LONGTIME LOCAL NEW ANCHOR LISA BUDEAU WILL BEGIN HER NEW GIG TODAY, CO-ANCHORING WDAY’S FIRST NEWS MORNING SHOW. BUDEAU, WHO HAS BEEN IN THE MARKET FOR MORE THAN 20 YEARS, WAS MOST RECENTLY WITH VALLEY NEWS LIVE UNTIL MID-NOVEMBER.
THE ROSEAU COUNTY BOARD RESOLVED TO SUPPORT THE ROSEAU/ LAKE OF THE WOODS SPORTSMANS CLUB’S REQUEST FOR STATE FUNDING FOR AN OFF-HIGHWAY VEHICLE TRAIL. THE CLUB IS ASKING FOR MORE THAN FOUR HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR IMPROVEMENTS TO THE CLUB-OWNED RAILBED BETWEEN ROSEAU AND WARROAD.
ROSEAU COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, THIS WEEK, APPROVED A SEVENTY-SEVEN THOUSAND DOLLAR TRUCK SCALE REPLACEMENT AT THE TRANSFER STATION. THE CURRENT SCALE HAS BEEN IN OPERATION FOR MORE THAN THIRTY YEARS.
THERE IS A KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS FREE THROW CONTEST IN THE ROSEAU ELEMENTARY GYM THIS AFTERNOON, BEGINNING AT 3:15. THAT IS FOR GIRLS AND BOYS, AGED 9-14 AS OF JANUARY 1, 2022. WITH QUESTIONS, CONTACT DAVID BOROWICZ AT 218-242-4054.
A MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR CHAZ BEYER IS FRIDAY (2 PM) AT RIVERSIDE LUTHERAN CHURCH IN WANNASKA, WITH VISITATION ONE HOUR PRIOR. CHAZ PASSED AWAY DECEMBER 16TH AT THE AGE OF 30.
A MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR JULIE MAE LEGREID OF BADGER WILL BE SATURDAY (2 PM) AT HELGESON FUNERAL HOME IN ROSEAU, WITH VISITATION ONE HOUR PRIOR. JULIE WAS 61.
A VISITATION FOR TERRY HANSON WILL BE HELD THIS THURSDAY (5-7 PM) AT HELGESON FUNERAL HOME IN ROSEAU. A FUNERAL SERVICE IS FRIDAY (11 AM) AT MESSIAH LUTHERAN CHURCH IN ROSEAU, WITH VISITATION ONE HOUR PRIOR. TERRY HANSON WAS 70.
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS:
Authorities say twin brothers were found dead in a burned home outside Duluth. The bodies of Terry and Jerry Rousse were discovered Saturday in their home in Canosia Township after someone conducting a welfare check on the 68-year-old brothers called police. The St. Louis County Sheriff’s Office says the cause of their deaths has not been determined. Authorities say there had been a fire inside the home that apparently burned out on its own, but not before causing considerable heat and smoke damages.
Two people have been shot and wounded following an apparent altercation at the Mall of America, sending New Year’s Eve shoppers scrambling for safety and placing the Minneapolis mall on temporary lockdown. Bloomington Police Department officials say the shooting happened about 4:30 p.m. Friday. One man suffered a gunshot wound to the leg and another person was grazed. Shoppers ran for cover and the mall was evacuated until the lockdown ended about 45 minutes later. Police say no arrests have been made, AND THAT THE shooting did not appear to be random.
Authorities say a pilot escaped injury when a small plane crashed into a swampy area northeast of Minneapolis-St. Paul. The Forest Lake Police Department said officers were called after 3 p.m. Saturday to a crash in the city near Interstate 35. WCCO-TV reports that the pilot was the lone occupant of the aircraft and was not hurt. The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating.
Last modified: 01/03/2022
