Editorials
To the Editor:
POW-MIA Recognition Day is Friday, Sept. 15. At the Glencoe VFW Post 5102, the Lonely Table Set for One is displayed in observation of recognition day during the month of September.
This year, Friday, Sept. 15, is set aside to remember all prisoners of war (POWs) and those who are still classified as missing in action (MIAs)....
Today, Wednesday, is the start of the new school year for Glencoe-Silver Lake Public Schools, and there is a lot of excitement and anticipation as Lincoln Campus students and staff are finally (more or less) in place in their new classrooms, cafeteria and other new spaces.
And that excitement and anticipation are well deserved. The school district...
I did something recently that I said I would never do.
I attended a Vikings pre-season game at U.S. Bank Stadium and rode the light rail transit to get there. Three things I swore were boondoggles.
First, pre-season football is like watching paint dry. It doesn’t count and, well, it’s boring.
Second, I had no intention of ever attending a game in...
To the Editor:
Most, of not all, of Sibley County landowners who own land on County Ditches 40, 50, 55, 61 and 67, along with landowners on County Ditch 18 and Judicial Ditch 18, have been notified of the continuation hearing from June 27, which is now set for Sept. 12 at 1 p.m. in the basement of the Sibley County Courthouse.
At the June 27...
It is a phrase heard often at this time of year “I can’t believe school is starting next week.”
Typically, that phrase is uttered in amazement that another summer has flown past and we are now facing a new school year. This year, that statement is meant a little more realistically — we’re having a hard time believing that Glencoe-Silver Lake...
