Rotary helps stuff bags of treats for students Glenwood Rotarians stopped by the Glenwood Lakes Area Chamber of Commerce and Welcome Center to help fill bags of treats to be given to students at Minnewaska Area Elementary School. In the right photo, Kay Blauert (right), executive director of the Welcome Center, prepares the assembly line… Read More
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MAKING BAGS OF TREATS
News | Published on December 19, 2022 at 1:54pm CST
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Magical Christmas in Glenwood Living Nativity Scene
News | Published on December 19, 2022 at 1:46pm CST
The Glenwood Lakes Area Chamber and Welcome Center held their living nativity scene last Thursday despite the weather conditions. Camels, donkeys, goats and sheep made the trek from the Brainerd area to help with the display, which is always a moving sight to see during the holiday season. Check out more photos in our photo gallery!
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Holiday Train Rocks Glenwood
News | Published on December 19, 2022 at 1:40pm CST
Snow Doesn’t Stop Holiday Train Despite the cold and snowy weather, the Canadian Pacific Railroad Holiday Train made its way through Glenwood last week and put on quite a show. Kelly Prescott and Alan Doyle performed several holiday hits for a smaller crowd than normal because of the impending winter storm warning for the area…. Read More
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Perfect ice for skating
News | Published on December 19, 2022 at 1:19pm CST
Glacial Hills Elementary students recently were able to spend a day on the ice of Lake Minnewaska with many thanks to local businesses and volunteers. “As part of our commitment to our kids as an environmentally focused school, we expose kids to outdoor recreational activities that can be enjoyed during the many seasons of Minnesota,”… Read More
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Braaten Concrete & Masonry donate to splash pad
News | Published on December 19, 2022 at 12:44pm CST
Lucas and Brett Braaten of Braaten Concrete and Masonry, were recognized recently for their $5,000 donation to the Barsness Park Splash Pad. Anna Martinson (center) of the Splash Pad committee accepted the donation from the Braatens. The splash pad was completed just before the winter weather hit Pope County and will be ready for youngsters… Read More
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ASB raises over $25,000 for local families
News | Published on December 19, 2022 at 12:43pm CST
American Solutions for Business raised over $25,000 for families in the Pope County area through their annual Adopt-A-Family fundraiser. Raising over double the amount they achieved last year, ASB was able to sponsor 16 families, including 36 kids, and a special gift for an individual in the area spending the holidays alone. This tradition began… Read More
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Marthaler donates $1,000 to Red Kettle campaign
News | Published on December 19, 2022 at 12:41pm CST
Reggie Proulx, General Manager of Marthaler Chevrolet donated $1,000 to the Salvation Army’s Red Kettle campaign. This is the third year that Marthaler Chevrolet has given this gift to The Salvation Army in Pope County and “we are very grateful for their continued support. We are able to assist those in a crisis situation… Read More
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Starbuck city hears report on ’22 Street project costs
News | Published on December 19, 2022 at 12:35pm CST
By Kris Goracke news@pctribune.com The business for the regular December Starbuck City Council meeting opened following the Truth and Taxation and a Public Hearing on the subdivision of Parcel #27-0619-000. The first report was the 2020 Road Project. According Larry Van Hout, they are still finalizing costs. “Right now, it appears we are spot on with the… Read More
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Starbuck tax hearing attracts crowd
News | Published on December 19, 2022 at 12:34pm CST
By Kris Goracke News@pctribune.com The Truth and Taxation meeting for the City of Starbuck was attended by concerned citizens expressing their alarm not only for the increase in property taxes, but also questioning the city’s fiscal responsibility. A few addressed the council, each in turn asking the city about its spending. Starbuck resident David Schwendemann spoke first,… Read More
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Glenwood sets ’23 final levy at 8.5% increase
News | Published on December 19, 2022 at 12:32pm CST
By Tim Douglass tdouglass@pctribune.com Glenwood City Commissioners last Tuesday reduced the final 2023 budget which reduced next year’s levy increase from 9 percent to 8.5 percent. City Administrator Dave Iverson told commissioners he had reduced the preliminary budget submitted in September by almost $89,000 to create the final budget requiring an 8.5 percent increase in the 2023… Read More