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YMCA director looks to make connections
ABOVE: April Jeppson is the CEO of the future Fairmont YMCA. <!– SHOW ARTICLE –> FAIRMONT–The Fairmont Area Community Center Foundation (FCC) has named April Jeppson the future CEO of the Fairmont YMCA. Jeppson is also currently the executive director of the Albert Lea Family YMCA. In March of 2022, the Foundation entered into a…
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Phase 1 of rail trail officially open
A slew of local and state officials cut the ribbon on the first phase of the Adirondack Rail Trail, a 10-mile stretch between Lake Placid and Saranac Lake, on Friday. This path is now officially open to the public. (Enterprise photo — Aaron Marbone) SARANAC LAKE — The 10-mile stretch of the Adirondack Rail Trail…
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Eagles open season with win over Rocori
Staff photo by Travis Rosenau New Ulm High School’s Nate Firle puts up a shot in the paint during a home nonconference boys basketball game with Rocori at NUHS. <!– SHOW ARTICLE –> NEW ULM — The New Ulm Eagles boys basketball team saw double-digit leads in the first and second half shrink away against…
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Feidt returns, Knights top Waldorf for 1st home win
Staff photo by Jeff Meder Martin Luther College’s Grace Kieselhorst (31) puts up a shot in the paint during a nonconference women’s basketball Friday night at MLC. <!– SHOW ARTICLE –> NEW ULM — The Martin Luther College women’s basketball team earned its second win of the season with a 57-50 win over Waldorf on…
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Real trees, real memories
Staff photo by Travis Rosenau Tony Guggisberg trims a Fraser tree at Guggisberg Tree Farm on 17703 Grandview Road in New Ulm. Guggisberg Tree Farm sold out of trees the first weekend after Thanksgiving this year as tree buyers look to get an early jump on the Christmas season. NEW ULM — Artificial trees may…
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Trinity Health to host skin cancer screening
<!– SHOW ARTICLE –> Trinity Health will host a free melanoma/skin cancer screening for the public Wednesday, Dec. 6, from 4:30-7:30 p.m. The screening will be held in the Dermatology Department on the fifth floor of Trinity Health Medical Arts. Appointments for the screening are required and available by calling 857-3971. Minors younger than 18…
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Adena author makes Oprah’s Best Novels list
<!– SHOW ARTICLE –> ADENA — Local author Beth Raymer’s recent book, “Fireworks Every Night” published by Random House, has made Oprah’s Best Novels of 2023. The book is number nine on the list. Raymer was born in Adena and moved to Palm Beach County, Florida, with her family when she was 5 years old.…
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Trade and trees: How contingent trade agreements can reduce deforestation
EU and Mercosur negotiators are currently pushing to end two decades of trade talks. During these negotiations, which both parties likely thought would end in 2019, the final text has proved challenging to ratify. Several countries in Europe have expressed concerns about deforestation in the Amazon, and the possibility that trade liberalisation will worsen the…
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Trade and trees: How contingent trade agreements can reduce deforestation
EU and Mercosur negotiators are currently pushing to end two decades of trade talks. During these negotiations, which both parties likely thought would end in 2019, the final text has proved challenging to ratify. Several countries in Europe have expressed concerns about deforestation in the Amazon, and the possibility that trade liberalisation will worsen the…
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New financial planning business opens
<!– SHOW ARTICLE –> -Submitted photo The staff of Full Swing Financial Planning includes, from left, Emily Cue, Kole Petersen, Baileigh Ashbrook, Cole Jaeschke, Alexa Leadley and Eddie Doyle. -Submitted photo The staff of Full Swing Financial Planning includes, from left, Emily Cue, Kole Petersen, Baileigh Ashbrook, Cole Jaeschke, Alexa Leadley and Eddie Doyle.…