Rich Glennie

05/15/2013 - 8:26am
Glencoe City Council at its May 6 meeting set a public hearing for 7 p.m., Monday, June 3, for its 2013 street improvement plans for the west third of Glencoe. The $2.1 million project includes about 7.5 miles of city streets that will either be seal coated, milled and overlaid or partial reconstructed. John Rodeberg of Short Elliott Hendrickson (SETH) told City Council that about 35 percent of...
05/15/2013 - 8:21am
The Glencoe-Silver Lake School Board unveiled the first look at the proposed 2013-14 preliminary budget that calls for another year of deficit spending. The proposed expenditures are $16.3 million, and the projected revenues are $15.4 million, depending on what happens with education funding at the state Legislature. With the current general fund...
05/15/2013 - 8:03am
The long 140-year history of The Glencoe Enterprise took another twist last week when the newspaper, owned by Kevin and Jean Johnson of Hutchinson, was sold to McLeod Publishing owners Bill and Joyce Ramige of Glencoe. The McLeod County Chronicle is one of several area newspapers owned by McLeod Publishing. Others include the Silver Lake Leader...
04/17/2013 - 10:05am
The Glencoe Planning and Industrial Commission Monday afternoon received a brief update of the concept proposal to turn the Creekside subdivision near Miller Manufacturing into an affordable housing subdivision. City Administrator Mark Larson said initial research, however, indicated that the tax increment financing (TIF) request by Hutchinson...
10/31/2012 - 7:46am
Going to the polls on Tuesday, Americans will have a stark choice as to who will lead this nation from the White House for the next four years — President Barack Obama, a Democrat, or former Massachuetts Gov. Mitt Romney, a Republican. Incumbents always have the advantage because they have a track record. But that can be a double-edged sword....
10/31/2012 - 7:45am
Often overlooked in the state general elections are the Minnesota judicial races, mainly because most Minnesotans know so little about the candidates — incumbents or challengers. But there are three local judges on this year’s ballot who deserve another term on the bench. They include Associate Minnesota Supreme Court Justice G. Barry Anderson, a...
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