TIM AND LAURA FUGLEBERG OF ROSEAU ARE ON THE FRONT PAGE OF THE GRAND FORKS HERALD TODAY, AS THE CENTERPIECE OF A STORY ON AMERICAN’S BEING ABLE TO RETURN TO LIFE AT THEIR CANADIAN PROPERTIES. AS THE STORY WENT YESTERDAY, THEY SAID THE BORDER CROSSING PROCESS WENT SMOOTHLY, BUT NOTED HAVING EVERYTHING LINED UP IN THE PROPER TIMELINE CAN BE DIFFICULT. THEY HAD TO LEAVE CHILDREN HOME AT DAYCARE AS THERE WAS NOT TIME FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY TO RECEIVE COVID TESTS BEFORE LEAVING.
TODAY AND TOMORROW, LIFECARE PUBLIC HEALTH CONTINUES IT’S VAULT SALIVA TESTING AT THE 4-H BUILDING AT THE ROSEAU COUNTY FAIRGROUND BETWEEN 10:00-2:00, FOR THOSE LOOKING TO BE TESTED IN ORDER TO TRAVEL TO CANADA. NO APPOINTMENTS ARE NEEDED. THEY DO REMIND EVERYONE TO NOT EAT, DRINK, OR CHEW GUM FOR 30 MINUTES PRIOR TO YOUR TEST OR RESULTS COULD BE INCONCLUSIVE.
LIFECARE MEDICAL CENTER IS HOSTING A WALK-IN JOB FAIR TODAY. THAT IS AT GREENBUSH MANOR FROM 1:00-3:00, AND AT ROSEAU’S HOME HEALTH CONFERENCE ROOM FROM 4:00-6:00.
A PARENT, STUDENT, AND COACH MEETING FOR ALL FALL SPORTS PARTICIPANTS AT THE ROSEAU SCHOOL WILL BE HELD THIS EVENING AT 6:00 IN THE SCHOOL THEATER.
TOMORROW EVENINGS CONCERT AT ROSEAU’S RIVERVIEW PARK GAZEBO WILL FEATURE LOCAL FAVORITE, THE OVERTONES AT 6:30. RELAY FOR LIFE WILL HOLD THEIR ANNUAL FESTIVITIES THROUGHOUT THE EVENING ALSO, WITH A SURVIVOR CEREMONY AT 5:30, MEAL AND LIVE AUCTION AND RAFFLES AT 6:00, AND LIGHTING OF THE LUMINARIES FOLLOWING THE CONCERT.
THE ALLISON PARK SUMMER SERIES IN WARROAD RETURNS FRIDAY AFTER A COUPLE WEEK BREAK. THEY’LL HAVE MUSIC FROM THE LUBBEN BROTHERS AT 6:30 AND SHOW AN OUTDOOR MOVIE, “RAYA AND THE LAST DRAGON” AT DUSK. THERE ARE YELLOW ROSE COMMUNITY DAY EVENTS AT THE HAMPTON INN, AND THE YELLOW ROSE 5K/10K ON SATURDAY.
A MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR HELEN CURTIS OF BAUDETTE WILL BE HELD ON SATURDAY (2 PM) AT FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH IN BAUDETEE, WITH VISITATION ONE HOUR PRIOR. HELEN CURTIS HAD PASSED AWAY IN NOVEMBER AT AGE 92.
THE ROSEAU SCHOOL BOARD WILL HOLD THEIR REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING ON MONDAY.
THE EARL’S GIRLS AT EARL’S DRIVE IN HAVE A RELAY FOR LIFE FUNDRAISER THROUGH THE DAY, SERVING LEMONADE AND HOMEMADE TREATS. THEY ARE ALSO DONATING ALL TIPS FROM THE DAY TO RELAY FOR LIFE.
THE ROSEAU CITY COUNCIL APPROVED A SEVENTY-FIVE HUNDRED DOLLAR INVESTMENT IN CHRISTMAS LIGHTS FOR THE DOWNTOWN BUSINESS DISTRICT, CONTINGENT ON THE FEASIBILITY OF INSTALLATION OF THOSE LIGHTS. THE ROSEAU CIVIC AND COMMERCE ASSOCIATION WOULD ALSO CONTRIBUTE TO THE COST.
Last modified: 08/11/2021
