If you are currently uninsured, there is still time to get 2020 private health coverage. MNsure’s special enrollment period (SEP) in response to the coronavirus health emergency goes through Tuesday, April 21.
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A Dodge County cop killer will be moved to a lower-risk prison after action taken Tuesday by a Parole Review Board consisting of the state’s corrections commissioner and others.
 
Andrew Salinas will be moved to an unknown medium-security prison, according to the Department of Corrections. He will not be moved to minimum security as some social media has been circulating. 
 

John S. Peterson, 94, of Owatonna passed away peacefully at Prairie Manor in Blooming Prairie on April 7, 2020. 
The memorial service will be held at a later date at Sacred Heart Church with full military honors at Sacred Heart Cemetery.

Getting together to mark major milestones has always been a cornerstone of my family. Whether it’s graduations, birthdays, holidays or game nights, the Bussler clan is always finding ways to celebrate.

Getting together to mark major milestones has always been a cornerstone of my family. Whether it’s graduations, birthdays, holidays or game nights, the Bussler clan is always finding ways to celebrate.

Dodge County Sheriff Scott Rose is warning businesses that there are penalties for violating the governor’s stay-at-home order.
Rose said some people have already been cited around Minnesota for not abiding by the order. Violating the order carries a $1,000 fine. 

Funeral services to celebrate the life of Judith A. Hassig, 78, of Davenport, were held on Friday, April 10. Burial was at Davenport Memorial Park.
Judith Ann Churchward was born to Harriet and Cecil Churchward in Rochester on April 15, 1941. She passed away on April 7, 2020 after a long battle with cancer.
Her father had been a farmer later becoming a house painter. Her mother was a one-room country school teacher.

Minnesotans are homebound after the governor extends the stay-at-home order in an effort to curb the COVID-19 spread. That means a lot of folks are homeschooling their kids, playing games, binge watching favorite videos and plenty of time-outs for unruly kids.

Hockey was all Dana Rasmussen ever wanted to do.
            Now, after spending approximately the past 15 years playing hockey, her prolific career came to an end when she completed her senior season this winter.