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Archive - Sep 13, 2017

Date

GSL volleyball nets first home win of '17

Who rocks the house?

Home folks help Hurricane Harvey victims

Businesses raise money for Walk to End Alzheimer’s

Holy Family hosts annual Blue Mass

Let’s move forward on Helen Baker sale

We are sensing some hesitancy on the part of a couple of Glencoe-Silver Lake School Board members regarding the potential sale of the former Helen Baker Elementary building, and we are wondering why.
Although a proposed purchase agreement has the city buying the building for a mere dollar — not much of a profit for the school district — the proposal, so far, is the only on the table and should be followed up upon.

Be aware of Toolkit implementation

By State Rep. Glenn Gruenhagen
R-Glencoe
As we begin a new school year, I want to alert parents to some important information on an issue that is currently being promoted in some Minnesota schools.

City needs to attend to housekeeping issues

To the Editor:
Just a few lines to let you know that I’m still alive.
There are quite a few projects going very well. The completion of the school, Lake Marion road, Elliott Avenue staying open, yard waste site expanded hours, Helen Baker School site assessment, Armstrong Avenue finally open to traffic, just to name a few — although there are many more positive things happening.

Stewart sets preliminary levy increase at 3% for 2018 budget

Without much discussion, the Stewart City Council on Monday night approved a preliminary 2018 budget with a 3 percent levy increase.
Mayor Jason Peirce said the proposed 2018 budget was balanced, as far as the items that are supported by the general levy.
In 2017, the city levied $404,564. With the proposed 3 percent levy increase, the city would levy $416,701 in 2018, an increase of $12,137 in revenue.