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Big steps taken on tiny homes project

Local News

NEW ULM – The groundwork has begun on New Ulm’s smallest housing division. Last week, the New Ulm Business Resource Innovation Center (NUBRIC) began foundation work at 418 and 424 S. 13th Street and 1305-1315 South Minnesota Street as part of the Tiny Homes projects, also known as ...

Sunderman refiles for Dist. 88 school board

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NEW ULM — Election filings continued to pick up in the region. New ULm District 88 School Board member Melissa Sunderman refiled for election Wednesday. School board chairman Steve Gag refiled on Tuesday. School board member Amanda Groebner's seat is also up for election this year, but ...

Krzmarzick covers all the bases

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NEW ULM — In a quick 90 minutes Thursday, Sleepy Eye farmer and baseball history lover Randy Krzmarzick glowingly recalled Brown County baseball history from July of 1871 to the present day. His stories ranged from the likes of major league stars Babe Ruth, Ted Williams and Terry Steinbach ...

Turner Talk on voting

Mailbag

New Ulm - Turner Hall, the League of Women Voters New Ulm and the New Ulm Public Library are joining to offering an informational meeting on voting called Voter 1010. Voter 101 is a Turner Talk presentation featuring Melanie Hazelip, Voter Outreach Director with the Office of Minnesota ...

Park and Rec schedule

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• Free Line Dancing in the Park Monday, July 20 from 6 to 8 p.m.This all-ages program. No experience is needed. • German Park Summer Concerts provide live performances by local talent every Thursday night in German Park. Music starts at 7 p.m. Concerts are free and possible by the voters ...

Chloe Dickson joins New Ulm Public Library staff

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NEW ULM — Last month, Chloe Dickson joined the New Ulm Public Library as the newest librarian. Dickson grew up in Upper Marlboro, Maryland, a suburb of Washington, D.C., near Andrews Air Force Base. She was homeschooled through high school. She earned a bachelor’s degree at Messiah ...