concerns (opens the original)
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SHERBURNE COUNTY â More than 90 residents packed the Maple Room at the Sherburne County Government Center on Aug. 27 to voice concerns about Sherburne Countyâs proposed 2027 property tax levy increase. It was the second of two budget town halls hosted by the Sherburne County Board of Commissioners. About 30 people attended the first event Aug. 25. The town halls were organized after more than 80 residents attended the boardâs Aug. 4 meeting to discuss the levy. County staff initially proje
Big Lake man charged with killing his mother found not guilty by reason of mental illness (opens the original)
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BIG LAKE â A Big Lake man found guilty in April of killing his mother has been found not guilty by reason of mental illness following the second phase of his trial. Sherburne County District Court Judge Karen B. Schommer issued the ruling Aug. 17 in the case of Eric Leif Jordahl, 26. Schommer ordered Jordahlâs existing civil commitment as mentally ill and dangerous to continue. Jordahl was charged in the July 23, 2020, death of his mother, 62-year-old Rosalie Johnson, at their Big Lake home.
New pedestrian bridge completes Big Lake trail connection (opens the original)
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BIG LAKE â A new pedestrian bridge over the Elk River is giving walkers and bicyclists a safer way to travel between the City of Big Lake and Big Lake Township. Sherburne County, Big Lake Township and city officials celebrated the completion of the bridge with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the end of June. Located near County Road 5 and 218th Avenue NW, the approximately $800,000 project creates a continuous trail connection from downtown Big Lake to Lionâs Park in Big Lake Township. Official
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