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Patients in Princeton and surrounding communities will soon have local access to participate in cancer research thanks to a new state-funded partnership between the University of Minnesota and the state’s major health systems, including Fairview Health Services.
Members of the Princeton High School Band traveled to Los Angeles the week before Easter to play concerts and soak up as much music culture and exchange as possible during the Sunday-to-Saturday trip.
What probably sounds like a flurry of acronyms and abbreviations spells out cuts of about 7 percent that will affect the staff and working clients of the Developmental Achievement Centers in Princeton and Milaca.
The Mille Lacs County Dairy Princesses appeared onstage after their final wardrobe change at…
Members of the Princeton High School Band traveled to Los Angeles the week before Easter to …
AmericInn Lodge & Suites, 910 Rum River Drive S., learned April 6 it has earned the company’s annual “Best of AmericInn Hotel” award that recognizes top-performing hotels and their staffs.
More than 50 Farm Bureau members from Minnesota met with state legislators at the state capitol in St. Paul on April 10 during one of the Minnesota Farm Bureau Days on the Hill.
A possible housing development project in Princeton and the potential routes of its sewer and water infrastructure sparked discussion among the Baldwin Township supervisors at their April 2 meeting, and they agreed they wouldn’t approve any requests needed to come across township property.
The signs and employees confirm it: Shopko of Princeton will close after 25 years in the community.
The Princeton Napa Auto Parts store moves this weekend – April 14 and 15 – from its location at the corner of Rum River Drive North and Second Street North to the Princeton Mall at 111 Rum River Drive South.
This is in response to the letter to the editor of April 12th concerning President Trump. 1Chronicles 29:12 makes it very clear that power and strength are in God’s hands and at his discretion people are made great and given strength. Isaiah 55:9 reminds us as that the heavens are higher tha…
Debbie Griffin
Editor
The Milaca Area Pantry Board, volunteer staff, and Director Debbie Girard, would like to share a sincere thank you to the community for its recent gifts during the 2018 March Campaign, which yielded $31,792 and 7,404 pounds of food. Thank you to the individuals, classrooms, civic organizatio…
Debbie Griffin
Editor
Check your money, Check your bank. The wife went in yesterday to transfer some funds from our savings account at U.S. Bank to our checking account at Sherburne Bank. She got the funds from the teller at U.S. Bank in the U.S. Bank envelope and drove the three blocks to Sherburne Bank. She gav…
Debbie Griffin
Editor
This is the first in a series of editorials by the ECM Editorial Board, examining affordable housing issues in Minnesota and potential solutions.
Chances are you’ve seen it where you live or work. Homes are being built again, jobs are plentiful and new apartments are sprouting faster than many Minnesotans can remember. The housing crisis and Great Recession are assuredly over.
When U.S. Sen. Al Franken, D-Minn., was pressured to resign by Senate Democrats in early January, a series of consequences unfolded that revealed a weakness in the Minnesota Constitution that needs to be addressed.
Competing as a team for the first time in scored competition, Princeton girls track blazed its way to second-place in a five-team Mississippi 8 Conference indoor meet in St. Michael-Albertville, behind only the defending state champion Knights, on Tuesday Apr. 10.
Milaca’s indoor track and field season continued with its second Granite Ridge invite, this time in Mora on Monday, April 16 and their perennial state entrant, Bethany TenHaken faced a tough test.
After Princeton fell in the first round of the postseason, Bailey Ross thought he had experienced his last snap of competitive football.
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