TWO ROSEAU HIGH SCHOOL KNOWLEDGE BOWL TEAMS HAVE ADVANCED TO REGIONAL COMPETITION NEXT MONTH.
TRISTAN ANDERSON, AUTUMN GROSS, CLANCY HEATH, MIA KRINGS AND LEVI STEINHAUER FINISHED THIRD (OUT OF TWENTY TEAMS) AT TUESDAY’S SUB-REGIONAL MEET; AND A SECOND TEAM OF SETH ERICKSON, RORY HINSON, LIBERTY JOHNSON, JOEY SCHNEIDER AND ERIC WENSLOFF FINISHED EIGHTH.
THE TOP NINE TEAMS ADVANCE.
THE ROSEAU COUNTY BOARD, THIS WEEK, MET WITH REPUBLICAN STATE REPRESENTATIVE JOHN BURKEL OF BADGER, WHO DESCRIBED HIS FIRST TWO MONTHS IN THAT JOB AS A “BRADY BUNCH SESSION”; REFERRING TO ALL THE VIRTUAL MEETINGS THE STATE HOUSE IS HOLDING.
BURKEL SAYS ZOOM MEETINGS MAKE IT “HARD TO GET THINGS DONE”.
JOHN BURKEL STARTED HIS FIRST TERM IN THE LEGISLATURE IN JANUARY.
CORONAVIRUS VACCINES WERE DELAYED ACROSS THE NATION LAST WEEK DUE TO A LARGE WINTER STORM AFFECTING SHIPMENT SITES IN TEXAS AND TENNESSEE.
ROSEAU COUNTY EMERGENCY MANAGER SUE GRAFSTROM SAYS SHE EXPECTS THE COUNTY WILL BEGIN TO SEE LARGER AND MORE REGULAR DELIVERIES OF MODERNA AND PFIZER VACCINES IN THE NEXT SEVERAL MONTHS.
NORTHWESTERN MINNESOTA HAS BEEN THE COVID “HOT SPOT” IN THE STATE FOR THE PAST SEVERAL WEEKS, ALTHOUGH NEW CASES ARE DOWN IN ROSEAU COUNTY THIS WEEK.
A CELEBRATION OF THE LIFE OF BETSY PRZEKWAS OF LANCASTER IS THIS AFTERNOON AT TWO AT THE LANCASTER COVENANT CHURCH. BURIAL IS AT RIVERVIEW MEMORIAL GARDEN CEMETERY.
BETSY PRZEKWAS WAS 3.
A MASS OF CHRISTIAN BURIAL FOR PATRICK MOREN OF ROSEAU, FOLLOWING COVID-19 GUIDELINES, IS SATURDAY, MARCH 6TH (11 A.M.) AT SACRED HEART CATHOLIC CHURCH IN ROSEAU. VISITATION IS AN HOUR PRIOR.
PAT MOREN WAS A LONGTIME ROSEAU CITY ATTORNEY.
A PUBLIC VISITATION FOR WAYNE KJALLBERG OF WANNASKA, FOLLOWING STATE COVID GUIDELINES, IS TUESDAY (5-7 PM), WITH A SEVEN O’CLOCK PRAYER SERVICE, AT HELGESON FUNERAL HOME IN ROSEAU. FUNERAL SERVICES WILL BE HELD AT A LATER DATE.
WAYNE KJALLBERG WAS 68.
CAMPING RATES AT THE ROSEAU CITY PARK ARE UP SLIGHTLY FROM 2020. RESERVATIONS ARE TAKEN ONLINE OR BY PHONE AT THE CITY SHOP.
HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL AND HOCKEY PLAYERS IN MINNESOTA HAVE BEEN WEARING MASKS DURING PRACTICE AND GAMES THIS WINTER;
AND SO HAVE OFFICIALS.
ROSEAU HIGH SCHOOL TEACHER TYLER LANDMAN OFFICIATES PREP AND COLLEGE HOCKEY, AND SAYS COVID HAS CREATED CHALLENGES.
THE MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH REPORTS EIGHT NEW CASES OF CORONAVIRUS IN ROSEAU COUNTY THE FIRST THREE DAYS OF THIS WEEK, FOR A TOTAL OF 1783 CASES SINCE LAST APRIL.
THERE HAVE BEEN 114 CONFIRMED COVID CASES IN ROSEAU COUNTY IN FEBRUARY; THAT’S DOUBLE THE 57 CASES IN JANUARY IN THE COUNTY.
Last modified: 02/25/2021
