With one lot sold and two more sales nearing completion the West Concord City Council last week gave its approval to replatting a portion of the subdivision to make the lots more lucrative.

THE RIGHT TO VERIFICATION OF THE DEBT AND IDENTITY OF THE ORIGINAL CREDITOR WITHIN THE TIME PROVIDED BY LAW IS NOT AFFECTED BY THIS ACTION.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN:  That default has occurred in the conditions of the following described mortgage:
MORTGAGOR(S): Deborah A. Rabehl, a single woman

Mantorville Township will be spraying the ditches along township roads for weeds and brush early in August, with exact dates depending on the weather. 
 
Mantorville Township V:32-33c

Carol was born on August 10, 1948, at St. Olaf Hospital in Austin, Minn., the only child of William and Leona (Hanson) Bybee.  She grew up in Fairmont, Minn., Charles City, Iowa, and Hayfield, Minn. She was a member of Trinity Lutheran Church, where she was baptized and confirmed. Carol graduated from Hayfield Community Schools in 1966, and she then attended Mankato Commercial College.  

If you were to drive north on I-35 on any given day, the chances that you would see hundreds of aircraft grounded at Owatonna Denger Regional Airport should be pretty slim. However, that was not the case this past Sunday. 

Faith, family, and football.
Dennis Green preached those three ‘F’s, and in that specific order, to his players over 13 seasons as an NFL head coach, ten of which were with the Minnesota Vikings (1992-2001).
Green passed away late Thursday night at the age of 67 following complications of cardiac arrest.

I love the fair!  My wife Rosie knows that when its fair week, I’ll be gone from open to close.  It’s something I’ve always loved working.   
I had many questions asked of me this past week:
• Why aren’t you standing in your booth?
• Why are you here day and night – you’re the boss?
• Why are you wearing a brown shirt and not white? 

The park shelter that has been the center of controversy in Kasson for the past month was returned to the city only after the Minnesota State Auditor’s Office inquired about it.

With spring high school baseball, summer little league or legion ball, and camps in the winter, baseball is becoming a year-round sport.
All of that throwing can put wear and tear on even the younger pitchers.