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Houston County opposes AMC’s state-wide redesign proposal
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“Shock, outrage and disbelief” are three adjectives to describe the Houston County Commissioners’ reactions to the Association of Minnesota Counties Minnesota 10 Point Redesign Plan.
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‘Breakfast is served’ at middle/high school
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Caledonia Middle/High School students began enjoying breakfast before school last week. So far, the program seems to be working out well. Students shown from left are, Jack Miller, Aaron Goetting and Josh Betz. Photo by Charlie Warner
Students at Caledonia Area Middle/High School will now be able to get a little boost in the morning. For those teens who have been leaving the house in the morning on an empty stomach or possibly with a piece of toast and glass of milk, there’s an alternative.
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High school music department preparing for ‘Anything Goes’
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The Caledonia Area High School music department has been working hard after school each day preparing for the upcoming presentation of the musical “Anything Goes.” In the photo above, a number of the characters worked on their dancing. They are from left: Austin Perry, Dia La Febvre, Thomas Bulman, Ida Abbott, Shea Goetting and Greg Link. Photo by Charlie Warner
The Caledonia Area High School music department will be presenting “Anything Goes” March 12, 13 and 14 at the high school auditorium. A total of 36 students, plus the pit band and stage crew have been working on their songs, scripts and dance moves since January during practices after school under the direction of Carrie Thompson and Kim and Eliott Kranz.
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Cross beams her way to state
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Kaley Cross qualified for the state gymnastics meet on the beam at the Section 1A meet on Feb. 20 in Stewartville. She will compete on Feb. 27 at the University of Minnesota.
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The Pawlenty plan: County could see $1.5 M in state aid cuts in next two years
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Word of massive state aid cuts to all cities and counties across the state sent government staffs scurrying. The Houston County Board was no exception. According to County Finance Director Casey Bradley, the county is facing a two-year cut in county program aid (CPA) of $1.522 million if the plans Gov. Tim Pawlenty announced Feb. 15 become a reality.
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Recession or not, Sno Pac Foods continues to add new products
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During a time when many manufacturing and processing companies have “pulled in their horns,” laid off employees or even worse, closed their doors, Sno Pac Foods of Caledonia is a breath of fresh air.
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LGA cuts to city could be $128,000
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“This is just the Governor’s proposal. I’m hoping by the time the House and Senate come up with their own plan, it won’t be as catastrophic as this,” said Caledonia Mayor Bob Burns last week.
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Brownsville Fire & Rescue receives $32,462 grant
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Brownsville Fire and Rescue was one of 23 Minnesota fire departments that have been awarded more than $1.4 million in federal grants for new equipment and training. The Brownsville department received $32,462 for operations and safety equipment.
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