In April, after almost two years of investigation, Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s report into Russian interference in the 2016 election was released. After the release, further argument has been underway between Republicans and Democrats about whether President Donald Trump was vindicated or implicated by the conclusions, respectively. Wherever the country goes from here, any actions based on the report should
Bike event rescheduled for May 30
The Bike to School event that was canceled because of bad weather has been rescheduled for 2:30-5 p.m. Thursday, May 30, at Lions Park. The purpose of the event is to check bicycles for safety and for children (and people of all ages) to have some recreation and social fun. The park is at 1030 First St. N. Children should
May 17 St. Joseph people
Amber Klein, daughter of Denise and Brian Klein of St. Joseph, is studying in London during spring semester 2019 through the Center for Global Education at the College of St. Benedict St. John’s University. Klein is a junior communication major at CSB. While in London, the students study a wide array of disciplines in liberal arts, including subjects such as
May 17 News for refugees
Ogeysiis! Importante para Usted, por favor léalo Please read! Announcements brought to you by Cultural Bridges of St. Joseph, a committee of Central Minnesota Community Empowerment Organization. Our English volunteer teachers are key to opening up opportunities to those with little English skills in the St. Cloud area. On May 13, the St. Cloud school district recognized the contributions of one
Volunteer with Cultural Bridges
Juliana Howard, St. Joseph My husband and I moved to St. Jo(seph) in August and live at Serenity Place on Seventh, a wonderful assisted-living facility close to Klinefelter Park. I am so pleased to be part of this vibrant community with so much to offer – all within driving distance! I have been volunteering with the ESL/ELL classes at
Spring, what a joy you bring
Ron Marquette, Sartell Hope springs anew as the sun splashes its warmness on a cold-infested world. The sound of melting, rushing water can be heard as it makes its frantic way down a bustling creek. That cool freshness of the air as it wholly consumes your senses. The contagious laughter of children playing outside can again be heard through an
May 17 Sartell-St. Stephen people
Tiana Wood of Sartell was named to the fall semester dean’s list at the University of Minnesota Morris. To be eligible, students must achieve a grade-point average of 3.666 or higher while taking 12 or more credits. Six Sartell students were awarded degrees at Minnesota State University Mankato spring graduation on May 11. The students are Hannah Lakmann, bachelor’s degree, family
Kelly Anne Orndorff, 25, of Sartell
Kelly Anne Orndorff, 25 Sartell June 23, 1993-May 10, 2019 Kelly A. Orndorff died peacefully surrounded by her family on Friday, May 10 at her home in Sartell. Her funeral will be held at 10:30 a.m. Saturday, May 18 at Celebration Lutheran Church, 1500 Pinecone Road N. in Sartell. The Revs. Elizabeth Strenge and Jeff Sackett will officiate, and burial will follow