MARVIN WINDOWS AND DOORS OF WARROAD HAS ANNOUNCED MORE THAN FIFTEEN MILLION DOLLARS ( $ 15,326,676 ) IN PROFIT SHARING FOR 2020, TO BE SHARED BY MARVIN’S 5841 EMPLOYEES.
PROFIT SHARING STARTED AT MARVIN WINDOWS IN 1957.
ROSEAU COUNTY ADDED THIRTY-TWO NEW COVID CASES OVER THE PAST WEEK, FOR A TOTAL OF 1,593 CASES SINCE APRIL.
THE COUNTY HAD AVERAGED MORE THAN 125 NEW CORONAVIRUS CASES PER WEEK IN OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER.
THERE HAVE BEEN FOURTEEN DEATHS IN ROSEAU COUNTY SINCE THE PANDEMIC BEGAN.
THE MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION AUTHORIZED WINTER LOAD INCREASES IN THE NORTH CENTRAL FROST ZONE SATURDAY.
WINTER LOAD INCREASES FOR TRUCKERS HAD BEEN INCREASED IN THE NORTH ZONE A WEEK AGO.
PUBLIC GRAVESIDE SERVICES FOR HOWARD HANCOCK OF BAUDETTE ARE TOMORROW AFTERNOON AT TWO AT ELM PARK CEMETERY IN BAUDETTE.
HOWARD “CHUB” HANCOCK WAS 86.
SERVICES FOR GERTRUDE MUGGLI OF WILLIAMS WILL BE HELD AT A LATER DATE.
GERTRUDE MUGGLI WAS 80.
MEMORIAL SERVICES FOR DAVID DOKKEN OF NEW ULM (AND FORMERLY OF ROSEAU) WILL BE HELD NEXT SUMMER.
DAVID DOKKEN WAS 77.
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR FLOYD HAUGEN OF BADGER, FOLLOWING MINNESOTA COVID GUIDELINES, ARE THIS MORNING AT TEN AT HELGESON FUNERAL HOME IN ROSEAU. VISITATION IS AN HOUR PRIOR. BURIAL IS AT THE BADGER CITY CEMETERY.
FLOYD HAUGEN WAS 85.
THE ROSEAU COUNTY BOARD, LAST WEEK, APPROVED SPONSORSHIP SUPPORT FOR A WARROAD EFFORT TOWARD REGIONAL PARK STATUS; AND POSSIBLE FUNDING FOR AN ENHANCED ROSEAU TO WARROAD MULTI-USE TRAIL ON THE RAILROAD CORRIDOR OWNED BY THE ROSEAU COUNTY TRAILBLAZERS.
THE ROSEAU SCHOOL BOARD, LAST WEEK, RECOGNIZED RECENT DONATIONS FROM ROSEAU COUNTY FORD, LAKE COUNTRY CHEVROLET AND ADAM AND BECKIE ERDMANN.
THE BOARD ALSO ACCEPTED A TWO THOUSAND DOLLAR DONATION FROM JOHN AND PATRICIA FREEMAN FOR A PIECE OF INDUSTRIAL TECH EQUIPMENT. THEIR LATE FATHER, JOE, WAS A FORMER ROSEAU HIGH SCHOOL TEACHER.
ROSEAU SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT TOM JEROME SAYS 2020 HAS BEEN A VERY DIFFICULT YEAR,
BUT SOME GOOD THINGS HAVE COME DESPITE THE PANDEMIC.
A FORTY MILLION DOLLAR VOTER-APPROVED REFERENDUM FOR A BUILDING PROJECT AT THE ROSEAU SCHOOL.
THIS IS THE LAST WEEK OF ROSEAU MAYOR JEFF PELOWSKI’S TWENTY-TWO YEAR TENURE; A TIME OF SERVICE MARKED BY THE 2002 FLOOD.
PELOWSKI CHOSE NOT TO SEEK ANOTHER TERM.
STATE REPRESENTATIVE DAN FABIAN TAKES OVER AS ROSEAU’S MAYOR IN JANUARY.
THE CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC HAS APPARENTLY EXACERBATED DISPARITIES AMONG MINNESOTA KIDS.
A KIDS COUNT DATA BOOK FROM THE CHILDREN’S DEFENSE FUND/ MINNESOTA SHOWS 33% OF BLACK CHILDREN IN THE STATE LIVE IN POVERTY, COMPARED WITH JUST 6% OF WHITE KIDS.
CHILDRENS DEFENSE FUND EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR BHARTI WAHI SAYS THE STATE HAS BEEN ABLE TO FIND CREATIVE SOLUTIONS FOR SOME OF THE PROBLEMS.
Last modified: 12/28/2020
