‘TP’ trouble lands several in court
20 YEARS AGO: NEWS FROM THE ISSUE OF OCT. 7, 2024 White strands hanging down from trees and scattered over bushes is a familiar sight on autumn mornings in Litchfield.
20 YEARS AGO: NEWS FROM THE ISSUE OF OCT. 7, 2024 White strands hanging down from trees and scattered over bushes is a familiar sight on autumn mornings in Litchfield.
About me: I am running for re-election to the Hutchinson School Board. I’ve been a lifelong resident of Hutchinson, my wife works for the school district, and both of our kids go to Hutchinson Schools. We’re invested in the success of this district.
Wins WCC tourney, looks ahead to section play With the postseason looming, Litchfield seems to be putting together its best games. The Dragons were scheduled to open Section 6A tournament play this week, but they first were wrapping up the regular season.
Hutchinson Police Services responded to the following incidents: Sept. 13: Hutchinson Police responded to a two-vehicle crash at the intersection of Adams Street Northeast and Washington Avenue East. Kalley Jo Lang, 27, of Atwater, driving a 2018 Jeep Compass, was southbound on Adams Street Northeast. Dianne Marie Schwecke, 71, of Schroeder, was westbound on Washington Avenue East in driving a 2020 Lexus NX. Both vehicles stopped at the four-way stop. Lang proceeded southbound. Schwecke turned left to head south. The vehicles collided, causing front-end damage to both vehicles. Lang’s vehicle was towed from the scene. No citations issued. All occupants were wearing seatbelts.
Recently, I laughed a lot with Kurt, a lifelong friend. We met each other in the early ’80s while students at Concordia College in Moorhead. During our junior and senior years, together with three others, we rented a house a half-mile from campus. Free at last from dormitory policies and rules!
By day, Mark Schmidt works as a manufacturing engineer at IRD Glass in Litchfield. After hours and on weekends, Schmidt fabricates light-colored toy logs at his rural Darwin shop that can create all kinds of structures — including one of record- breaking proportions.
has a curiously shaped apple tree on his place, which is now in bloom, after having borne fruit this season for the first time. The tree is now full of blossoms as it was in the spring. Mr. Birkebek says he expects to gather the second crop at Christmas time.
What: Military Preservation Vehicles Association’s visit to Hutchinson. It’s part of the group’s 30-day convoy from Pembina, North Dakota, to New Orleans.
From Aug. 15-18, 232 youth from McLeod County showcased their learning and achievements in 4-H during the past year at the 2024 McLeod County Fair.
How often have you thought or said “If only ...?” “If only I had a little more money.” “If only someone appreciated my hard work.” “If only my party could win this election.” “If only I had ______, then life would be good and I would be happy.”