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Perry is appointed to Caledonia City Council
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By a 3-1 vote, the Caledonia City Council approved the appointment of
Peggy Perry as councilmember for the remainder of the year. The action
was taken during a special council meeting at 12:15 p.m. Wednesday,
March 19.
Perry will fill the council spot vacated when former Councilman Paul
Fisch tendered his resignation Feb. 29. Fisch, who served as a
councilman for the past nine years, was re-elected to his third term on
the council in November, 2006.
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Remodeled space at Eitzen State Bank, well received
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The newly-completed board room, shown above, and additional offices are all part of the recently-completed remodeling project at Eitzen State Bank. Photo by Daniel McGonigle
Ron Chamberlin, President of Eitzen State Bank is proud of how his expansion turned out at both the Caledonia and Eitzen branches of the bank.
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Following one of the harsher winters Houston County has endured in a number of years, spring-like weather arrived last week. With temps reaching the low 50s, warm sun, and slight breezes, the heavy snow pack started receding, jackets were discarded, and the sounds of kids playing, motorcycles rumbling, and robins chirping was a wonderful reminder that spring officially begins Thursday.
Photos by Charlie Warner
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City looking at getting rid of the stink…at waste treatment plant
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The Caledonia City Council is looking at a number of different projects at the wastewater treatment plant in an effort to improve the smell that it sometimes emits. Administrative Coordinator Mike Gerardy presented the council with recommendations made by Winona Controls during the March 10 council meeting.
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First two Flood Recovery Loan Program applications approved
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Nearly seven months after the August 2007 floods ravaged Southeast Minnesota, the first two Business Flood Recovery Loan agreements were approved on March 11. The Houston County Board approved a loan in the amount of $130,727 for Twin Creeks Golf and a loan in the amount of $10,400 for 7 Rivers Surplus. Both businesses are located in Hokah.
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Things shaping up nicely for new owner of Shapes
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Jody Schmitz is settling in as the new owner of Shapes in Caledonia. Photo by Daniel McGonigle
As of March 1, Jody Schmitz is the new owner of Shapes in Caledonia. The mother of three is settling into her role quite nicely.
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Still time to bowl in the “Slice” bowl
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There are those who’ve bowled in the Jim Solie “Slice” bowl tournament all 16 of its years.
There are those bowlers who just began bowling in the tournament last year. Either way, the event is again being planned and spots are filling fast.
The event draws from Solie’s nickname, “Slice,” and is a popular event enjoyed by those who attend.
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CHS girls fall to Jordan 74-61 in state quarterfinals
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Their faces tell it all. Members of the Caledonia girls
basketball team, and coaching staff looked quite concerned midway
through the second half of the state quarterfinal game against Jordan
Wednesday morning. The Warriors were trailing by 20 points to a very
good Jordan team, and ended up losing by 13 points, 74-61. It was the
second straight year the CHS girls battled their way to "The Big Dance"
at Williams Arena in Minneapolis, only to be sent home with a
first-round state tournament loss. For a pictorial look at the Warriors
in action at "The Barn," see the slide show on this week's photos. For
a complete look at the Warriors
trip to state, see next week's Argus. (Photo by Charlie Warner)
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