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St. Casimir’s students present concert
The students of St. Casimir’s School in Wells entertained the public with their recent Spring Sing Concert, which was held on April 9. Not only were the concertgoers treated to instrumental selections from the school’s fifth-grade band and vocal numbers, which included all of the elementary students, they were also entertained with many student solos […] The post St. Casimir’s students present concert appeared first on Albert Lea Tribune.
So many veggies, so little space
This is the fourth article in a series from the Gardening from the Ground Up webinars hosted by the University of Minnesota Extension. Next: Maximizing labor efficiency in gardening. Shane Bugeja, Extension educator for agriculture production systems in Blue Earth and Le Sueur counties, started out the session with showing a photo of the apartment complex he moved into in Mankato in 2017. Living on the third floor, Bugeja said he had the small balcony space to grow plants. ...
Food Shelf gears up for March FoodShare Campaign
With food prices being increased by 5.8% nationally in 2023, food shelves across the state are raising donations for the Minnesota FoodShare March Campaign. The Waseca Area Food Shelf is participating in the campaign’s 43rd year. The campaign helps keep 300 food shelves in Minnesota stocked throughout the year. Many individuals and businesses in Waseca County are participating and donating to the campaign already. ‘In March statewide they try to...
5 things to do this week: Carnival, soup supper and more
By Ayanna Eckblad 1 St. Casimir’s School carnival This Thursday, St. Casimir’s School in Wells will have a free carnival for children ages 3 to 12 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. The event will be held in the school gym. There will be games, prizes and lots of fun. 2 Soup supper, chili […] The post 5 things to do this week: Carnival, soup supper and more appeared first on Albert Lea Tribune.
Waseca County History Center set to display the history of Barbie
With the “Barbenheimer” phenomenon taking place last summer, which saw the release of the movies “Barbie” and “Oppenheimer” in theaters on the same day, the Waseca County History Center will have an exhibit based on one of the movies and its source material. And it is not the World War II film about the “father of the atomic bomb.” Starting Feb. 27, the Waseca County Historical Society will host the exhibit “Barbie and Me,” on display through April 16. The exhibit coincides with the 65th...
Small theaters face challenges, but nothing can replace the actual theater experience
Munching on buttery theater popcorn, sipping on refreshing fountain pop, enjoying tasty concessions and watching a movie on the big screen with Dolby surround sound make the movie theater experience special. The post Small theaters face challenges, but nothing can replace the actual theater experience appeared first on Albert Lea Tribune.
The Fermentals set to host Wayne Breitbarth Memorial Bockfest
After his passing in August of last year, a local group is honoring Wayne Breitbarth by hosting a bockfest at the Waseca American Legion on Saturday Mar. 2. Breitbarth, who was a dispatcher for the Waseca County Sheriff’s Office, was a part of the home-brew beer and wine club the Fermentals, which was started in 2006 at the American Legion in Waseca. The club has supported thousands of dollars in donations such as baskets for fundraisers of all kinds in the community. ...
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