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The storm which inflicted damage to Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church in Easton happened almost three years ago, on Sept. 20, 2018. In addition to damaging the roof and part of the interior of the building, the church steeple and bell tower also fell to the ground. “Thankfully, the bells (there are three of OBITUARIES | NEWS, SPORTS, JOBS Alan J. Perrizo, 87. May 14, 2021. Mapleton/Delavan – Alan Joseph Perrizo, age 87, passed away May 6, 2021 in Mapleton, of kidney failure. Alan was born Dec. 5, 1933 in Delavan, the son of Henry and Mary (Schwartz) Perrizo, the youngest of 10 children. Alan lived and farmed on the family farm in Delavan for most of his OBITUARIES | NEWS, SPORTS, JOBS April 23, 2021. Blue Earth – Michael Charles Klopp, age 56, passed away unexpectedly at his home in Blue Earth on April 12, 2021. Michael was born Dec. 30, 1964 to Raymond and Jeanne (Klump) Klopp. He graduated from Blue Earth High School in 1985. Michael was a long-time employee of Tafco Equipment Company REMEMBERING PAUL HEDBERG Legendary Blue Earth radio broadcaster and station owner Paul Hedberg died on Thursday, May 27, at his home in Southlake, Texas, just one day shy of his 82nd birthday. Hedberg was well known in the Blue Earth area for two main things. One, he started the KBEW radio station in August of 1963, and secondly, he is the person who came up with the 100 YEAR-OLD CHURCH BELLS GET A MAKEOVER The storm which inflicted damage to Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church in Easton happened almost three years ago, on Sept. 20, 2018. In addition to damaging the roof and part of the interior of the building, the church steeple and bell tower also fell to the ground. “Thankfully, the bells (there are three of HE SERVES 4 AREA CHURCHES Rev. Steven Woyen is the new pastor at Good Hope Parish which covers four area churches. Reverend Steven Woyen may not have grown up in the Kiester-Bricelyn area where he now serves as the minister for Good Hope Parish. But, he did grow up on a farm in North Dakota so he can identify with the rural area residents of these communities. BEA’S GRADUATION OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Fletcher also discussed other dates and events leading up to the final day of classes for this school year. “The last student day for kids in grades K-11 is June 4,” she mentioned. “Seniors will have their last day on June 3 and will come in for graduation rehearsal on June 4. Commencement ceremonies will be on June 6, at 2 p.m.”. NORM HALL – SIGNING OFF FOR THE LAST TIME Norm Hall – signing off for the last time. Long-time KBEW news director Norm Hall is set to retire on May 31 after 30 years on the air. After 30 years of bringing the residents of the Blue Earth area the news on KBEW radio, Norm Hall is hanging up his headphones, turning off his mic, and retiring. His last day is May 31. JAKE’S PIZZA ROOF COLLAPSES IN WELLS The Jake’s Pizza building in Wells has been boarded up and cordoned off since the roof collapsed back on Feb. 24. The buckled wall is also visible in this photo on the left side of the downtown Wells building. A landmark pizza eatery in Wells is currently closed following the events of Feb. 24. Dawn Navara, owner of Jake’s Pizza, located on NEW OWNERS AT GARTZKE’S A Blue Earth business that has been around since 1933 is going to continue on, but now under new ownership. Or, at least part of the business is going to have new owners. Gartzke’s Floral and Gift Shop, located on Main Street in downtown Blue Earth, was sold as

NEWS, SPORTS, JOBS

The storm which inflicted damage to Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church in Easton happened almost three years ago, on Sept. 20, 2018. In addition to damaging the roof and part of the interior of the building, the church steeple and bell tower also fell to the ground. “Thankfully, the bells (there are three of OBITUARIES | NEWS, SPORTS, JOBS Alan J. Perrizo, 87. May 14, 2021. Mapleton/Delavan – Alan Joseph Perrizo, age 87, passed away May 6, 2021 in Mapleton, of kidney failure. Alan was born Dec. 5, 1933 in Delavan, the son of Henry and Mary (Schwartz) Perrizo, the youngest of 10 children. Alan lived and farmed on the family farm in Delavan for most of his OBITUARIES | NEWS, SPORTS, JOBS April 23, 2021. Blue Earth – Michael Charles Klopp, age 56, passed away unexpectedly at his home in Blue Earth on April 12, 2021. Michael was born Dec. 30, 1964 to Raymond and Jeanne (Klump) Klopp. He graduated from Blue Earth High School in 1985. Michael was a long-time employee of Tafco Equipment Company REMEMBERING PAUL HEDBERG Legendary Blue Earth radio broadcaster and station owner Paul Hedberg died on Thursday, May 27, at his home in Southlake, Texas, just one day shy of his 82nd birthday. Hedberg was well known in the Blue Earth area for two main things. One, he started the KBEW radio station in August of 1963, and secondly, he is the person who came up with the 100 YEAR-OLD CHURCH BELLS GET A MAKEOVER The storm which inflicted damage to Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church in Easton happened almost three years ago, on Sept. 20, 2018. In addition to damaging the roof and part of the interior of the building, the church steeple and bell tower also fell to the ground. “Thankfully, the bells (there are three of HE SERVES 4 AREA CHURCHES Rev. Steven Woyen is the new pastor at Good Hope Parish which covers four area churches. Reverend Steven Woyen may not have grown up in the Kiester-Bricelyn area where he now serves as the minister for Good Hope Parish. But, he did grow up on a farm in North Dakota so he can identify with the rural area residents of these communities. BEA’S GRADUATION OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Fletcher also discussed other dates and events leading up to the final day of classes for this school year. “The last student day for kids in grades K-11 is June 4,” she mentioned. “Seniors will have their last day on June 3 and will come in for graduation rehearsal on June 4. Commencement ceremonies will be on June 6, at 2 p.m.”. NORM HALL – SIGNING OFF FOR THE LAST TIME Norm Hall – signing off for the last time. Long-time KBEW news director Norm Hall is set to retire on May 31 after 30 years on the air. After 30 years of bringing the residents of the Blue Earth area the news on KBEW radio, Norm Hall is hanging up his headphones, turning off his mic, and retiring. His last day is May 31. JAKE’S PIZZA ROOF COLLAPSES IN WELLS The Jake’s Pizza building in Wells has been boarded up and cordoned off since the roof collapsed back on Feb. 24. The buckled wall is also visible in this photo on the left side of the downtown Wells building. A landmark pizza eatery in Wells is currently closed following the events of Feb. 24. Dawn Navara, owner of Jake’s Pizza, located on NEW OWNERS AT GARTZKE’S A Blue Earth business that has been around since 1933 is going to continue on, but now under new ownership. Or, at least part of the business is going to have new owners. Gartzke’s Floral and Gift Shop, located on Main Street in downtown Blue Earth, was sold as OBITUARIES | NEWS, SPORTS, JOBS April 23, 2021. Blue Earth – Michael Charles Klopp, age 56, passed away unexpectedly at his home in Blue Earth on April 12, 2021. Michael was born Dec. 30, 1964 to Raymond and Jeanne (Klump) Klopp. He graduated from Blue Earth High School in 1985. Michael was a long-time employee of Tafco Equipment Company OPINIONS | NEWS, SPORTS, JOBS 1 day ago · Road construction season begins. May 16, 2021. Now it’s my turn. Or should I say our turn, my wife and me. As well as all our neighbors on West 10th Street, those folks who live on the cul-du-sac on South Nicollet, everyone on Bartel Drive, Hood and North Walnut streets in Blue Earth. BEA BOYS IN HUNT FOR SECTION CROWN It was a good day on the golf course for the Blue Earth Area boys team when they traveled to New Prague for the opening round of the Section 2AA tournament on Wednesday, June 2. Manning Lane, Ashton Lloyd and Braden Gudahl claimed the top three spots to help lead the BEA team to

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ALMOST ANYONE CAN GET VACCINATED UHD has now administered over 1,200 COVID-19 vaccinations to residents of the area and the staff at UHD. When Minnesota Governor Tim Walz relaxed the restrictions on who could get the COVID-19 vaccinations, lowering the age to 16, the staff at United Hospital District in Blue Earth expected a deluge of phone calls from residents wanting to sign up to get the vaccination. PUBLIC NOTICES FOR WEEK OF MAY 16, 2021 ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOL S.P. 022-591-002 MINN. PROJ. NO. TA 2218(160) CITY OF BLUE EARTH BLUE EARTH, MN RECEIPT AND OPENING OF PROPOSALS: Proposals for the work described below will be received online through QuestCDN.com until 11:00 a.m. on June 2, 2021, at which time the bids will be opened and publicly

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The Blue Earth Area boys tennis team took on the St. James Saints in a Section 1A quarterfinal match on Monday, May 24, at St. James. Unfortunately for the Bucs, it was the Saints who prevailed for a 4-3 victory. St. James advances to the semifinal round where they faced Class A No. 4-ranked Rochester W’BAGO EDA GRANTS LOAN TO BUSINESS W’bago EDA grants loan to business. The Winnebago Economic Development Authority (EDA) approved a business loan for Winnebago Metal when they met for their regular meeting on June 2. Kenneth Nelson is the owner of Winnebago Metal, which is located at 212 Sixth Avenue SE, and was at the meeting to answer any questions from the EDA

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CABIN COFFEE OFFICIALLY OPENS IN BE Almost exactly one year ago, the news of a Cabin Coffee franchise being built in Blue Earth was announced on the front page of the Faribault County Register. Now, a year later, the Cabin Coffee restaurant opened up this past Monday, March 29. They are open 6 a.m.

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NEW HOUSING BOOM IN BLUE EARTH The Blue Earth City Council continued to make decisions on several housing construction projects around the city. The city’s Housing and Redevelopment Authority (HRA) and APX Construction of Mankato both have projects underway in various locations in the city. At their first meeting of 2021, held last Monday night, the City Council took

action on

NEW OWNERS AT GARTZKE’S A Blue Earth business that has been around since 1933 is going to continue on, but now under new ownership. Or, at least part of the business is going to have new owners. Gartzke’s Floral and Gift Shop, located on Main Street in downtown Blue Earth, was sold as

NEWS, SPORTS, JOBS

The storm which inflicted damage to Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church in Easton happened almost three years ago, on Sept. 20, 2018. In addition to damaging the roof and part of the interior of the building, the church steeple and bell tower also fell to the ground. “Thankfully, the bells (there are three of OBITUARIES | NEWS, SPORTS, JOBS Alan J. Perrizo, 87. May 14, 2021. Mapleton/Delavan – Alan Joseph Perrizo, age 87, passed away May 6, 2021 in Mapleton, of kidney failure. Alan was born Dec. 5, 1933 in Delavan, the son of Henry and Mary (Schwartz) Perrizo, the youngest of 10 children. Alan lived and farmed on the family farm in Delavan for most of his BEA’S GRADUATION OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Fletcher also discussed other dates and events leading up to the final day of classes for this school year. “The last student day for kids in grades K-11 is June 4,” she mentioned. “Seniors will have their last day on June 3 and will come in for graduation rehearsal on June 4. Commencement ceremonies will be on June 6, at 2 p.m.”. JAKE’S PIZZA ROOF COLLAPSES IN WELLS The Jake’s Pizza building in Wells has been boarded up and cordoned off since the roof collapsed back on Feb. 24. The buckled wall is also visible in this photo on the left side of the downtown Wells building. A landmark pizza eatery in Wells is currently closed following the events of Feb. 24. Dawn Navara, owner of Jake’s Pizza, located on WELLS BUSY WITH BUILDING PROJECTS Not many small town City Councils can say they have their hands full with multiple proposed housing development projects. However, the Wells City Council is trying to work on not one or two, but four or five new developments. “It is very unusual to have this many all at one time,” city administrator CJ Holl HE SERVES 4 AREA CHURCHES Rev. Steven Woyen is the new pastor at Good Hope Parish which covers four area churches. Reverend Steven Woyen may not have grown up in the Kiester-Bricelyn area where he now serves as the minister for Good Hope Parish. But, he did grow up on a farm in North Dakota so he can identify with the rural area residents of these communities. TERRY WAYNE FRAZEE, 81 Terry Wayne Frazee, 81. Apr 9, 2021. Spicer – Terry Wayne Frazee, 81, of Spicer, passed away March 27, 2021 in Dundee, Florida. He was born in April 1939 to Russell and Jeanette (Knudson) Frazee. After attending and graduating from Bird Island High School in 1957, Terry obtained degrees from Gustavus Adolphus College, South Dakota State SHARON R. JENKINS, 77 (Formerly of Winnebago) – Sharon Rose Jenkins, age 77, passed away in her sleep on Friday, Dec. 20, 2019 at the Clarkson Mountain View Health Care Facility in Rapid City, South Dakota. Sharon’s funeral will be held on Saturday, Jan. 11, 2020 at the Lutheran Church of Our Savior’s in Winnebago, officiated by Pastor Mike Omtvedt at 11 a.m. with burial and lunch to follow. Visitation will LOCAL REGISTER EDITOR FOOLED BY A $100 BILL AND IT ISN’T For a brief moment, I thought it was our lucky day. Last week my wife Pam found a $100 bill while out for her morning walk. A hundred bucks, just lying there on Seventh Street in Blue Earth. You sure don’t see that every day of the week. Turns out, you do. But more on that later. At first, it seemed like it was a great way to start the day. Of course, Pam suggested we try and find who lost LEMPKIE RECEIVES PRISON TIME, FINE A Delavan man will spend time in prison and pay more than $105,000 for setting a house on fire and taking authorities on a high-speed chase in his semi-truck last June. On Monday in Faribault County District Court, Judge Douglas Richards sentenced 32-year-old Bryan Douglas Lempkie on charges of second-degree arson, fleeing a peace officer and third-degree DWI.

Lempkie

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The storm which inflicted damage to Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church in Easton happened almost three years ago, on Sept. 20, 2018. In addition to damaging the roof and part of the interior of the building, the church steeple and bell tower also fell to the ground. “Thankfully, the bells (there are three of OBITUARIES | NEWS, SPORTS, JOBS Alan J. Perrizo, 87. May 14, 2021. Mapleton/Delavan – Alan Joseph Perrizo, age 87, passed away May 6, 2021 in Mapleton, of kidney failure. Alan was born Dec. 5, 1933 in Delavan, the son of Henry and Mary (Schwartz) Perrizo, the youngest of 10 children. Alan lived and farmed on the family farm in Delavan for most of his BEA’S GRADUATION OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Fletcher also discussed other dates and events leading up to the final day of classes for this school year. “The last student day for kids in grades K-11 is June 4,” she mentioned. “Seniors will have their last day on June 3 and will come in for graduation rehearsal on June 4. Commencement ceremonies will be on June 6, at 2 p.m.”. JAKE’S PIZZA ROOF COLLAPSES IN WELLS The Jake’s Pizza building in Wells has been boarded up and cordoned off since the roof collapsed back on Feb. 24. The buckled wall is also visible in this photo on the left side of the downtown Wells building. A landmark pizza eatery in Wells is currently closed following the events of Feb. 24. Dawn Navara, owner of Jake’s Pizza, located on WELLS BUSY WITH BUILDING PROJECTS Not many small town City Councils can say they have their hands full with multiple proposed housing development projects. However, the Wells City Council is trying to work on not one or two, but four or five new developments. “It is very unusual to have this many all at one time,” city administrator CJ Holl HE SERVES 4 AREA CHURCHES Rev. Steven Woyen is the new pastor at Good Hope Parish which covers four area churches. Reverend Steven Woyen may not have grown up in the Kiester-Bricelyn area where he now serves as the minister for Good Hope Parish. But, he did grow up on a farm in North Dakota so he can identify with the rural area residents of these communities. TERRY WAYNE FRAZEE, 81 Terry Wayne Frazee, 81. Apr 9, 2021. Spicer – Terry Wayne Frazee, 81, of Spicer, passed away March 27, 2021 in Dundee, Florida. He was born in April 1939 to Russell and Jeanette (Knudson) Frazee. After attending and graduating from Bird Island High School in 1957, Terry obtained degrees from Gustavus Adolphus College, South Dakota State SHARON R. JENKINS, 77 (Formerly of Winnebago) – Sharon Rose Jenkins, age 77, passed away in her sleep on Friday, Dec. 20, 2019 at the Clarkson Mountain View Health Care Facility in Rapid City, South Dakota. Sharon’s funeral will be held on Saturday, Jan. 11, 2020 at the Lutheran Church of Our Savior’s in Winnebago, officiated by Pastor Mike Omtvedt at 11 a.m. with burial and lunch to follow. Visitation will LOCAL REGISTER EDITOR FOOLED BY A $100 BILL AND IT ISN’T For a brief moment, I thought it was our lucky day. Last week my wife Pam found a $100 bill while out for her morning walk. A hundred bucks, just lying there on Seventh Street in Blue Earth. You sure don’t see that every day of the week. Turns out, you do. But more on that later. At first, it seemed like it was a great way to start the day. Of course, Pam suggested we try and find who lost LEMPKIE RECEIVES PRISON TIME, FINE A Delavan man will spend time in prison and pay more than $105,000 for setting a house on fire and taking authorities on a high-speed chase in his semi-truck last June. On Monday in Faribault County District Court, Judge Douglas Richards sentenced 32-year-old Bryan Douglas Lempkie on charges of second-degree arson, fleeing a peace officer and third-degree DWI.

Lempkie

LOCAL NEWS | NEWS, SPORTS, JOBS The storm which inflicted damage to Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church in Easton happened almost three years ago, on Sept. 20, 2018. In addition to damaging the roof and part of the interior of the building, the church steeple and bell tower also fell to the ground. “Thankfully, the bells (there are three of BEA’S GRADUATION OPEN TO THE PUBLIC “We will be able to hold graduation ceremonies inside this year,” Blue Earth Area superintendent Mandy Fletcher told School Board members at their meeting on May 10. “It will be open to the public with no capacity restrictions. The only requirement will be for everyone in attendance to wear masks.” Fletcher also discussed other

dates

KAREN L. HANSEN, 70

14 hours ago · Minneapolis – Karen Lorraine Hansen, age 70, of Minneapolis, died Friday, June 4, 2021. A Memorial service was held Saturday, June 12, 2021 at 11 a.m. at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church in Wells. Visitation was one hour prior to the service. Pastor Don Rose officiated, burial was in Rosehill Cemetery. Please see brussheitner.com to leave DOUG ‘OSCAR’ MEYER, 62 14 hours ago · Winnebago – Doug “Oscar” Meyer, age 62, of Winnebago, passed away unexpectedly at his home on Tuesday, June 8, 2021. A funeral service will be held at 10 a.m. on Monday, June 14, 2021, at Lutheran Church of Our Savior in Winnebago with Pastor Robert Bailey officiating. A

JUDY L. TUFF, 83

14 hours ago · Naples, FL – As was her nature, Judy Lea Tuff made a quiet exit from this world on May 28, 2021, in Naples, Florida. Born to Casey and Delores (Jobe) DeKramer on July 16, 1937, Judy was the youngest of seven siblings. Her father was a newspaper man REMEMBERING PAUL HEDBERG Legendary Blue Earth radio broadcaster and station owner Paul Hedberg died on Thursday, May 27, at his home in Southlake, Texas, just one day shy of his 82nd birthday. Hedberg was well known in the Blue Earth area for two main things. One, he started the KBEW radio station in August of 1963, and secondly, he is the person who came up with the 100 YEAR-OLD CHURCH BELLS GET A MAKEOVER The storm which inflicted damage to Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church in Easton happened almost three years ago, on Sept. 20, 2018. In addition to damaging the roof and part of the interior of the building, the church steeple and bell tower also fell to the ground. “Thankfully, the bells (there are three of MONA L. BRISEÑO-LELAND, 67 14 hours ago · Elmore – Mona L. Briseño-Leland, age 67, of Elmore, passed away on Tuesday, June 2, 2021 at United Hospital District in Blue Earth. Memorial services will be held at 11 a.m. on Thursday, June 24, 2021 at Saint Stanislaus Church in St. Paul. A time for visitation will be held one hour prior to the BEA BOYS IN HUNT FOR SECTION CROWN It was a good day on the golf course for the Blue Earth Area boys team when they traveled to New Prague for the opening round of the Section 2AA tournament on Wednesday, June 2. Manning Lane, Ashton Lloyd and Braden Gudahl claimed the top three spots to help lead the BEA team to

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NORM HALL – SIGNING OFF FOR THE LAST TIME Norm Hall – signing off for the last time. Long-time KBEW news director Norm Hall is set to retire on May 31 after 30 years on the air. After 30 years of bringing the residents of the Blue Earth area the news on KBEW radio, Norm Hall is hanging up his headphones, turning off his mic, and retiring. His last day is May 31.

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REP. OLSON TALKS ISSUES WITH BOARD The Faribault County Commissioners had an unexpected guest at their meeting on June 1. Minnesota state Representative Bjorn Olson, R-Elmore, dropped by saying he was there to listen to any concerns the commissioners might have. It turns out the board members had more questions for Olson than they had concerns. “No budget or policy bills were passed in regular session,” Olson told the commissioners. “We will go into a special session in a couple of weeks and are supposed to be done by midnight on June 30 or we have a statewide shutdown, although there are some court rulings ... W’BAGO EDA GRANTS LOAN TO BUSINESS REMEMBERING PAUL HEDBERG 100 YEAR-OLD CHURCH BELLS GET A MAKEOVER Special Publications

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