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By Gretchen Mensink Lovejoy Under the watchful eyes of three expectant cows kept out to pasture until delivery, Congressman Tim Walz visited the Earl and Judy Prigge farm in Troy Monday morning, May 21, to take in the results of the 2010 Trout Run Creek restoration project, which was done to bring life back to the Prigges' section of pasture land, ... (more)
Take a break for fine, fresh food at Intermission
Dave and Nancy Harrison of Preston held a grand opening at their Lanesboro restaurant, Intermission, on May 16.
Old Village Hall joins restaurants to help support HIV-positive Minnesotans
EDITOR'S NOTE: This is part of a series on restaurants in Lanesboro that may be celebrating anniversaries, may have made recent changes or are new in the community.
New University of Minnesota research being published later today shows people in their 30s and 40s continue to move to rural areas that otherwise are experiencing population declines.
Rochester Last Saturday was a great day to be a newly planted tree. But for tree planters, ankle-deep in mud, it was not so great.
Silica sand committee touches on many issues; sets tour of mines and sites
Also, a tour was set for Wednesday, May 30, for the committee to visit sites related to silica sand mining.
Eagle Bluff 'Treetops:' A zip line to building confidence
A Chatfield fifth grader carefully walks on the treetops high ropes course at Eagle Bluff Environmental Learning Center.