If there are any landowners reading this who have an interest in hosting a communications tower on their parcel, and who does not have any neighbors who would oppose the installation, the county would sure like to hear from you.
In my last article I wrote on weather affecting the quality and production of garden produce. I was mainly writing about the hot and dry weather most of us were experiencing.
In the latter part of June, I did a column on salad recipes. Well, guess what? I have so many good recipes for salads and summer is the best time to make them as many of them have fresh fruit and veggies from the garden or the Farmer’s Market.
The fat cats at the top of the corporate ladder must be getting tired of stuffing their beds with millions and millions of dollars while overcharging the public.
When Norman Benson recalls his years in the Army and the celebration at his Army base on August 10, 61 years ago-- he easily speaks of the pleasant memories.
We recently returned from a trip to Gillette, Wyo., where Bud competed in the World Horseshoe Pitching Tournament. Over a two week period 900 pitchers in various percentage brackets competed in 98-112 degree weather.
Lindstrom Boy Scout Troop #159, Chisago Troop #127, Inver Grove Heights Troop #501, and Lakeville Troops #111 and #293 sent 15 boys on an American heritage tour of the East Coast for two weeks, June 23-July 5, 2006.