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Senior Meals

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Monday Country Friend Chicken w/ cream gravy, mashed potatoes, Green Peas, wheat bread w/margarine, sugar cookie and milk Tuesday Beef cabbage bake, sliced carrots, cranberry pear sauce, dinner roll w/margarine and milk Wednesday Oven roasted turkey w/ trukey gravye, mashed potatoes, ...

St. Anthony Elementary 4th quarter honor roll

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Grade 6 - A Honor Roll: Nora Bailey, Matthew Finstad, Kate Fischer, Ethan Forstner, Jack Hazuka, Audrey Hillesheim, Kyley Johnson, Malley Krzmarzick, Sol Larson, Autumn Nachreiner, Jayden Nachreiner, Jake Nosbush, Abigail Schneider, Elle Wald,Evelyn Weier, Austin Wilfahrt, Madelyn Wurtzberger ...

Chamber welcomes Plaza Garibaldi’s food truck

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The Willkommen Committee of the New Ulm Area Chamber of Commerce recently visited Plaza Garibaldi to celebrate the launch of the restaurant’s new food truck. Created in response to growing demand for catering and event food service, the truck allows Plaza Garibaldi to expand its presence ...

NU Farmers Market opens at River Bend

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NEW ULM - The summer open for New Ulm’s Farmers Market took place Thursday afternoon in the River Bend parking lot.  The River Bend parking lot, which is serving as the new location, hosted seven stands.  Holly Covington, who runs the stand Holly Jolly Acres, is looking forward to the new ...

Author details James Younger Gang’s time in Brown County

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NEW ULM — South Dakota educator and author Russ Swanson delivered a detailed presentation on the James Younger Gang escape route through southern Minnesota at the Brown County Historical Society. The talk marked the 150th anniversary of the Northfield Raid. Swanson, who teaches agricultural ...

Rehearse hard, play hard

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NEW ULM – The New Ulm Suzuki School of Music once again hosted it’s summer Pops Camp this week. The camp began Monday with 38 students and runs through today. Each day the students rehearse from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. with the weeklong camp culminating in a public concert at 6 p.m. today in the ...