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Class of 1975 holds reunion

First Row: Virginia (Lines) Clementson, Jody (Lovsness), Lynette (Michelson) Dickson, Teresa (Anderson) Hoff, Betty (Hoffman) Vankeulen, Joan (Vankempen) Woessner, Lois (Mauland) Albin, Sherry (Idso) Janiszeski, Karen (Lund) Berg. Second Row: David Bitker, Ralph Dieken, Lou Ann (Versaevel) Smith, Curtis Boerboom, LuAnn (Broughton) Bahn, Brian Gniffke, David Morisette, Gordon Tritz. Third Row: Ross Thompson, Kirk Smith, Craig Kroger, Clinton Isaackson, Darla (Wendschuh) Cady, Maurice Blomme, Gary Labat, Kim Runholt.

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YME School district hosts public meeting ahead of referendum vote

The Yellow Medicine East (YME) School District hosted a public informational meeting to address community questions last week ahead of the upcoming school facilities referendum vote. Superintendent Rich Schneider, along with municipal advisor Michael Hart and construction manager Preston Euerle, president of R.A. Morton Construction Managers, explained planning, financing and construction details associated with the proposed $74.4 million dollar project.

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News from Countryside Public Health: Your breastfeeding journey – we’re here to help…

August is National Breastfeeding Month! At Countryside Public Health, we’re here to support you on your breastfeeding journey. We offer resources like the WIC (Women, Infants, and Children) nutrition program and have trained nurses called Designated Breastfeeding Experts who can provide education, guidance, and encouragement.

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Ruffed grouse counts lower this year after a strong peak last year

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources’ latest ruffed grouse counts found Minnesota’s spring 2025 population is lower statewide than last year. Ruffed grouse drums per stop were 1.8 statewide, down from 2.3 drums per stop last year, an expected drop considering spring 2024 was the highest 10-year cycle population peak for ruffed grouse since 1972.

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