Theresa Bourke
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Updates underway for Brainerd’s comprehensive plan (opens the original)
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BRAINERD — Members of Brainerd’s Planning Commission continue reviewing updates to the city’s comprehensive plan. After reviewing the updates and discussing further changes during their meeting on Sept. 16, commissioners agreed to have staff bring back one more draft version before the plan will go before residents for public comment. The goal of this update for the plan, which was approved in 2019, is to align the plan with current community goals and ensure they are being properly implemented
Bourke's Bookshelf: The Psychic Guardian Angel series (opens the original)
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BRAINERD — Readers are in for a chilling treat with this week’s fall recommendation from Minnesota author A.W. Powers. “First Casualty” is the first book in Powers’ Psychic Guardian Angel series, following a Minneapolis boy named Jacob Daniels, whose second sight is somewhat of a blessing and curse. The series currently has 13 installments, along with an origin story titled “Properly Dead” and the Psychic Sidekick companion series with two novels. Powers also writes nonfiction and poetry under t
Country Manor celebrates grand opening in Brainerd (opens the original)
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BRAINERD — Residents are moved in and enjoying the amenities to be had in one of the lakes area’s newest senior living facilities. Pinecrest of Country Manor celebrated its grand opening Friday, Sept. 25, with speeches, refreshments and tours of the facility, which spans five buildings and more than 180,000 square feet. “This ribbon-cutting is not the finish,” Country Manor CEO Anthony Fenstad said. “Rather, it’s the beginning of a new chapter and a testament to the passion and dedication that d
Brainerd schools to partner with Little Falls for admin position (opens the original)
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BRAINERD — A cost-saving measure at Brainerd Public Schools comes in the form of sharing an administrative position with Little Falls. Brainerd School Board members approved a shared services agreement on Sept. 21 with Little Falls Community Schools for the executive director of operations position. The move comes ahead of the December retirement of Kari Ross, Brainerd’s executive director of schools. Superintendent Chip Rankin proposed the idea to board members in a workshop earlier this month.
2nd annual Forestview event encourages community to choose kindness (opens the original)
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BAXTER — It takes a community to create a feeling of togetherness; one person can’t do it alone. That’s one of the main lessons Tammy Stellmach hopes attendees glean from Forestview Middle School’s second annual Choose Kindness event on Oct. 8. “It isn’t one or two individuals, but it takes a community to come together and be powerful and intentional about our choices with positivity and relationships building,” Stellmach said during an interview on Wednesday, Sept. 23. The event started last ye
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