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Wednesday, 24 April 2013 12:05

New Richland City Council

By NICOLE BILLING

Editorial Assistant

The New Richland City Council held its second meeting of April Monday evening. The meeting started at 6:30 p.m. and lasted until 7:30. All members of the council were present. They approved the agenda with consent items added.

The first order of business was the People’s Service Report. They talked about cleaning up the sewer mains on Third Street Northwest and North Birch. Brad Field made the point that there is some Orange Bird around some houses in town, a substance that was used in the past. It’s not a good thing to have around, so they need to have someone clean it out.

 
NRHEG Superintendent finalists chosen PDF Print E-mail
Saturday, 20 April 2013 14:42


Decision expected at Thursday School Board meeting

By REED WALLER

Staff Writer

Final interviews for two candidates for NRHEG Superintendent of Schools will be held Thursday, April 25, at New Richland Media Center. A superintendent candidate will be selected at 8:30 p.m.

Last Thursday, April 18, the NRHEG School Board held a public meeting to interview semi-finalists for the position of Superintendent of Schools, to replace departing superintendent Kevin Wellen.

The board was joined by South Central Service Cooperative (SCSC) consultants Butch Hanson and Dale Brandsoy, and a group of volunteers from the NRHEG community.

“In January of this year there were 30 superintendent searches going,” Brandsoy said. “Last year there were 12.”


Last Updated on Saturday, 20 April 2013 14:54
 
Superintendent semifinals Thursday PDF Print E-mail
Wednesday, 17 April 2013 12:49

NRHEG School Board

By REED WALLER

Staff Writer

On Thursday, April 18, the NRHEG School Board will pick two finalists for the position of NRHEG Superintendent of Schools, from four semifinalists selected from 10 applicants by the consultants from South Central Services Committee.

Candidates

The candidates are:

Dr. Dennis Goodwin, Superintendent of Schools at Platte-Geddes district, South Dakota. Dr. Goodwin has one year of experience as superintendent, 10 years teaching, and 20 years business experience.

Tami Martin, Charter School Director at Cross Lake Community School. Ms. Martin has five years experience as Director, 20 years elementary teaching at Chisago Lakes, MN and Raymondville, TX, and was Gifted Cluster teacher and remedial math teacher at Chisago Lakes.

Dr. Kathleen Mortenson, District Administrator at Brooklyn Center schools. Dr. Mortenson has three years administrative experience at Brooklyn Center and 10 years at Paladin Academy at Blaine and Minnesota Department of Corrections, St. Paul. She was also Assistant Principal for K-8 at Cambridge-Isanti, and has nine years experience as special education teacher/coordinator.

Last Updated on Wednesday, 17 April 2013 13:10
 
Routh, Reed, Peterson step up again PDF Print E-mail
Wednesday, 17 April 2013 12:47

Hartland City Council

By CARRIE GILBERTSON

Contributing Writer

Democracy: government that is for, by and of the people. For the people means that the government’s purpose is to benefit the common citizen; by the people, that our government is given its power by the election of our population; of the people that regular citizens run for and are elected to office. But what happens when they don’t run? This is precisely the situation that the City of Hartland found itself in this past November. Not just once, but three times.

Three seats on the city council were up for election in 2012: the mayoral seat, and two councilperson positions. These positions were previously held by Kelly Routh, Kyle Reed and Linda Pederson, respectively. All three decided prior to the elections that due to each of their personal situations, they would give other townspeople an opportunity to contribute to the city government, giving up their positions on the council.

As in most small towns, love for this city runs deep. 

 
Lee named Ellendale’s new fire chief PDF Print E-mail
Wednesday, 17 April 2013 12:45

Ellendale City Council

By SCOTT GROTH

Contributing Writer

The Ellendale City Council met Thursday, April 11 with Mayor Swearingen and all Council members present. Also attending the meeting were Phil Kohl, City Attorney; Steve Louks, City Clerk; Josh Otto, Maintenance; Pete Paulson, Municipal Liquor Store; and Jeremy Reese, Fire Department.

Reese informed the Council he would like to step down as chief of the Fire Department. Reese said he may be moving in the near future and does not want to wait “until the last second” to turn in his resignation. Reese has served the department for 16 years, the last four as chief. Reese went on to say the chief position does take up a lot of free time and the council should consider a monetary increase for the position. Currently the chief gets $400 a year.

 
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