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Once-deported Austin man back in custody
Galdino Guzman-Sanchez, 29, was convicted Thursday in Mower County Court of felony false ID forgery and turned over to ICE officials.
As the Vision 2020 project committee kicks off, there's still many goals to define and accomplish.
Earlier this year Minnesota received a waiver for the No Child Left Behind Act. That's the federal law that went into effect in 2001 as a way to measure school success and student progress.
A 911 Call Patterson Park Stirs Up More Concern For Downtown Safety
Indonesianfoodmart.com announced the recall of Tempeh Starter Yeast and Super Starter Yeast on Tuesday.
Governor O'Malley to Sign Legislation
Gov. Martin O'Malley is scheduled to sign a variety of legislation recently passed by the General Assembly.
Couple weds near parents' Minn. graves
Diane Waller and Randy Kjarland exchange vows Saturday, May 19, 2012 at Oakwood Cemetery in Austin, Minn.
Rowdy bar crowd of 40 threatens police officers
Austin law enforcement avoided a dangerous situation Saturday morning when they were met by a crowd of roughly 40 rowdy bar-goers. The crowd formed after an Austin police officer saw a man he thought was drunk and on probation.
Answer Man: Long ago, Austin had a state park near downtown
Dear Answer Man, I happened to notice the sign near Austin's Mill Pond recently that says, "Horace Austin State Park." Is there really an official state park in the middle of Austin? I don't think so.
3 arrested for alleged meth use
Police arrested three people in Austin on Thursday, all on meth related crimes. According to Austin Police Capt.
APNewsBreak: Minn. man targeted Mexican consulate
A Minnesota man with suspected ties to white supremacist groups had devised a plan to attack the Mexican consulate in St.
Weekend Planner: Jim Anthony returns to Albert Lea
The Lighthouse Event Center will host artist Jim Anthony at 7:30 p.m. Saturday. Anthony is originally from Albert Lea and will be returning to perform a country music show.
Sparks: Austin area saw results from session
The 2012 legislative session adjourned on May 10. I think there were some missed opportunities this year to do more for the state - the ideas that Governor Mark Dayton and my DFL colleagues had to pay back schools and rebuild Minnesota's budget should have been taken more seriously.
CRC Teams With TextPower to Offer Fast and Easy Power Outage Reporting ...
Cooperative Response Center, Inc. , a leading nationwide contact center and central station, has teamed up with TextPower, Inc., a text messaging business solutions provider, to use TextPower's SmartAlerts texting solution to enable customers of CRC's utility company members a fast and easy way to report power outages via text messaging.
Karen and Don Stilwell, 50th Anniversary
Karen and Don Stilwell, of Austin, Minnesota, were married May 12, 1962, at Our Savior's Lutheran Church in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
Couple: Adam Lee Steinberg and Amanda Marie Campbell Wedding: August 4, 2012 at 3:00 p.m. at St.
Express Employment Professionals is looking for hard working individuals with Assembly, Carpentry, or Welding experience for multiple positions in several shifts within the area.
Weekend Planner: Father and daughter duo come to Lighthouse
Daughter and father will rock the Lighthouse Event Center this Friday at 7:30 p.m. Nicholas Carter, who plays the harp, will be accompanied by his daughter, Maylia, on vocals.
Stamp out hunger with donations at the mailbox
Food needed Specifically, these items are sought: Macaroni and cheese. Peanut butter.
Austin class of '72 to gather in October
The Austin High School Class of 1972 will hold its 40th class reunion Oct. 19-20 at the Austin Eagles Club.
White supremacist pleads not guilty
A white supremacist from Austin accused of amassing several weapons and hundreds of rounds of ammunition as part of a plan to attack the government and minorities pleaded not guilty in U.S. District Court last month and has a trial scheduled for July 16.