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To the editor,
Please consider voting for Nathan Schmalz this November to become the next District 1 McLeod County Commissioner. Nathan is a lifelong resident of Winsted Township and has a long list of leadership and volunteer experience within our local communities. He is excited about the opportunity to extend that experience to represent the residents of District 1 on the McLeod County Board of Commissioners. He has served multiple terms on the Winsted Township Board and participated in numerous meetings, discussions, and actions at the county level as well.

You don’t have to travel far or look hard to find people weary of the state’s restrictions related to mask use as Minnesota tries to minimize the impact of COVID-19. We get it; people are sick and tired of the limitations.
But the time has come for the legislature to come together and pass a bonding bill. That means lawmakers, especially Senate Republicans, have to separate their objections with Gov. Walz’s ongoing executive order from passing a bonding bill the legislature should have passed months ago.

City of Glencoe

NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that at 7:15 P.M. on October 19, 2020 the City Council of the City of Glencoe will hold a public hearing for the purpose of certifying to the McLeod County Auditor for collection with taxes for the following described delinquent bills:
LEGALDESCRIPTION/AMOUNT
Glen Knoll/ William Lewis
$155.03
Blk 8 PID 22 075 0250
Town of Glencoe/ Miguel Cruz
$300.00
Blk 22 PID 22 050 1220
Town of Glencoe/Jennifer Meyer-Peterson
$203.85
Blk 25 PID 22 050 1480

Round Grove Township
The Round Grove Town board will hold their monthly meeting on Tuesday, October 13, 2020 beginning at 7 p.m. at the Round Grove Town hall. Located at 20731 50th St. Stewart, MN. If you want to be put on the agenda, please notify the clerk ahead of time.
Deborah Zellmann, Clerk
320-510-2088
(Published in The McLeod County Chronicle October 7, 2020)

With the help of $1 million in federal funding, the Glencoe City Council is considering a proposal to improve East 10th Street, between North Hennepin Avenue and Morningside Drive, next summer. The plan is expected to cost about $1.56 million. About 5,800 vehicles a day use the mile-long span between North Hennepin and Morningside.