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UPCOMING EVENTS

Friday, April 29th: Meat Raffle at Hanley Falls Liquor. Event hosted by the Hanley Falls Fire Department, assisting is the Hanley Falls First Responders.

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Lakeview School Board hears of MCA, Star testing, graduation plans

Lakeview administrators, Frie, Hanson and Fenske provided school operations reports to the Lakeview School Board at its regular monthly meeting last week. Elementary Principal Courtney Frie reported to the Lakeview School Board that Minnesota Comprehensive Assessment (MCA) testing would be getting underway this past week for the spring of 2022.

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Gullickson steps off board into para position for ECHO Charter School

At a special meeting held Tuesday morning, April 19, the ECHO Charter School Board approved the resignation of board member Katie Gullickson and approved her immediate hire as a paraprofessional for the school. Gullickson is already working with grades K-12, with a focus on K-1, filling the void left in the wake of the departure of another para.

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The Community Newspaper

When I was growing up in the early 1980s, we had a weekly newspaper in our town. There was a woman assigned to cover our little neighborhood. I remember her calling each week to ask my mother what was new in our family. Did Jeremy make the honor roll this quarter? Had we gone on vacation recently? Did we get a new pet? She would take this information from anyone in the neighborhood who was willing to share it and would write a column each week. When the paper came out on Wednesdays, my mother was always excited to read what was going on in the neighborhood. Everyone on our street knew each other. We played outside with the kids every day until dusk. My parents were in a bowling league with our neighbors. We had a block party in the street in the summer. When a new family moved in everyone welcomed them and introduced themselves. I guess you could say it was a great community.

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