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The wheels of Princeton School District’s long-range facilities plan are turning quickly, and signs are pointing to possible referendum vote in May.
Residents filled the Milaca council chambers Thursday, Jan. 16, to learn the fate of a controversial zoning request involving a historic city business building.
The Milaca Planning Commission’s first meeting of the year featured a heated hearing about a controversial rezoning request.
Milaca City Council members will consider a controversial rezoning request that if approved could pave the way for possible development of a taproom brewery in a new general business district.
The following incidents were reported to the Milaca Police Department from Dec. 13 to Dec. 1…
The following incidents were reported to the Mille Lacs County Sheriff’s Department Dec. 13 …
The following incidents were reported to the Princeton Police Department Dec. 12 to Dec. 19 …
Residents filled the Milaca council chambers Thursday, Jan. 16, to learn the fate of a controversial zoning request involving a historic city business building.
The Milaca Planning Commission’s first meeting of the year featured a heated hearing about a controversial rezoning request.
Milaca City Council members will consider a controversial rezoning request that if approved could pave the way for possible development of a taproom brewery in a new general business district.
Princeton Public Utilities Electric Superintendent Jon Brooks retired Tuesday after 39 years of service to the community.
Area law enforcement officers made the holiday season brighter for a group of Princeton students and their families with a special visit to a local retailer.
(This will be, I promise, the last for awhile of columns written decades ago when I was an editor. This one, from 20 years ago, caught my eye while doing some research for another subject. The excuse, one I'm sticking with, is that someone who enjoyed last week's subject ( a column from year…
(Note: The idea for this week's subject hit a last-minute snag so what you see is a column that was written after a short visit to New York City in 1995. It's a snapshot of a couple days in the city they say never sleeps. The column was written 25 years ago on a day in late February just a f…
On this Friday morning the impeachment process, the third one in 46 years in a country gone mad with political partisanship, is nearing its end. That statement doesn't mean the Nixon, Clinton and Trump impeachment proceedings were wrong to take place. But it's a sign that things have changed…
The second year of the 91st Minnesota Legislative Session opened Feb. 11, with a bit of fanfare and a long “To Do” list.
There is no questioning the success and popularity of public charter schools. In 1992, Minnesota became the first state to establish charter schools and today more than 57,000 students are enrolled in 168 schools. That represents 6.7% of the school-age population. Growth in the past 13 years…
On March 3, Minnesotans will go to the polls to help its major political parties choose their presidential candidates. Sort of. Unlike the legislative and local government primary held in August or the general election held in November, the presidential primary will have some important differences.
Photos from Princeton's 8-0 win over Becker/Big Lake. The Tigers used a big second period to pull away from the Eagles, powered by two Tyler Danielson goals.
The Princeton boys basketball team stayed scorching hot as the Tigers ran their winning streak to nine games and 16 of their last 17 games after picking up a win over St. Francis by a score of 85-50 on Jan. 28 followed by 65-64 and 101-70 victories over Monticello and Chisago Lakes.
The Princeton gymnastics team continues to show improvement, but wasn’t able to top Becker as it fell 131.1 to 125.2 on Jan. 30, on Senior Night in Princeton.
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