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Human remains believed to be hundreds of years old found on shores of Minnesota lake
People gathering wild rice from Minnesota’s third-largest lake have stumbled across human skeletal remains that are believed to be several hundred years old. Authorities suspect erosion caused the remains of at least three people to surface on the shores of Leech Lake, where they were discovered Saturday. Covering more than 100,000 acres (40,470 hectares), the lake is located mainly within the Leech Lake Indian Reservation in the north-central part of the state.
Walz outperforms Vance in new favorability poll
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz (D), the Democratic nominee for vice president, is seen more favorably than his Republican counterpart, Ohio Sen. JD Vance, according to a poll released Thursday. The Suffolk University/USA Today survey found 48 percent of likely voters say they see Walz in a positive light. In contrast, 37 percent of the same…
Sisters With Ovarian Cancer Three Weeks Apart, Find Hope In Clinical Trial to Combat ‘The Cancer That Whispers’
Two Minnesota sisters are leaning on each other for support after having been diagnosed with ovarian cancer just weeks apart. Their diagnosis is similar to multi-time tennis champion Chris Evert, 69, who was first diagnosed with ovarian cancer in 2022. After reaching remission following treatment, she experienced a recurrence late last year, causing her to restart treatment and, fortunately, reached remission again.
Court dispositions: April 16-24, 2024
Freeborn County District Court April 16 Joseph Paul Copen, 26, W. 3911 8th St., Duluth. Count 1: Traffic – driving after revocation. Fees $280. Hugo Sanchez Sanchez, 39, 2301 E. Main St., Albert Lea. Count 1: Traffic – no Minnesota driver’s license. Fees $180. Gustavo Santiago Vasquez, 35, 2709 E. 38th St., Des Moines, IA. […] The post Court dispositions: April 16-24, 2024 appeared first on Albert Lea Tribune.
Eyota Man Severely Injured in Fiery Tractor-Tanker Truck Crash Identified
Eyota, MN (KROC-AM News)- The State Patrol has identified the Eyota man who was operating a tractor that crashed with a tanker truck in Olmsted County Wednesday evening. First responders were dispatched to the crash around 8:20 p.m. on Hwy. 42 north of the County Rd. 9 roundabout north of Eyota. Dispatch reports indicated one of the vehicles had started on fire.
Administrator’s Corner: Working together will help students succeed
Albert Lea’s school year has officially begun, and we are thrilled to welcome back our students, staff and families. I would like to take this opportunity to point out a practice that is often overlooked by many. Our teachers spend quite a bit of time developing routines and procedures as they set the tone for success in our classrooms. The practice of establishing consistent routines and procedures creates not only a safe and orderly environment but also helps our students feel secure and confident as they go about their daily activities. From the moment students arrive at school to the time they leave, clear expectations guide their learning experiences and interactions. Whether it’s morning arrivals, transitions between classes or end-of-day procedures, every detail is designed to ensure that our students can focus on what matters most — their learning and growth. The post Administrator’s Corner: Working together will help students succeed appeared first on Albert Lea Tribune.
Across the Pastor’s Desk: God sees us through all seasons
Ecclesiastes 3:1-8 kept popping up in our congregation this summer and, as we turn the calendar to September, we are once again reminded about how “for everything there is a season, and a time for every matter under heaven.” The post Across the Pastor’s Desk: God sees us through all seasons appeared first on Albert Lea Tribune.
Vehicles broken into and other reports
Police received a report at 1:42 p.m. Thursday of a purse stolen out of a vehicle at 224 E. Clark St. Tool boxes, tools and a weed eater were reported taken from a garage at 2:08 p.m. Thursday at 1030 S. Newton Ave. A car was reported rummaged through and money and a purse were […] The post Vehicles broken into and other reports appeared first on Albert Lea Tribune.
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