Mary Divine
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‘Tour de Franz’ celebrates beloved Tartan High School Athletic Hall of Fame inductee (opens the original)
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For the past 15 years, friends of Franz Kruschel have gathered in late September or early October to ride bicycles, drink beer and celebrate their Tartan High School classmate. They call it the “Tour de Franz,” and this year’s ride is on Saturday. They’ll start at The Dugout Bar in Mahtomedi at noon. From there, the bicyclists — more than two dozen are expected — will bike to P.D. Pappy’s in Stillwater for lunch. They’ll stop at Gasthaus Bavarian Hunter in Grant on their way back to The Dugout.
Supporters of flag-waving Bayport man rally after assault (opens the original)
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Nearly 50 people came to Bayport on Saturday afternoon to wave American flags in support of Gary Lorence, a Bayport resident who police say was assaulted by a neighbor while waving a flag outside his house in August. Lorence, 75, has been waving an American flag outside his house since February 2021. For seven hours a day, rain or shine, hot or cold, Lorence stands near the corner of Minnesota 95 and Seventh Avenue North and proudly waves his flag. He says it’s his way of showing how much he lov
‘A little sanctuary’: Marine Village School’s science classes will be taught in yurt (opens the original)
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Setona Mahoney spent Sunday afternoon spreading woodchips and pulling buckthorn outside her new science classroom at the Marine Village School in Marine on St. Croix. During a break from her work, the 10-year-old got to bring a special guest in to tour the newest addition to the K-6 charter school, which focuses on ecology and community. Setona’s earthworm is believed to be the first worm to visit the school’s new science yurt — a circular tent used by nomadic Mongolians. “My dad showed it to me
MN lobbyist John Kaul’s ‘Defenders of Democracy’ portraits get D.C. exhibit (opens the original)
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John Kaul came up with the idea for his latest art project during the first impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump. Kaul, an Afton artist, photographer and documentary filmmaker, was watching the U.S. House proceedings in 2019 when former U.S. Ambassador Marie Yovanovitch was called to testify. “She had had this incredible career in the Foreign Service,” Kaul said. “Thirty-three years. She started out at the lower levels in Somalia. She did a stint in Moscow. Ultimately, she ende
School bus without students struck by driver in Oakdale (opens the original)
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A school bus was T-boned by a driver Wednesday morning on Minnesota 120 in Oakdale, according to the Minnesota State Patrol. The crash occurred around 7:45 a.m. Wednesday when the driver of the school bus was heading south on 120. There were no students on the bus, according to the State Patrol. The bus was struck by a Chevrolet Suburban, driven by an Oakdale resident who was traveling west on Upper 35th Street. The SUV driver was taken by ambulance to Regions Hospital in St. Paul for treatment
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