STATE OF MINNESOTA 
COUNTY OF DODGE
 
DISTRICT COURT 
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT 
PROBATE DIVISION 
 
Court File  Number: 
20-PR-18-858
 
NOTICE AND ORDER OF 
HEARING ON PETITION FOR PROBATE OF WILL AND
APPOINTMENT OF PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS
 
Estate of 
Jeanette S. Sellner,
                       Decedent
 

A few years ago the DCI began to allow local students to advertise for free in the classifieds sections of the newspaper and shopper.
Since then many students have benefited through this by promoting their small businesses in the community.
One of those people is Kasson native Caleb Kern.
Kern began his pet sitting business in 2007 when he first began advertising in the student section of the newspaper.

In October, the K-M Lions Club held its annual scrap metal drive.
The annual event is a way to fundraise money for a local Dodge County cause as a way to help out the community.
This year the Lions raised $1,600 for the Dodge County Food Shelf and recently that check was presented by the local Lions Club to Audrey Irwin, director of the Food Shelf.

There are many different paths for children as they receive their education. Growing up, some kids take to their path of learning like a fish to water. However, some other students may also need a little push that helps them get to where they want to be.

In Minnesota, 1 out of 10 people are hungry, according to Virginia Merritt, executive director of Channel One Regional Food Bank.
That's why food banks like Channel One are so important.
In the middle of November, the regional food bank began its 2018 Holiday Campaign, with a objective of raising $180,000 this holiday season, a press release stated.

For those of you that read my columns weekly, you probably know that many of the things that take place in small towns is different than what took place where I grew up.
One of those things without a doubt is different holiday celebrations.

I recently came across a story talking about the demise of the holiday letter and that many families are giving up on the ritual of writing a letter. Bah, humbug! Say it isn’t true, please.

For several years, the Dodge County boys hockey team has done its part in the battle to help support the fight against cancer. On Dec. 8, the Wildcats gathered the community during their game with Becker-Big Lake for the team’s annual Stick It To Cancer event, which raises funds for the Eagles Cancer Telethon.

Last year, Kasson-Mantorville fourth graders, Diamond Pollard and Sydney Swanson, saw that a group of people were helping to pick up trash and thought it would be great to do a community service project to help the community. From there they brainstormed and thought that it would be a good idea to have a toy drive.