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WWW.BANKEASY.COM THURSDAY, JULY 23, 2020 VOL. 114 NO. 30 COUNTYSTAR.COM BOYS OF SUMMER: Neighbor town baseball teams clash in double-header. PAGE 12 Safe house for sex-traffi c victims to open in North Branch

BY LORI ZABEL “So as we were walking back,” Hop- knew it was happening right in Brain- [email protected] man recalled, “I said to her, ‘Are you erd.” okay?’ She looked at me, and the look The disturbing encounter started a There was one memorable moment on her face was like, ‘Oh my goodness, journey that has brought Hopman to to- when Terri Hopman knew she had to somebody sees something wrong here.’ day where she is the executive director do whatever she could to help women But she said, ‘Yes, I’m okay.’ I said, ‘Are of Renew Hope MN, a local nonprofi t illegally traffi cked for sex in Minneso- you sure you don’t need some help? that will open a safe house in the North ta. Do you need me to call someone?’ She Branch area in mid-August for women About eight years ago, Hopman, of said, ‘No, don’t do that.’ I knew she was rescued from sex traffi cking. The home Wyoming, was founder and director of afraid.” will provide transitional housing, ther- a pregnancy resource center in Brain- When Hopman tried to make conver- apy, education and compassionate care erd when a young Asian woman came sation by asking how the two had met, with a goal of getting the women safely in for an ultrasound with a man about she was chilled to the bone when the back out into life and freedom. 50 years her senior. He answered all man said they met in Thailand where the questions Hopman asked without he goes “to purchase property.” CATALYST FOR A HOME allowing the woman to answer, and “He brought her there in a limo that People might think Minnesota when Hopman sought to get the woman had a bed in the back,” Hopman said, doesn’t have a problem with sex traf- alone by saying she needed a urine “so we knew something was not right. fi cking, but the Minnesota Attorney LORI ZABEL | COUNTY STAR sample, the man insisted on coming We reported it to the police, and I don’t General reported “a six-month study by Terri Hopman poses in front of a painting of along. Hopman let him know that know whatever came out of it. But it an amborella fl ower - a hearty plant that is wasn’t allowed. was that particular incident when I SEE SAFE HOUSE, PAGE 10 the namesake of the new safe house.

The sky hasn’t fallen

FALL MEANS FORD SUV SEASON! on city chickens yet BY BILL STICKELS III [email protected]

The popularity of raising chickens as pets and/or a natural food source has increased to an all-time high. Because of this increased interest, several res- idents are taking yet another stab at getting the City of Cambridge to change its ordinance to allow for the keeping of chickens on properties within city limits. And while the previous two attempts in the past fi ve years both laid an egg, this plan appears to have the best chance of hatching. During the July 20 city council meeting, the coun- cil heard from Diane Schultz, who spoke for those who wanted to be able to keep chickens, along with discussed the pros and cons of multiple options for how to possibly implement allowing for chickens. Community Development Specialist Carri Levitski told the council that since the last time the council was presented with this request, a number of cities that were surveyed about their own regulations have changed them, with all but fi ve of the 18 cities now allowing chickens under varying conditions. She added the Planning Commission discussed this lat- est request and was asking the council for direction BILL STICKELS III | COUNTY STAR on whether staff should go forward with creating an ordinance change or other possible action, or if the council didn’t wish to take the topic up altogether. Shake it all about In her presentation, Schultz told the council the Tricia of “Tricia and the Toonies” leads kids in a round of “The Hokey Pokey” at the conclusion of her performance at City benefi ts of raising chickens, dispelled some of the Center Mall on Tuesday, July 21. The puppet show was the last of the “Positivity in the Park” series put on by the City of cons, plus addressed the previous attempts. Cambridge. Unfortunately, the weather forced the show indoors, which hampered the attendance. SEE CHICKENS, PAGE 11

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STAFF REPORT ment to fi ll out the papers and pay the fi ling fee. results in fatality [email protected] North Branch candidates must call Arle Chambers at 651-674-1011 or email her at [email protected]. C-I STAFF REPORT For any seats in the upcoming November elections candidates can contact Melanie Allen at 763-689-6202 [email protected] that didn’t require a possible primary, the fi ling period or email at [email protected]. Candidates can also will begin on Tuesday, July 28 and run until 5 p.m. on drop off a sealed envelope marked “Election 2020” that A two vehicle crash on Tuesday, July 21 in Tuesday, Aug. 11. includes their notarized Affi davit of Candidacy, plus Athens Township resulted in the death of an Locally, the main seats up for grabs that are includ- a $2 fi ling fee, in the dropbox at the Cambridge-Isanti Isanti woman. ed in this second fi ling period include seats on the district offi ce. According to the Minnesota State Patrol Cambridge-Isanti, North Branch, and Braham School incident report, at approximately 7:05 a.m., a Boards. For C-I, three seats, currently held by Gary Besides the three school boards, residents interested 2006 Ford Taurus driven by 44 year-old Carrie Hawkins, Heidi Sprandel and Carri Levitski will be in running for mayor or city council in North Branch Elizabeth Callin of Isanti was westbound on open. In North Branch, the three seats currently held and Braham must fi le during this period. For both 269th Avenue at the intersection of Highway 65 by Tanya Giese, Tim MacMillan and Heather Osagiede cities, there are two council seats that will be open for when it was struck broadside by a Toyota Rav4 will be open. Braham has four seats up for election this election, along with the mayor. driven by 23 year-old Brieanna Kay lola Lee year. In North Branch, the seats are currently held by Joel of Rochester, that was driving northbound on Because of regulations due to the COVID-19 pandem- McPherson and Kelly Neider, plus Mayor Jim Swenson. Highway 65. ic, both C-I and North Branch have special instructions In Braham, Mayor Tish Carlson’s seat, plus Jeremy Callin was declared dead at the scene by for those wanting to fi le where potential candidates Kunshier and Shawn Sullivan’s seats will be on the emergency personnel. Lee was transported to must contact the district offi ces to schedule an appoint- ballot. Cambridge Medical Center with non-life threat- ening injuries. It was heavily raining at the time of the crash, Visit us online at which resulted in wet roads according to the incident report. However the exact cause of the crash is still under investigation by the Minne- sota State Patrol. See Callin’s obituary on page six of this edi- tion of the Star for information on her Memori- CountyStar.com al Service.

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ISANTI-CHISAGO Search for: Isanti-Chisago County Star JULY 23, 2020 ISANTI-CHISAGO COUNTY STAR 3 CountyStar.com guide Baptist Lutheran Spring Lake Spirit River Community Proud to sponsor and Lutheran Church (ELCA) A United Methodist Church salute our local churches First Baptist Church Braham Evangelical Lutheran 8440 Erickson Road, PO Box 958, 1321 Heritage Blvd. NE, 304 S. Main St., Cambridge, Church (ELCA) North Branch, MN 55056 (9 mi. E. of Isanti, MN 612-888-4255. 763-689-1173. Call the church office 320-396-2755 Cambridge on Hwy. 95, North one Reverend Pastor Guy E. Sederski. or visit our website for current service West Central Drive & County Road 4, block on Erickson Road). Sunday Worship Service and times and programs. Braham 651-674-4606. Christian Education 10:30am. firstbaptistcambridge.org Pastor Julie Beck Pastor Vicki VanderVegt. spiritrivercomm.org Sunday: 9:30 am Worship Service sllchurch.org North Isanti Baptist Church on KBEK 95.5 FM; Email: [email protected] Non-Denominational Lead Pastor: Travis Blake Sunday: 10:15 a.m. Live Worship Thurs., July 23 - 7:00pm Women 2248 313th Ave. NE, Cambridge, MN Service on Facebook of Grace Bible Study (ZOOM) Bethesda Church 763-689-3360 55008. www.nibchurch.com Sunday: 10:15 a.m. Worship Service Sun., July 26 - 10:00am Worship in 38180 Hemingway Ave., North Email: [email protected] at Braham Lutheran the Calvary parking lot Branch, MN 651-674-5873. 763-689-3576. 8:30am Worship Office hours 9:00 a.m. to Noon Tues., July 28 - 8:00am Men’s Pastor Mark Huber. Service (traditional style) 10:45am Tuesday thru Friday Breakfast at Kaffe Stuga 9am Worship Service. Worship Service (contemporary style) 10:30am Sunday School Calvary Evangelical Lutheran St. John Lutheran Church and adult Bible studies. South Isanti Baptist Church Church Of Rush Point (ELCA) (Missouri Synod) bethesdachurchnb.com 3367 Cty. Rd. 5 NE, Isanti. Pastor Vicki Vandervegt. 28168 Jodrell St. NE, North Branch GracePointe Crossing 763-444-5860, Pastor Bob 320-358-4829, 600 Rush Point Dr. Located 6 mi. E. of Isanti on Co. Rd. 5; Lakeside Christian Church Venneman. Sunday Worship 9:30am. 10am Worship with nursery available. (or 7 mi. W. of North Branch on Co. 32393 Rendova Cir. N.E., Cambridge a senior living community Wednesday “Life & Light” Bible stud- 11am Fellowship Rd. 5); then 1-1/2 mi. S. on Co. Rd. 12. (3 mi. E of Cambridge just off Hwy. ies for all ages. Adults & children. For my.calvaryofrushpoint.org. 763-444-5988, Paul Anderson, 95). 763-689-3649. Ministry 763.689.1474 info call or go to Office: [email protected] Pastor; Sunday 9am Worship; Coordinator Jeff Bonkoski. www.gracepointecrossing.org southisantibaptist.org. 10:20am Adult Bible Study; Thursday Administrative Assistant Sharon Christ Ev. Lutheran Church 6:30pm Bible study. Email: Dahl. Sunday 9:30am Worship. Sunrise Bible Church (WELS) [email protected] Retreat house & personal retreat 41300 Second St., North 32962 Vickers St. NE, Cambridge, cabins available. Call for reservation. Branch, Pastor David Stertz. 763-689-5333 St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Email: Sunday school for all ages Pastor Samuel L. Biebert. Church (LCMC) [email protected]. 9:30am, Sunday morning Worship Sunday Worship 9am, Sunday 31075 Genesis Ave., Stacy, MN 55079 lakesidechurchcambridge.org 10:30am, Sunday evening 6pm, School/Bible Class 10:30am 651-462-5115. Wed. Kids 4 Truth & Bible studies www.christcambridge.com Pastor Ben Hollingstead. Journey of Faith for all ages 6:30pm. More info at 8am and 9:30am Services, Bible based worship. Screen & Digital Printing sunrisebiblechurch.org 651-600-9878. T-Shirt & Apparel Roofer Yard Signs [email protected]. or 651-674-4107. Banners Real Estate Yard Signs Sunday fellowship 9am MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH IS NOW Decals Vehicle Graphics Catholic Worship & Youth Ministry 10am Campaign Signs Vehicle Wraps ALLOWING FOR INPERSON WORSHIP SERVICES Come as you are. All welcome. St. Elizabeth Ann Seton FOLLOWING COVID19 PREPAREDNESS PLANS FOR Junction Bowl. 123 Cajima Street, Contractor Yard Signs 207 Whiskey Rd NW, Isanti, MN. NE, Isanti. Refreshments served. 763-444-4035 LOCAL CHURCHES. IT IS RECOMMENDED TO CONTACT Email: [email protected]. YOUR INDIVIDUAL CHURCH FOR MORE INFORMATION NorthBrook Church Mass: Tues. & Wed. 7:30am. Sun. Meeting at North Branch Area High 8:30am. stelizabeth-isanti.org. REGARDING THEIR COVID19 PREPAREDNESS PLAN School Auditorium. REQUIREMENTS AND REOPENING SCHEDULE. Church Office: 651-277-0100 Converge Frank Gomes, Pastor. Come join us at now open 10am Worship Service – nursery Springvale Church provided - children’s church (2 yrs Locksmith Services: Faith Lutheran Church (ELCA) Sunday School during 9:30am • Mobile Service Service On Facebook: old-2nd gr.); Mon. - Fri.: (call for 2nd & Main, downtown Isanti Service. • High security keys cut & programmed springvalechurchmn details) “Life Groups”, Bible Studies, 763-444-9201 Email • Switch blade keys 763-689-1373 Youth Ministry. Email us at Pastor Ian Coen-Frei [email protected]. • Programming chip keys [email protected] or visit us on Evangelical Free Sunday Worship 9:30 a.m. Website - • Motorcycles and RVs the web at nbchurchmn.org • Lock-out services with social distancing stjohnslutheranchurch-stacymn.org Dale Evangelical Free Church Home of Heavenly Sunshine www.northstarkey.com • 763-337-3041 River of Life Church 45268 Brunswick Rd, Preschool 763-444-7527 St. John’s Lutheran Church Meeting at 150 Birch St. N., Ste 170, Harris, MN 763-689-5817 email: (Missouri Synod) Cambridge. (Across from Minnco Pastor/Teacher Dr. Harvey Martin. [email protected] 980 West 4th Street, Rush City, Credit Unon) Mark Radeke, Pastor. Sunday School – all ages 9am. www.faithlutheranisanti.com Pastor Tim Renstrom 320-358-3623, 763-689-5115. Sunday Service 10:25am. Sunday 8:45am Worship, 7:30am Sundays 9am & 10:30am www.daleefc.com First Lutheran Church (ELCA) Rise & Shine Bible Study, Monday Nursery at both services 43779 Gates Ave., Harris. 10am Longer Look Bible Study. River Kid’s for ages 4 yrs to 5th gr at Kost Evangelical Free Church 651-674-4498. Handicapped stjohnsrushcity.org the 10:30am service 37405 Kost Trail, North Branch, MN accessible. Pastor Scott Simmons. riveroflifehome.com 55056. Jct. of CR 11 & CR 72, SE of Sunday Worship 9:30am, with St. Stephen’s Lutheran Church North Branch. 651-583-3281. Sunday School 10:30am coffee (Missouri Synod) River Valley Hwy. 65 N, Isanti, MN Pastor, Josh Jensen and fellowship. 400 SE 8th St., (Isanti #4 E.), PO Box Christian Church IHS Kost Student Ministries Mondays Email: [email protected] 37, Braham. 320-396-3103. www.MinnesotaEquipment.com “Allowing the Holy Spirit to 6:30pm. Worship Service Sundays www.firstlutheranharris.org Tim Renstrom, Pastor. Transform Lives” 763-444-8873 9:30am. More info: www.kostefc.org 9:00am Sunday School & Adult Bible 37126 Hwy 65 NE; Long Lake Lutheran Church Study. 10:15am Worship. Stanchfield, MN (just North Oxlip Evangelical Free Church (ELCA) ststephensbraham.org of Grandy on the West side 9am Worhsip Service. 10:15am Coffee 3921 277th Ave NW Isanti, MN 55040, of Hwy. 65) Fellowship. 10:45am Sunday School. 763-444-5315. Pastor Sue Olson Trinity Lutheran Church (ELCA) Sunday Morning Worship & Mon. 6pm Sr. High Youth. Wed. Worship at 8 & 9:30am. Sunday 38460 Lincoln Trl, North Branch Children’s Church 10 am 6:25pm AWANA/ School Education hour 9:30am. 651-674-7047. Pastor Jon Yurk Sunday Night Believers Service 6 pm Jr. High Youth. Tues/Thurs. 9am Wednesday Worship and Childrens See our website for worship Wednesday Night Worship & Bible Bone Builders. Pastor Leroy Church 6pm. longlakeluth.org information. Messages are also Study 6:15 pm Scheumann. posted on our facebook page. Pastor Tom Bakke (763)689-6987 29237 Roanoke St. NW, Isanti 55040. Salem Lutheran Church Email: Church Office 34006 Petersburg St www.oxlip.org 4638 381st Ave. NW, Dalbo, MN [email protected] NE; Cambridge, MN 55008 Email: [email protected]. 55017. 763-689-1687 or visit www.trinitynorthbranch.org We are a “Real Family, Loving Jesus, 763-444-5134 Join us for worship every Sunday at 9:00am, Sunday Methodist Loving Each Other, Loving the World” school for 3 yrs to 6th gr. Visitors ARE Expected! begins at 10:30am. Coff ee Common Ground - A United fellowship after worship Methodist Community Pentecostal www.salemlutherandalbo.com 404 North Cypress St. North, Cambridge. 763-689-2071. Pastors The Journey New Life Church Amelia & Andrew Buschena. Sunday 601 Heritage Blvd NE, Isanti 9:30am Worship. Livestream of Pastor David L. Willis. Specialists In Auto Collision Repair services and more info at Sunday 10am Worship & commongroundumc.org. the Word & Kids’ Church. Since Everyone Counts! Sunday 6pm Family Worship. Wednesday 7pm Family Breakout 1978 Classes. 763-689-4471 Thejourneynlc.org Perry Lindberg, Owner 1-320-358-4211 875 So. Bremer Ave., Rush City W O R S H I P This directory is paid for and made possible by the participating churches listed. 4 ISANTI-CHISAGO COUNTY STAR CountyStar.com JULY 23, 2020 The heat is on, but what about the air?

was talking the other day to the contractor who is remodeling my apartment when he said “I don’t know how you put up with it.” I The “it” he was referencing was the temperature inside my apartment. You see, I don’t have air conditioning, and the poor guy was sweating through the most grungy, labor intensive portion of the job during our 90 degree heat wave. Even with multiple fans going, it was still quite the ordeal for him to work in, so much so he even jokingly (I think) said he was going to buy a window unit just so he could use it until the project was completed, and Worth a then simply leave it there. Thousand All I could do in response to his com- Words ments was shrug my shoulders, because it actually doesn’t make much sense, at Bill least on the surface. I am the fi rst one to emphatically respond to the question of Stickels III “which do you prefer, hot summers or cold winters” with “cold winters, hands LETTERS TO THE EDITOR down.” The rational being “you can add more clothes if you’re cold, but you can’t take off more clothes if you’re hot.” Virtual Relay for Life taking place Senior Center to remain closed Digging a little deeper, though, reveals there is what To the editor, To the editor, could be called a logical reason for my lack of a cooling Exciting news - Chisago County American The Chisago County Board on Aging held unit. First off, I’ve never lived in a place that’s had it. Cancer Relay for Life (RFL) will be happening. a special meeting on July 16th to discuss the Growing up in a two-story farm-style house, it wasn’t We will be having a virtual event on Saturday, re-opening of the Chisago County Senior Cen- very practical to have air conditioning. In order to prop- August 1st, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. The American ter which has been closed due to the Covid-19 erly cool just the most essential rooms of the house would Cancer Society of Minnesota is hosting this pandemic restrictions. The Senior Center have meant buying at least four window units. Either event and we hope you will join us. will remain closed until further notice. Our that or spend a huge chunk of change on central AC for I know it’s not the same as past RFL events but structured process for re-opening the center what may or may not have been a small number of days we all know that we still need to support every- considers the health of every senior, volunteers, each year. one that has been affected by cancer. Whether the community, state and local regulations. We Additionally, I grew up believing that AC was an you have cancer yourself or a loved one, or you appreciate everyone’s patience as we take a mea- extremely expensive method of cooling a room. I still re- know someone who has passed away, we are here sured and safe approach to re-opening the senior member a billboard I frequently saw. On it was a picture to support you. The event will be much like the center. We will open as soon as possible.. of an air conditioner with the word “gulp” underneath. ceremony that was held during the old on-site Teresa Newton There was also a picture of a fan with the word “sip.” I event. If you want to donate or stay updated, Chisago County Senior Center can’t remember why this message was being sent, or by check out relayforlife.org/chisagomn. who. It might have had something to do with the energy Jill Behnke crisis of the late 70s. I realize AC units are way more Chair, Chisago County Relay for Life energy effi cient nowadays, but that message has always just kept with me. LETTER GUIDELINES Another explanation was air conditioning used to trigger my allergies. Whenever we visited my grandpa in The Isanti-Chisago County Star letter published every 30 days, or didate as paid advertising announce- Iowa, I would start getting all stuffed up and miserable. encourages readers to share their four print cycles (exceptions made ments. The fee is $25 for the fi rst 250 And the only variable to pin this on seemed to be his AC. viewpoints of community issues by for rebuttals). words, plus 10 cents per additional Since then, I’ve either outgrown that reaction or it never writing Letters to the Editor. Publish- • Anonymous letters will not be word; no word limit. This policy is only was really the true cause of my affl iction. But again, that ing decisions are made on questions of published. Letter signatures must in eff ect during election season (from childhood thought has been ingrained in my mind. free speech, good taste, public interest include the writer’s fi rst and last the candidate fi ling date through My fi nal argument against AC is the window units and public sensitivity. name, community of residence and election day.) are one big pain in the kiester to install each spring and The Star reserves the right to edit phone number. Phone numbers will Like other letters to the editor, the then take back down each fall, especially considering the for accuracy, clarity, libel and civility not be published. writer’s name, address and phone screens in my apartment’s windows aren’t easily remov- and reserves the right not to publish a • Only letters originating from writers number are required. Phone numbers able. letter. Personal complaints or attacks, who live, work or have some other are not published. The Star has the But I will admit having one would make living - and plagiarized material, religious trea- relevance to the Star circulation area right to reject letters which don’t meet more importantly sleeping - through the summer that tises or submissions from organized will be published. publishing standards and will deter- much easier. This is especially true considering with my letter-writing campaigns will not be • An identifi cation line may be added mine if the letter qualifi es as a paid advancing age (and admitted waistline), I simply can’t published. to the writer’s letter identifying endorsement. tolerate the heat even more so than before. his or her occupation or title as it Paid letters will be identifi ed with a So, assuming the contractor doesn’t follow through GUIDELINES FOR ALL SUBMISSIONS applies to the topic of the letter. label and may or may not appear on with his “threat,” I might just have to break down and • Letters must be submitted by 5 p.m. • Special rules apply during election the opinion/letters page. purchase one. I could probably get a decent deal now that Mondays to [email protected] season. For questions about the Star’s stores are already putting their summer stock on sale in or via mail to 930 S. Cleveland St., policies on letters contact the editor favor of fall inventory. If that does happen, though, I will Cambridge MN 55008 PAID ENDORSEMENT POLICY at 763-689-1181 ext. 107 or editor@ be in the unusual position of hoping for hot weather in • Letters to the editor must be 400 The County Star accepts election countystar.com. order to justify the purchase. words or less. letters endorsing or advocating for or BILL STICKELS IIIis editor of the Isanti-Chisago County Star. He can be reached at 763- • Each letter writer may have one against a ballot measure, party or can- 689-1181 ext. 107 or [email protected].

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s August approaches, our Cambridge-Isanti experience in online learning. C-I Schools online op- team is diligently planning for the future of tion is partnering with Edmentum/Plato, one of the our district. We currently have about 20 sub- nation’s leading online curriculum platforms to of- Agroups working on the planning process to fer this new online option. It will include interactive develop the three plans required by lessons, real-time and pre-recorded instruction and the Minnesota Department of Edu- full support of our school counselors and specially cation. Next week, we look forward trained teachers. Families interested in this option to the Department of Education pro- may sign-up on our website at C-ISchools.org. viding clear direction for our return to learning in one of three formats LONG-RANGE PRIORITIES AND PLANNING 1. In-person learning for all stu- We are optimistic about a post-pandemic future for dents our students. And this is a critical time for planning. 2. Hybrid model considering In a rapidly changing world—where there are new capacity limits and social distance discoveries in health, science, math and technology C-I School restrictions by the state every day—what is most important in preparing 3. Improved distance learning our students for the future? What is important for News As a district, it is our sincere hope our students to know and be able to do in the future? Dr. Nate that we will be allowed to return to We invite every citizen to go online and answer ten in-person learning for all students. questions at www.c-ischools.org/future or call 763- Rudolph We know that children learn best 689-6188 Mon-Thurs 8-4 p.m. We are also working when they are face-to-face with with Morris-Leatherman to update our community highly qualifi ed educators. If condi- survey, which was done last in 2016. tions do not allow us to do so, we will be prepared to Over the last two years, our district has reduced implement the hybrid or improved distance learning expenditures by $7.5 million. Because state funding contingency plan required by the Minnesota Depart- has not kept pace with rising costs over the last ment of Education (MDE) and the Department of decade, our district will need to continue to reduce Health. budgets and services each year due to the structural BILL STICKELS III | COUNTY STAR We are also preparing to pivot between all three defi cit. As one of the lowest-funded districts in Min- Bands such as “The Dweebs” drew large crowds to North plans at the direction of local or state health offi cials nesota, we receive $1,200 per pupil below the state Branch’s Central Park for the four Concerts in the Park. throughout the school year. We understand that average. Why is this? In Minnesota, school funding reopening schools is critical to healthy child devel- is a shared responsibility among local, state and opment, our community and the future of our local federal funding. Most school districts have a local economy. Moving forward, we will carefully balance operating referendum, and our board has resisted North Branch parks the priorities of health and safety, quality education asking our community for additional support until and social-emotional health and well-being for all. it is absolutely necessary. We are at a crossroads, We will again survey families about their plans and and we need to plan for the future. What are your well used this summer needs after the Governor makes his announcement priorities for our schools? We’d like to know. next week. Our community has a long history of supporting our local schools and we are fi lled with gratitude, ith all of the uncertainty and implications C-I SCHOOLS ONLINE OPTION particularly for the support during the disruptions from Covd-19, this has been a very unprece- Earlier this month, C-I Schools announced a fully of the last year. We are optimistic about the future dented year. The advent of shelter in place, online option for students in grades 6-12. Before and believe the collective wisdom of all residents Wworking from home and social distancing COVID19 disrupted our lives, our Innovation Teams will help us plan. We appreciate your time and has resulted in a noticeable in- in Cambridge-Isanti had been planning to launch a thoughtful consideration of our survey questions, crease in the use of City’s parks, new online option - to provide a hometown choice for please go to www.c-ischools.org/future to share trails and outdoor open spaces. This students currently enrolled or considering enrolling your feedback. has allowed residents, community in a Minnesota online program or charter school. DR. NATE RUDOLPH is superintendent of Cambridge-Isanti Schools. He can be members and other visitors of the We are fortunate to have a number of specially reached at [email protected] or 763-689-6201. North Branch community to be trained leaders and teachers who have substantial able to explore all that the North Branch’s parks, trails and open spaces offer. Branching Based on signifi cant feedback from the community and their Consider serving on the CEAC Out desire to hold the Concerts in the Parks series, the City moved for- Nathan ward with the programmed events ince starting on July 1, I have had the opportu- ment through the CEAC.This advisory committee beginning on June 30th. The events nity to meet so many with a strong sense of Vi- is made up of citizens representing various back- Sondrol were planned in close coordination king Pride and look forward to meeting many grounds, communities, and interests. The purpose with the performers, the East Cen- Smore! Back to school planning is continuing of the CEAC is to advise community education tral Regional Arts Council, and following direction at a quick pace and, like all school on the needs of the surrounding communities in and guidance from the Chisago County Emergency districts, we eagerly await guide- regards to programming, partnerships and special Management Department, the Governor’s offi ce lines from the state. We are working events. and CDC guidelines to be able to host the events. on engagement with our families The CEAC meets monthly during the school year The events were well received with between 225-250 around areas of concern and will (September - May) and assists with a handful of spe- people attending the events! use the feedback we receive as part cial events throughout the year. The meetings are The City’s Parks, Trails and Open Space (PTOS) of our plan once we receive the state held on the third Tuesday of each month from 6:30 Commission has continued to be busy with devel- guidance. This week I would like - 8 p.m.(how the CEAC meets will be determined by oping a strategic plan for the city’s parks, trails and to tell you a little more about the pandemic guidelines), with special events occurring open space system. The plan will be utilized for de- NB School Community Education Advisory at various times either in the evening or weekend. veloping implementation strategies, promotion and Committee (CEAC) and how you Special activities are divided among CEAC mem- improvement prioritization for the next 5-10 years. News might help Community Education bers so no one person is expected to carry too heavy The PTOS Commission has a current vacancy and better serve the community. a load. is seeking applicants to help accomplish this. If you Sara North Branch Area Community Special events include Arts Fest, Concerts in the are interested in help please visit www.ci.north- Paul Education (NBACE) reaches a larg- Park, candidate forums, and the student-led fall branch.mn.us or contact North Branch City Hall at er cross-section of the community play. All are worthwhile events that add value to the 651-674-8113 for more information. than perhaps any department at community. Lastly, get out and safely enjoy the city’s parks and North Branch Area Public Schools. Director Brett If you, or anyone you know, is interested in serv- trails system! Carlson and his incredible staff serve residents of all ing the community through the CEAC, please con- Below are some tips to practice social distancing ages. Along the way they help families and individ- tact Brett at (651) 674-1022 or [email protected]. while doing so: uals navigate issues and milestones, and provide I hope you will consider serving your friends and •Use park amenities like playground structures, opportunities that help people enrich their lives. It neighbors by joining the CEAC. It is fulfi lling work benches, picnic tables and water fountains at their is inspiring work that impacts the entirety of our with immediate rewards on the faces of both the own risk, while keeping in mind these items are not communities, and citizens like you help shape that children, adults, and seniors served by NBACE. sanitized. work. SARA Paulis superintendent of North Branch Area Public Schools. She can be •Do not use parks or trails if you are feeling ill. NBACE offers a unique way for residents to reached at 651-674-1000 or [email protected]. •Observe the CDC’s minimum recommended so- promote education and promote community involve- cial distancing of six feet from others at all times. •Avoid social gatherings at parks including pic- nicking, sports and other group hangouts. •Follow the CDC’s guidance on personal hygiene prior to and after visiting parks or trails. •Share the trail and warn other users of your pres- ence and as you pass. •Be prepared for limited access to public re- strooms and/or water fountains. NATHAN SONDROL is the GIS Planning Specialist for the City of North Branch. He can be reached at [email protected] or 651-277-5226. 6 ISANTI-CHISAGO COUNTY STAR CountyStar.com JULY 23, 2020 OBITUARIES Helen Anderson (Grote) Carrie Callin Caroline Saling Helen Marie Anderson (Grote), 81, of Harris Carrie Callin, 44, of Isanti died July 21, 2020, as Caroline Saling, 76, of Springvale died Saturday, passed away July 19, 2020 in Harris, Minnesota. tthe result of an automo- July 18, 2020. Helen Marie Anderson was born April 27, 1939, bbile accident. She will be Caroline was born March 6, 1944, in Willmar, Min- in Rush City, Minnesota to Sylvester and Lavina llovingly remembered by nesota, to Claus and Hazel Sweep. She was united in (Sorenson) Grote. She was raised and attended hher daughter, Hailey Mae; marriage to Albert Saling. school in Rush City. She married Sheldon Ander- pparents, Virgil and Sue Caroline was a longtime resident of the son and three children were born - Duane, Brenda CCallin; sister, Sara Callin; Springvale area and an active member of the aand Donna. She worked at ggrandmother, Frances SSpringvale Baptist Church MMSI Insurance Company CCallin; nephews, Tucker ffor many years, composing ffor over 30 years. Helen SStromgren and Davin tthe church bulletin, serv- lloved fi shing, gardening CCallin; and by many other iing on multiple commit- aand playing cards. She had rrelatives and friends. ttees, and teaching Sunday mmany friends and will be A memorial service will sschool to many children. ddearly missed. bbe held at 11:00 a.m. Satur- SShe had a great faith in She was preceded in dday, July 25 at Strike Life GGod and read her bible ddeath by her parents and TTributes in Isanti with a ddaily. hher granddaughter, Ka- ttime for visiting one hour Caroline was a loving ttrina Semmer. prior to the service. Online condolences can be aand caring person, an ac- She is survived by her made at StrikeLifeTributes.com. ccomplished crochet artist bbrother, Robert (Kay) wwho won multiple county GGrote; son, Duane (Kari) aand state fair awards for AAnderson; two daughters, Lealand Anderson hher work. She thoroughly BBrenda (David) Schuldt, eenjoyed teaching others to and Donna (Tim) Ferguson; grandchildren, Mi- Lealand Henry Anderson, 81, of Cambridge crochet and shared her talent with friends. She had chael, Mitchell (Christine), and Cody (Bre) An- passed away on Monday, July 20, 2020, at Unity Hos- a great love of animals, there were always cats and derson; Heather Heckt; Bryan (Kim) Schuldt and pital in Fridley. dogs in her home and in her life as she frequently Travis Schuldt; Dane Semmer and Alexis (Al Jr.) He was born June 29, 1939, in Bird Island, Min- would pet-sit for friends. Caroline loved fl owers Guizzetti; great-grandchildren Charlise, Easton, nesota to Adolph and Lenore (Dahl) Anderson. He and never failed to admire the bright colors of the Aubrey and Colton Anderson; Bentley and Payton grew up in Bird Island where he attended school. world. Schuldt; Maddison Guizetti and numerous nieces, After his schooling he worked various jobs. She worked for many years at the Cambridge State nephews, and friends. On April 22, 1972, he Hospital as a cook, previously she worked for the A memorial visitation to honor her life will be wwas united in marriage Fingerhut Corporation in Mora. held from 11 a.m. – 2 p.m. Saturday, July 25 at Strike tto Carol Johnson at Caroline is survived by two sisters and four Life Tribunes in Cambridge. Online condolences SSpringvale Baptist Church. brothers; Joy Modawell of Lago Vista, Texas, and can be made at StrikeLifeTributes.com. TThey made their home in Ella (Carl) Jensen of McGregor, Minnesota, Ed MMounds View when their (Sue) Sweep of Cambridge, Minnesota, Jack Sweep ddaughter Sandra was born, of Spooner, Wisconsin, Calvin (Judy) Sweep of Bette Sundberg aand later to Bloomington. Fleming Island, Florida, and Joe Sweep of Hinckley, IIn 1978 the family moved to Minnesota. Caroline also cherished the love of her Bette Sundberg, 90, of Cambridge went to be with CCambridge and have been many cousins, nephews, nieces, and grand-nephews her Lord July 17, 2020. tthere ever since. and nieces, along with numerous friends who loved According to Bette Jean (Rask) Sundberg, she Lealand worked for sev- her dearly. loved her life of 90 years. Bette was born to Andrew eeral years as a machinist Caroline was preceded in death by her parents, and Emma Rask in Isanti, Minnesota on April 7, aat Moorhead Machine & Claus and Hazel Sweep, her husband, Al, two sisters 1930. She grew up in Isanti with seven siblings BBoiler Company, retiring who died in infancy, and one brother, John, who and graduated from Cambridge High School. That ffrom there in 1999. After died at a young age in a car accident. ssummer she married retiring, he and Carol remained in Cambridge. Caroline was loved and appreciated by her family GGordon Sundberg. They He was a longtime member of Cambridge Luther- and friends. We invite you to join us in a celebra- ccelebrated 60 years to- an Church and was active as an usher and greeter. tion of her life at the Springvale Baptist Church on ggether before his death in He looked forward to attending the Horizon Ser- Sunday, July 26, 2020, at 2 p.m. Her family under- 22008. Together they served vice. He enjoyed the many years of camping, and stands that Covid-19 precautions may prevent you sseveral churches, worked the time he spent fi shing in his retirement, and from attending; to accommodate those who would iin home missions through had a love for Timberwolves basketball and Twins like to join us from a distance, we plan to record the GGod’s Invasion Army and baseball. The family was able to celebrate his 81st service to display on the Springvale Baptist Church tthe Evangelism Corp. birthday with him before he was hospitalized. Facebook page. AAs a pastor’s wife, Bette He was preceded in death by his parents and ttook the role seriously by brother Roy Anderson. He is survived by his wife vvolunteering as a Sunday Carol of Cambridge; daughter Sandra Anderson SSchool teacher, Bible study (Randee Hom) of Cambridge; three grandchildren, lleader, singing for services, Lindsay, Courtney and Zachary Triemert; two great aand assisting Gordy with grandchildren, Jase Larson and Jaxtyn Triemert; ccounseling. She welcomed sister Elaine Anderson of Cambridge; sister-in-law others often into their home - where coffee was on Grace Anderson of Elk River; nephew LeRoy An- and homemade goodies were ready to share. She derson, as well as other relatives and friends. FIVE STAR STORIES was always willing to listen and pray. Funeral Services will be held 2 p.m., Friday, July Bette enjoyed skiing and canoeing with Gordy, 24, 2020, at Carlson-Lillemoen Funeral Home in Here are the fi ve most-read stories on our website playing Dominoes and other games, knitting hats Cambridge. Visitation will be one hour prior to the from July 12 - 18. for people all over the world, baking rolls most Sat- service. Interment will be in Springvale Baptist urdays, cross stitch and reading. She deeply loved Cemetery. Condolences at carlsonlillemoen.com. 1. Indoor play area possibly coming to Isanti her family: children, grandchildren, great-grand- 2. Cambridge City Views: Summer heat harmful to pets children, siblings, extended family, church family. and people All will greatly miss her. She loved to volunteer. A few of her favorites were Custom Framing 3. Isanti and Chisago County Court Reports, July 6 - 10 Trout Lake Camps, Children’s Shelter of Ceba, and 4. Johnson returns as North Branch gymnastics coach Cambridge Intermediate School. If you would like to give a memorial we suggest either Trout Lake 5. New superintendent quickly plunges into job Camps or Children’s Shelter of Cebu. LANGby Go to countystar.com to see these stories and more She is survived by her three children, Betsy (Mi- from previous issues. chael) Miller of Cambridge, Mark (Cindy) Sundberg of Minneapolis, Kari (Keith) Betz of Forest Lake; 15 ISANTI-CHISAGOISANTI-CHISAGO grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren; one sis- ter, Ruth (Rask) Larson and by many other relatives and friends.

A private memorial service will be held. The pub- on the Lake Loons lic can watch the service online through a lives- tream link at 7:00 p.m. on Friday, July 24. The link Fine Art • Calendars • Pottery Art • Mugs will be available at StrikeLifeTributes.com. Online Collectible Plates • Home Décor & More condolences can also be made at StrikeLifeTributes. com. by LANG OAK GALLERY Send your business news, & Frame Shop 763-689-6889 • Cambridge accomplishments and awards 112 Main St. S • 10am–5pm Tues. or by appointment to [email protected]. 320-679-5616 • Mora 115 South Union • 9am–4:30pm Mon.–Fri. JULY 23, 2020 ISANTI-CHISAGO COUNTY STAR 7 CountyStar.com Herbst fi les for Cambridge Council Schumann running for Cambridge Council

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FROM PAGE I will be opportunities to go to church, but it’s their choice. We want them to local prosecutors found over 34,000 have some control in their life again.” advertisements posted online for sex in Hopman will be seeking volunteers the Twin Cities” (https://www.ag.state. to provide enriching experiences for mn.us). These solicitations lead to hook- residents like spa days with manicures ups in area massage parlors, hotels, and pedicures or training in skills like residential brothels and other sex-ori- jewelry making or how to repurpose ented businesses. furniture. “I think we’ll get women from all “We can store it for them for when over because Duluth is a big hub; St. they’re on their own,” Hopman said, “or Cloud is a big hub,” Hopman said. “It’s they can sell it and make a little money everywhere. It literally is in our neigh- for themselves.” borhoods and probably right under our noses, and we don’t really see it.” FUTURE OF THE HOME Hopman found kindred spirits when Building on the idea of giving resi- she moved to Wyoming in 2014 and dents a place to sell items they’ve creat- met a group of women in her church ed, Hopman said an idea fl oated for the who wanted to open a safe house for future is to open a boutique-like thrift traffi cked women. One woman worked store or coffee shop or combination of for a fl orist and suggested the name for the two. the future home could be “Amborella “Residents can work there and earn House,” named after a white tropical money for themselves so as they go fl ower known for its hardiness. out on their own they have money in “We thought it was perfect for what the bank,” she said. “It can teach them we will be doing in the home,” Hopman how to run a small business. It’s career said, “how these women have survived readiness.” some of the harshest conditions and LORI ZABEL | COUNTY STAR Another future goal is to upgrade the Terri Hopman, executive director of Renew Hope MN, stands in the kitchen and dining area yet they still have the opportunity to existing fi re pit with landscaping, out- of Amborella House, a safe house for sex-traffi cked women opening near North Branch in bloom.” mid-August. door furniture, lights, a swing – maybe She spent a year researching what add a gazebo and benches around the traffi cking looked like in the Twin property. Cities and what the needs were. She and three having their own rooms. Hopman said, adding she believes 15 to And according to Hopman, an over- discovered there were resources for There’s a spacious kitchen and dining 20 women per year could move through arching goal of Renew Hope MN is to traffi cked children, but few for women area, a lower level TV viewing space the program. Although a stay may last open other safe houses in the Twin Cit- over 18. Amborella House will be only with a table for classes, a private room up to 18 months, she believes some will ies and around the state, even though the second faith-based safe house for for counseling sessions and offi ce space be shorter as women might choose to the process to bring Amborella House sex traffi cked adults in the state. for the program director. return to countries they were taken into existence has been long and tough. In 2017, Hopman discovered Well- “The two-car garage will be set up as from. “I have a hard time sleeping at night spring Living Institute out of Atlanta – a recreation building,” Hopman said, Five paid advocates and a mix of thinking that there are women out an organization that operates a number “with ping pong, etc., and have a sitting volunteers will provide 24-hour-a-day there who are being sold while I’m rest- of safe houses and trains other nonprof- area and microwave. Women can have oversight to a structured program ing comfortably in my bed at night,” its how to do it. supervised visits with their children that includes group therapy, basic life Hopman said. “As we look at the work “I worked with them for almost two out there.” skills and career readiness training, that will happen in this home, I envi- years,” Hopman said, “setting up all of Donors gave money to purchase GED tutoring and more. A contracted sion women coming in so broken and the policies, procedures, the handbooks furniture and decor for the bedrooms, professional counselor will offer weekly leaving in a whole different place – a for volunteers, employees and the wom- and every single item was purchased one-on-one sessions. place of hope and looking forward to en themselves, the board, everything.” on a Target registry set up to fi ll the Cooking will be covered by the resi- their future.” The institute continues to mentor house with towels, washcloths, kitch- dents themselves as they work from a Hopman through all phases of setting en utensils, cleaning supplies and all menu developed by a local nutritionist HOW TO PROVIDE SUPPORT up the home, and Wellspring Living household necessities. who will offer classes in cooking, menu mentors will be providing training for The home’s location is undisclosed planning and grocery shopping. staff that are hired to operate Amborel- for the safety of the women. Intakes will “The whole program is really set up •Monetary donations can be made at the la House. be done at a rented offi ce in Wyoming, as a strengths-based approach,” Hop- nonprofi t’s website at renewhopemn.org. and all mail for residents is delivered man said, “which means we help them •Gift cards for the residents to purchase FINDING A HOME there. Anyone visiting the house will be identify their strengths, and that’s what clothing can be donated. Kohl’s and Mau- As the safe house was coming togeth- asked to sign a confi dentiality agree- we help them build on.” rice’s preferred. Drop at the offi ce at 5305 er on paper, the search for a brick-and- ment to keep the address secret. Evenings and weekends are less E. Viking Blvd., Wyoming, or mail to: Renew mortar location began last fall. With structured with time for shopping, art Hope MN, PO Box 725, Wyoming, MN 55092. funds received from three fundraising LIFE IN THE HOME projects or equine therapy, already •Watch for the volunteer catalog to be banquets and ongoing donations, Re- Once the home opens in mid-August, offered by a local ranch. added at renewhopemn.org listing needed new Hope MN hit the jackpot when they the newly hired program director will A class called “Faith Exploration” volunteer help. found the present house after touring work with local law enforcement, social will be offered, giving residents a •For more information contact Terri Hop- only four others. service agencies, hospitals, churches chance to talk and learn about faith, man at [email protected], call It’s a 2,700-square-foot, four-bedroom, and other resources to identify women but church attendance is not mandato- 651-272-5234, or visit “Amborella House” on two-bath home located on six park-like who would benefi t from a stay at Ambo- ry. Facebook. acres in the North Branch area. The rella House. “We are faith-based,” Hopman said. plan is to house fi ve women at a time, “The Washington County attorney “Our goal is to help them physically, with two sharing one of the bedrooms told us we’d be full in fi ve minutes,” emotionally and spiritually, so there Meet local author Sue Leaf virtually

CONTRIBUTED with audio and video capabilities. This is a great EAST CENTRAL REGIONAL LIBRARY way to see friends face-to-face while maintaining social distancing. Don’t have Wi-Fi? You can also East Central Regional Library is excited to call in to the meeting. welcome Minnesota author Sue Leaf who will If you are interested in attending, please regis- talk about her newest book, “Minnesota’s Geol- ter for the event on the events calendar at ecrlib. ogist: The Life of Newton Horace Winchell,” on org, and staff will email the Zoom link one busi- the Zoom online platform Monday, July 27 from ness day before the event. Any questions, contact 6:30-8 p.m. your local library branch. Never used Zoom before? It’s easy! All you need For more information, visit ecrlib.org or follow is internet access and a computer or smartphone East Central Regional Library on Facebook. Sue Leaf JULY 23, 2020 FROM PAGE ONE ISANTI-CHISAGO COUNTY STAR 11 CountyStar.com CHICKENS: Planning Commission will hold public hearing on change in ordinance FROM PAGE I ‘We can’t regulate Mother “In 2014 and 2019, I feel that chicken Nature. I would like to keep lovers were under-represented in the discussions,” Schultz said, adding this the encroachment of the time around, she has started a Face- book group for chicken advocates. “I predators out of city limits was wondering if I was the only one who wanted chickens. And within a as much as possible.’ month, I gained easily 50 members.” During council discussion, the Joe Morin question of chickens attracting other Cambridge City Council Member predatory wildlife was brought up. “We can’t regulate Mother Nature,” said council member Joe Morin. “I would like to keep the encroachment of department are they going to be distrib- the predators out of city limits as much uted to?” as possible.” Council member Lisa Iverson offered During her presentation, Schultz up that the council should at least give made the argument that the predatory it a try, but if it proved to be too prob- animals have always been around, so lematic, a future council could repeal it wouldn’t really be the chickens that the ordinance. That idea, however, attracted them. introduced another logistical problem Council member Kersten where it was advised they also should CONTRIBUTED Barfknecht-Conley questioned if the change their zoning ordinance to only council would be setting some sort of allow chickens in certain zoning dis- precedent since chickens are defi ned as tricts, and if a future council did repeal to be renewed every fi ve years. She Ultimately, the council unanimously farm animals. the ordinance, that would create a did admit applying for an IUP is more approved directing staff to write up a “What if someone asks us next week “non-comforming” issue where the city expensive, with application fees for draft ordinance that included an IUP well I want a horse’ or ‘I want a cow.’ would not be allowed to force current Cambridge being $275. for the owning of chickens that could be Yes, it’s a little bit different, but a farm chicken owners to remove them. Godfrey added another benefi t to the presented to the Planning Commission, animal is a farm animal,” she said. Based on that information, Mayor IUP is each application would require who would then hold a public hearing, The council also questioned the Jim Godfrey presented what turned out advanced notifi cation of neighbors, so before making a recommendation that logistical diffi culties of changing the or- to be an agreeable solution for some of they would know ahead of time about would come back before the council for dinance, especially the enforcement of their concerns. the applicants intentions and would be a fi nal vote. any regulations attached to the keeping “Could we amend our zoning ordi- able to speak on the issue. Until that Planning Commission of chickens. nance and make this an IUP (interim To top it off, City Attorney Jay meeting, which most likely will be on “Staff isn’t for or against the keeping use permit),” Godfrey suggested. Squires noted the application fees could Sept. 1, the city is offering residents of chickens,” Levitski told the coun- Levitski noted that is what the city weed out the casual chicken own- an opportunity to take an online poll cil. “But what department is going to of Princeton did, and in talking with ers - who might be more prone to not on the issue. The link can be found on enforce it? Staff is already tasked to their staff, they really thought that was adhering to regulations and receiving their Facebook page at Cambridge City the max. Complaints are going to come the best method. An IUP is more easily complaints - from the serious chicken Hall, Minnesota. in, and when they do come in, which enforceable by staff, plus it would have owners. County Board hears update on Family Services

BY JENNIFER KOTILA maltreatment, investigating screened-in reports, pro- Another service offered by the county is aging and [email protected] viding placement or court intervention for screened- disability services, which is supported by 16.5 staff. in cases, child welfare, adoption services, child foster Services in this category include adult protection, The Isanti County Board heard a presentation from care licensing, and family day care licensing. guardianship, and MnCHOICES. Penny Messer, Director of Isanti County Family Ser- Children services is supported by 17 staff, who There 254 total intakes for adult protection, and 341 vices, at its July 15 meeting. received 1,652 intakes in 2019 and completed 183 child allegations of suspected abuse, neglect, and fi nancial Isanti County Family Services provides a wide vari- protection family assessments/investigations. There exploitation. There were 40 investigations. ety of services to the county, and funding comes from were 72 child welfare assessments completed in 2019. MnCHOICE new assessments totaled 242, with 470 a several areas, Messer informed the board. A total of 94 children were in placement in 2019 in re-assessments. The county managed 500 cases, serv- About one-third of the funding comes through the 32 licensed foster care home, which were primarily ing 625 adults and 132 children. counties levy (33%), state funding (31%), and federal relatives of the children placed. The county licensed The net revenue collected by the county through funding (29%). The remaining funds come from fees 40 child care homes. parent collection fees, public assistance collections, and other miscellaneous sources. For the county’s parent support outreach program, and medical assistance estate recovery totaled One of the services provided is fi nancial assistance, 29 families were referred for assessment and nine $272,276 in 2019. which includes cash benefi ts, employment and train- cases were opened for county management. Isanti County Family Services is supported by 15 ing, food support, child care assistance, health care The total number of individuals who received chil- fi scal and offi ce support staff who provide direct programs, and fraud prevention and investigation. dren services, including post adoption, day care, and support to all units of family services, answering 211 This service is supported by 16 staff, and a a point foster licensing was 1,622, of which 949 were children incoming calls per day for the 6,213 agency cases in in time count Dec. 31, 2019 found a total of 2,232 total ages zero through 18. 2019.Approximately 75 clients and professionals are cases in 2019, with 2,171 of those cases being active. Of There are 15 staff who oversee the county’s behav- greeted by the offi ce support staff daily. those, 375 were receiving cash assistance, and 1,056 ioral health services, which is mandated to provide were receiving food support. There were 2,882 MN- children’s mental health and adult mental health ODDS AND ENDS Sure cases, and 1,400 medical assistance cases. The services, pre-petition screening for mental health and In other business, the board: county assisted with 13 burials. chemical dependency, oversee the civil commitment •Approved a letter of support for a grant being ap- The county had received 191 fraud prevention cases process for mental health and chemical dependency, plied for to help with concrete costs at Veterans’ Park. with total over payments of $258,633, saving $97,154 in provide chemical dependency assessments, provide •Appointed Isanti County Board commissioners case benefi t amount reductions. placement services for chemical dependency, pay for Susan Morris and Dave Oslund to the election can- The county also assists with child support, being detoxifi cation, and licenses adult foster care. vassing board for the Aug. 11 primary election. mandated to enforce child support orders, determine The county provided 101 chemical dependency •Approved a resolution for Minnesota Department paternity, establish orders, modify orders, and collect assessments in 2019, with 219 chemical dependency of Veterans Affairs Operational Enhancement grant. support. It is supported by 11 staff, serving 1,828 cases. There were 191 adult mental health cases and •Approved a rdraft plan for Lower St. Croix Compre- families in 2019. Of those families, 114 received cash 94 children mental health cases. The county licensed hensive Watershed Management. assistance and 782 no longer received cash assistance 42 adult foster homes. There were 30 children in place- •Met in closed session to determine the asking price due to the receipt of child support; 932 families never ment in 2019. for county-owned property to be sold located at 244 received cash assistance. Out of home placement for children’s services, Birch Street South in Cambridge (the former library Services mandated in the area of children services behavioral health, and probation totaled 191 in 2019 building). include intake and screening of all reports of child costing the county $1.3 million.

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’ve been gardening now for 45 years. I’m not fi gured out now, as I’ve learned different pruning counting the years I spent growing up on the techniques. I’ve picked a few zukes already, and farm. I was more of a hired hand then. I’m things seem fi ne. But things can change quickly. Italking about my gardens, the ones I’ve planted Perhaps by the time you read this, I’ll have thrown on my property each year since the up my hands again. summer of 1975. I’ve learned a lot As much of a struggle as it is to battle heat and over the years and each year I learn often drought, I do enjoy gardening. I like tending to more. What I’ve learned so far this my plants, and I occasionally encourage them with year is that I still have much to words similar to those a coach would tell the team. learn! Once, I think my neighbor heard me greet the back When to plant, how deep to plant, garden with “Hi, planties!” I scurried back to the how to weed, when to harvest – house and didn’t look back. these are all things I’ve pretty This year has been different in one big aspect – much mastered. They’re basic. deer. My two-foot high chicken wire keeps the rab- Subbin’ In However, I’m baffl ed over why bits out, but it’s ineffective against deer! Early in the Loren W. certain vegetables often don’t grow summer, they ate the tops, fl owers and leaves off my well in my garden. Are they just green bean plants. I was left with two rows of naked Brabec being stubborn? Is it the weather? stems, about 8-10” tall. However, they didn’t trample The seed? My soil? Am I not wa- or eat anything else in the vegetable garden. Fussy tering enough? Beets and carrots eaters? Considerate pests? It appears to be both. shouldn’t be that tough to grow, should they? Do I The deer, of course, raid at night, so I’m not there quit planting them? to yell “Shoo!” or “Get out!” when they execute their I have two garden spots. They are about 120 feet assaults. I can only yell “Scat!” the next morning apart and not much different in size. One spot seems as I carefully tip-toe around the perimeter with my better suited for tomatoes and peppers, so that’s eyes directed downward! mostly what I plant there. But can the soil be that I’ve now strung 12-pound test monofi lament fi sh- different over so short a distance? Instincts tell me ing line on poles that stand 3-4 feet higher than the no, but observation and experience say something chicken wire. The deer must consider the strands BILL STICKELS III | COUNTY STAR else. to be a barrier that is somehow unsafe for them to For three years now, I’ve had problems with cross, because it’s working. Certainly, they could cucumbers, a problem some of my friends have also barge their way through fi shing line! The stems are Trying to turn two had. The cukes sprout and grow nicely, but, after growing new leaves, and, I hope I’ll still have a crop I’ve picked just a few, the plant shrivels and dies. this season. Soon, I’ll know. Shawn Motl of the Rum River Bandits slides into second base while trying to break up a double play by North Branch Night- This year, they’re looking good, but then I haven’t Successful or not though, it’s comforting to know hawk’s Nick Solberg during the fi rst game of a double-header picked the fi rst one yet! It won’t be too long, and I’m that the farmer’s market is just a short distance between the two teams. Rum River would sweep North anxious to see what happens after that. away! Branch, winning 11-4 and 10-1. I’ve battled diseases on my tomatoes and mold on LOREN BRABECis a contributing sports writer for the Isanti-Chisago County the zucchini plants. I think I have both situations Star and author of several Braham sports books.

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They have only Once again a one paid staff member, a contract cus- todian. The center, located at 655 8th LORI ZABEL | JOURNAL Street SW, Braham, is open Mondays, Your Best Source for 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., and Tuesday through voice is heard Friday 9 a.m. to noon. The staff will Saphyarrah Fehrman (left) and her sister Ashlee Splittstoser came ready for fun to the also meet by appointment and is cur- Braham Event Center for the Feb. 7 Masquerade Ball, just one of the many events held at rently taking reservations for events rst year. For more Masquerade Ball photos, see page 12. SHANNON FOX the Center in its fi for 2015 and into 2016. The task force Chamber of Commerce, Boy and tness Girl [email protected] emphasized that the center is owned t or- Scouts, educational meetings, fi teer brings with them a “unique talent by Tusen Tack, a 501.c.3, nonprofi classes and the memorial service for or interest” to the experience. Patty Even before the Great Northern News and Community Events! ganization, and any rental fees go back former Isanti County Commissioner Lind indicated that only three things Railroad was completed andThe Braham’s Braham to support the community. Larry Southerland. The most recent cial election held, were required to make it a success, fi rst offi Task force members indicated that Santa Day, a collaboration between was a voice for the community. “Time. Passion. Interest.” Journal thousands of hours have been donated many community organizations, It was a place where its residents could to the center this past year. 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SECRETARY OF STATE (4) PARTIES TO A MARRIAGE NOTICES CERTIFICATE OF ASSUMED DISSOLUTION PROCEEDING SAMPLE PRIMARY BALLOT NAME ARE ENCOURAGED TO ATTEMPT NOTICE OF FILING DATES FOR MINNESOTA STATUTES, ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE ELECTION TO THE SCHOOL CHAPTER 333 RESOLUTION PURSUANT TO SAMPLE BALLOT BOARD The filing of an assumed name MINNESOTA LAW. ALTERNATIVE INDEPENDENT SCHOOL does not provide a user with DISPUTE RESOLUTION INCLUDES 11 DISTRICT NO. 138 exclusive rights to that name. The MEDIATION, ARBITRATION, AND Official Ballot State Partisan Primary Ballot Judge _____ (NORTH BRANCH AREA PUBLIC filing is required for consumer OTHER PROCESSES AS SET Isanti County, Minnesota SCHOOLS) protection in order to enable FORTH IN THE DISTRICT COURT Judge _____ STATE OF MINNESOTA customers to be able to identify the RULES. YOU MAY CONTACT August 11, 2020 Please see below the Notice true owner of a business. THE COURT ADMINISTRATOR of Filing Dates for Election to the ASSUMED NAME: A Professional ABOUT RESOURCES IN YOUR School Board ISD #138 North Tree Care Company AREA. IF YOU CANNOT PAY FOR Instructions to Voters: To vote, completely fill in the oval(s) next to your choice(s) like this ( ) Branch Area Public Schools. As a PRINCIPAL PLACE OF MEDIATION OR ALTERNATIVE result of the pandemic and district BUSINESS: 5717 425th Street, DISPUTE RESOLUTION, IN SOME 21 This is a partisan primary ballot. You are permitted to vote for candidates of one political party only. employees working remotely, we Harris, MN 55032 USA COUNTIES, ASSISTANCE MAY BE are asking that you contact Arle NAMEHOLDER(S): AVAILABLE TO YOU THROUGH Chambers, the superintendent’s Xtreme Tree Service, LLC, 5717 A NONPROFIT PROVIDER OR Legal Marijuana Now Grassroots-Legalize Republican Democratic-Farmer- administrative assistant at 651-674- 425th Street, Harris, MN 55032 USA A COURT PROGRAM. IF YOU Party Cannabis Party Party Labor Party 1011 or by email at achambers@ I, the undersigned, certify that ARE A VICTIM OF DOMESTIC isd138.org. Ms. Chambers will set I am signing this document as the ABUSE OR THREATS OF ABUSE Federal Offices Federal Offices Federal Offices Federal Offices up an appointment to meet with you person whose signature is required, AS DEFINED IN MINNESOTA at the district office to complete the or as agent of the person(s) whose STATUTES, CHAPTER 518B, YOU U.S. Senator U.S. Senator U.S. Senator U.S. Senator affidavit for candidacy paperwork. signature would be required who has ARE NOT REQUIRED TO TRY Vote for One Vote for One Vote for One Vote for One NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN authorized me to sign this document MEDIATION AND YOU WILL NOT that the period for filing affidavits on his/her behalf, or in both BE PENALIZED BY THE COURT IN Christopher Lovell Kevin O'Connor Oliver Steinberg Cynthia Gail Seymore, Sr. of candidacy for the office of school capacities. I further certify that I have LATER PROCEEDINGS. board member of Independent completed all required fields, and IF YOU VIOLATE ANY OF U.S. Representative Bob "Again" Carney Jr. Tina Smith School District No. 138 shall begin that the information in this document THESE PROVISIONS, YOU WILL District 8 40 Vote for One James Reibestein Ahmad R. Hassan on July 28, 2020, and shall close is true and correct and in compliance BE SUBJECT TO SANCTIONS BY at 5:00 o’clock p.m. on August 11, with the applicable chapter of THE COURT. 41 Judith Schwartzbacker Jason Lewis Paula Overby 2020. Minnesota Statutes. I understand NOTICE OF PARENT The general election shall be held that by signing this document I am EDUCATION PROGRAM 42 John L. Berman Steve Carlson on Tuesday, November 3, 2020. At subject to the penalties of perjury as REQUIREMENTS 43 U.S. Representative U.S. Representative that election, three (3) members will set forth in Section 609.48 as if I had Under Minnesota Statutes § District 8 District 8 be elected to the School Board for signed this document under oath. 518.157, in a contested proceeding Vote for One Vote for One terms of four (4) years each. SIGNED BY: Jake Gilkerson involving custody or parenting Affidavits of Candidacy are MAILING ADDRESS: None time of a minor child, the parties Pete Stauber Quinn Nystrom available from the school district Provided must begin participation in a parent Harry Robb Welty State Offices clerk, Independent School District EMAIL FOR OFFICIAL NOTICES: education program that meets No. 138, 38705 Grand Ave, North [email protected] minimum standards promulgated State Offices State Representative Branch, MN 55056. The filing fee Work Item 1162949000044 by the Minnesota Supreme Court District 31A State Representative Vote for One for this office is $2. A candidate Original File Number within 30 days after the first filing District 31A for this office must be an eligible 1162949000044 with the court. In some Districts, Vote for One Brad Brown voter, must be 21 years of age or STATE OF MINNESOTA parenting education may be more on assuming office, must have OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY required in all custody or parenting 51 Beau C. Hullermann been a resident of the school district OF STATE proceedings. You may contact the Kurt Daudt from which the candidate seeks FILED District Court Administrator for election for thirty (30) days before 06/26/2020 11:59 P.M. additional information regarding this the general election, and must have Steve Simon requirement and the availability of no other affidavit on file for any other Secretary of State parent education programs. office at the same primary or general Published in the Isanti-Chisago This proceeding does not involve, election. County STAR on July 16, 23, 2020 affect or bring in question any real The affidavits of candidacy must ______property. be filed in the office of the school The object of this proceeding district clerk and the filing fee paid NOTICE is a dissolution of the marriage prior to 5:00 o’clock p.m. on August The Fannie Lake Improvement relationship and such division of the 11, 2020. District will hold a meeting July 21, property involved as the Court finds Dated: July 9, 2020 7:00 p.m. at Jerry Norberg’s home, just. BY ORDER OF THE SCHOOL 3749 Fanny Lake Rd NE. Residents Dated this 5th day of February, BOARD on Fanny Lake are welcome to 2020. /s/ Sarah Grovender attend. For information please LEGAL AID SERVICE OF NE School District Clerk contact Chair John Erlandson, (612) MINNESOTA Independent School District No. 390-4750. Attorney for Petitioner 138 Published in the Isanti-Chisago Legal Aid Service of NE (North Branch Area Public County STAR on July 16, 23 Minnesota Schools) ______1015 Hillside Ave. SW, Suite 4 State of Minnesota Pine City, MN 55063 Published in the Isanti-Chisago STATE OF MINNESOTA (320) 629-0185 County STAR on July 16, 23, 2020 COUNTY OF KANABEC [email protected] ______DISTRICT COURT By Geoffrey A. Miller TENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT AIN: 184603 Typ:01 Seq:0001 Spl:01 OFFICE OF THE MINNESOTA SUMMONS Filed in District Court SECRETARY OF STATE In Re the Marriage of: State of Minnesota CERTIFICATE OF ASSUMED Brittney Lynae Lowthian, 7/9/2020 9:48 a.m. NAME Petitioner, Published in the Isanti-Chisago Published in the Isanti-Chisago County STAR on July 23, 2020 MINNESOTA STATUTES, and County STAR on July 16, 23, 30, CHAPTER 333 Jacob Donald Lowthian, 2020 2020 at 9:00 a.m., online auctions B Wendorf (Reporter: J Kotila, R The filing of an assumed name Respondent. ______will be held at www.storageauctions. REQUEST FOR BID Kytonen) does not provide a user with Case Type: Dissolution with Child net on August 10, 2020 at 9:00 O0o Chairperson Anderson exclusive rights to that name. The Court File No. NOTICE OF PRIMARY ELECTION a.m. The units appear to contain ISANTI COUNTY BOARD OF called the meeting to order and filing is required for consumer Assigned to: CITY OF CAMBRIDGE household items. COMMISSIONERS led the assembly in the Pledge of protection in order to enable THE STATE OF MINNESOTA Notice is hereby given that a Published in the Isanti-Chisago REQUEST FOR BIDS Allegiance. customers to be able to identify the TO THE ABOVE-NAMED Primary Election will be held in the County STAR on July 23, 30, 2020 SALE OF COUNTY PROPERTY O0o Public Comment true owner of a business. RESPONDENT: City of Cambridge election precincts ______Isanti County is seeking bids for Session. Public comment was made. ASSUMED NAME: Red Pine YOU ARE HEREBY named below: the sale the following Isanti County 20/07-01 Morris/Oslund,, to Winery SUMMONED and required to serve PRECINCT 1 STATE OF MINNESOTA Property: 244 Birch Street South, approve the July 1, 2020, County PRINCIPAL PLACE OF upon Petitioner’s attorney an Answer Cambridge Fire Department, 300 DISTRICT COURT Cambridge, MN 55008 Board Agenda with the following BUSINESS: 31043 Polk St. NE, to the Petition for Dissolution of 3rd Avenue NE COUNTY The Isanti County Administrator’s additions: E-1 – Anderson Park Cambridge, MN USA Marriage which is herewith served PRECINCT 2 JUDICIAL DISTRICT: 8TH Office located at 555 18th Avenue Prairie Restoration Bid Proposals; NAMEHOLDER(S): upon you, within thirty (30) days after Council Chambers, Cambridge YELLOW MEDICINE SW, Cambridge, MN 55008 will E-2 – Stanford Township Park The Wine Garden, LLC, 31043 service of this Summons upon you, City Hall, 300 3rd Avenue NE Court File Number: 87-FA-20-241 accept sealed bids beginning Fund Donation Request; and to Polk St. NE, Cambridge, MN USA exclusive of the date of service. If on Tuesday, August 11, 2020. Case Type: Domestic Abuse Monday, July 27, 2020 through at discuss a tannerite issue under F – By typing my name, I, the you fail to do so, judgment by default Polls will be open from 7:00 a.m. Notice of Issuance of 8:00 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. on Friday, Miscellaneous. Carried. undersigned, certify that I am signing will be taken against you for the until 8:00 p.m. for the purpose of Emergency August 14, 2020. The County 20/07-02 Oslund/Warring, to this document as the person whose relief demanded in the Petition. Both selecting candidates to advance to (Ex Parte) Order for reserves the right to reject any or all approve the June 17, 2020, County signature is required, or as agent of parties are hereby notified, pursuant the General Election for the following Protection by Publication proposals submitted. Board Meeting Minutes. Carried. the person(s) whose signature would to Minnesota City of Cambridge offices: (Minn. Stat. § 518B.01, subd. 8) By order of the Isanti County 20/07-03 Turnquist/Morris, to be required who has authorized Statutes § 518.091, as follows: Councilmember In the Matter of: Board of Commissioners this 15th approve the following Personnel me to sign this document on his/ NOTICE OF TEMPORARY Published in the Isanti-Chisago Denice Collins, Petitioner day of July, 2020. Action Items (on file). Carried. her behalf, or in both capacities. I RESTRAINING AND County STAR on July 23, 30, 2020 vs. Julia Lines O0o Julia Lines, County further certify that I have completed ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE ______Christopher Collins, Respondent County Administrator Administrator, presented the all required fields, and that the RESOLUTION PROVISIONS To Respondent named above: Published in the Isanti-Chisago 2020 Public Defender Bids for information in this document is true UNDER MINNESOTA LAW, NOTICE OF PUBLIC ACCURACY YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED County STAR on July 23, 30, the following contracts: CHIPS/ and correct and in compliance with SERVICE OF THIS SUMMONS TEST that an Ex Parte Order for Protection August 6, 2020 TPR #1, CHIPS/TPR #2, and Civil, the applicable chapter of Minnesota MAKES THE FOLLOWING Isanti County will test electronic has been issued in the above matter. Family and Probate (on file), and Statutes. I understand that by REQUIREMENTS APPLY TO voting equipment to be used for the You may request a hearing if you recommended awarding the bids as signing this document I am subject BOTH PARTIES TO THIS ACTION, vote tabulation in the 2020 Primary contact the court administrator’s COUNTY BOARD follows: CHIPS/TPR #1: McKinnis to the penalties of perjury as set forth UNLESS THEY ARE MODIFIED Election to be held on August 11, office within 12 days of the date and Doom Law Office ($24,000); in Section 609.48 as if I had signed BY THE COURT OR THE 2020. The public accuracy test will of publication of this notice. You SUMMARY PUBLICATION OF THE CHIPS/TPR #2: Norton Law, LLC this document under oath. PROCEEDING IS DISMISSED: be held on Friday, July 31, 2020 at may obtain a copy of the Ex Parte PROCEEDINGS OF ($15,600.00); and Civil, Family and SIGNED BY: Pamela J. Streed (1) NEITHER PARTY MAY 9:00 am. The test will be conducted Order for Protection and the form THE ISANTI COUNTY BOARD OF Probate: McKinnis and Doom Law MAILING ADDRESS: P.O. Box DISPOSE OF ANY ASSETS at the office of the Isanti County to request a hearing from the court COMMISSIONERS Office ($18,000.00). 148, Cambridge, NB 55008 EXCEPT (i) FOR THE Auditor-Treasurer, Isanti County administrator’s office at the following ISANTI COUNTY, MINNESOTA 20/07-04 Turnquist/Morris, to EMAIL FOR OFFICIAL NOTICES: NECESSITIES OF LIFE OR FOR Government Center, 555 18th address: Per Minnesota Statutes 375.12 accept the 2020 Public Defender [email protected] THE NECESSARY GENERATION Avenue SW, Cambridge MN 55008. YELLOW MEDICINE COUNTY Publication of Proceedings. Bid recommendations as indicated Work Item 1165932500021 OF INCOME OR PRESERVATION The public is invited to attend. COURT ADMINISTRATION Meeting held on Wednesday, July above. Carried. Original File Number OF ASSETS, (ii) BY AN Chad Struss 415 9TH AVENUE, SUITE 201 1, 2020, at 9:00 a.m. – Government 20/07-05 Oslund/Warring, to 1165932500021 AGREEMENT IN WRITING, OR (iii) Isanti County Auditor Treasurer GRANITE FALLS MN 56241 Center Boardroom approve the following Utility Permits STATE OF MINNESOTA FOR RETAINING COUNSEL TO Published in the Isanti-Chisago Failure to request a hearing or to A detail of the entire minutes are (on file). Carried. OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY CARRY ON OR TO CONTEST THIS County STAR on July 23, 2020 obtain a copy of the Ex Parte Order available for public inspection in the O0o Commissioners provided OF STATE PROCEEDING; ______will not be a defense to prosecution Isanti County Administrator’s Office various committee reports. FILED (2) NEITHER PARTY MAY for violation of the Court’s order. or by visiting our website at www. 20/07-06 Turnquist/Anderson, to 07/01/2020 11:59 P.M. HARASS THE OTHER PARTY; NOTICE Date July 20, 2020 co.isanti.mn.us approve the following claims and Steve Simon AND, STORAGE UNIT AUCTION Lindsay Listul Members Present: Chairperson warrants: Secretary of State (3) ALL CURRENTLY This is notice of intent to sell Court Administrator / Deputy Greg Anderson; Commissioners Anoka County Treasury $24,157.75 Published in the Isanti-Chisago AVAILABLE INSURANCE property located in unit S05 at Isanti Filed in District Court Susan Morris, Terry Turnquist, Dave Astech Corp $266,358.94 County STAR on July 16, 23, 2020 COVERAGE MUST BE Self Storage and I11 at Cambridge State of Minnesota Oslund, and Mike Warring Cambridge/City of $5,573.31 ______MAINTAINED AND CONTINUED Self Storage. If respectively Jake July 20, 2020 9:52 a.m. Members Absent: None Commissioner of Published in the Isanti-Chisago Others Present: J Lines, J WITHOUT CHANGE IN COVERAGE Lowthian and Dana Hines fail to SEE PUBLIC NOTICES, PAGE 15 OFFICE OF THE MINNESOTA OR BENEFICIARY DESIGNATION. pay the balances in full by August 7, County STAR on July 23, 2020 Edblad, J Benting, C Struss, and JULY 23, 2020 CountyStar.com ISANTI-CHISAGO COUNTY STAR 15

FROM PUBLIC NOTICES, PAGE 14 Lake Management Inc. $5,073.75 amount of $11,050.76. Carried. struction of four pickle ball courts in the Planning Commission to look research and bring to the Planning Lake Restoration Inc $9,755.98 20/07-08 Morris/Oslund, to the City of Cambridge. Carried. at developing an ordinance regu- Commission for consideration infor- Finance $10,342.00 Regents of U of M $28,484.73 approve the low bid in the amount 20/07-10 Morris/Turnquist, to lating explosives, tannerite, fire- mation on a possible ordinances East Central Regional Library WaterGuards $6,441.00 of $110,650.00, and enter into a approve the payment of the invoice arms, and other sources of loud covering the use of tannerite and $222,419.00 Total Claims and Warrants contract with Minnesota Native to Lake Management in the amount noises. There was discussion other explosives. Carried. Family Pathways $11,560.00 $2,676,385.36 Landscapes in order to complete of $17,305.20 on behalf of the Lake regarding the expectations of the 20/07-13 Oslund/Morris, to Regents of U of M $28,484.73 Carried. 125 acres of prairie restoration at Francis Improvement District until Board of Commissioners for this adjourn (11:13 a.m.). Carried. Isanti Co Commission on Aging O0o Jeremie Reinhart, Irving and John Anderson County the Lake Francis Improvement request. Motion by Commissioner Julia Lines, County Administrator $15,000.00 North Star Family Advocacy Center Park. Carried. District has sufficient funds to repay Morris, seconded by Commissioner By: Halee Turner, Administrative Isanti Co Historical Society Executive Director, gave a presenta- 20/07-09 Oslund/Turnquist, to Isanti County. Carried. Warring; Commissioner Warring Assistant II $20,550.00 tion. approve the request of $500.00 O0o Chad Struss, Auditor- then withdrew his second motion. Published in the Isanti-Chisago Isanti Soil & Water Cons. Dist 20/07-07 Turnquist/Warring, to from Stanford Township Park Fund Treasurer, gave a department pre- Motion failed due to lack of a second. County STAR on July 23, 2020 $56,228.00 approve the purchase of a carpet as a donation to the Pickle Ball sentation. 20/07-12 Morris/Turnquist, to Knife River Corp $1,994,440.90 extractor from Nilfisk, Inc. in the Association of Cambridge for con- 20/07-11 Morris/Warring, to direct direct the Zoning Department staff to ISANTI COUNTY COURT REPORT What is being done about The following felony charges were fi led in of Anoka, was charged July 15 with domestic Isanti County Court on July 13 - 17. All indi- abuse; violates 2 or more OFP w/in 10 years of viduals are presumed innocent until proven previous convictions/adj of delinq. guilty. Harley Daniel Stubbs, (DOB 08/24/1991), of extreme speeding? Oglivie, was charged July 16 with drugs - 5th Matthew Paul Lane, (DOB 02/16/1985), of degree - possess schedule 1,2,3,4 - not small Question: I have heard speeding roads in 2020, compared with 27 at Lino Lakes, was charged July 13 with violate no amount marijuana. over 100 MPH has increased, what this time last year. contact order - within 10 years of the fi rst of two Crystal Lynn Senart, (DOB 05/10/1983), of is the State Patrol doing about this Speeding is not an innocent crime or more convictions. Braham, was charged July 17 with drugs - 5th problem? — it puts every motorist on the road Travis Dale Schendel, (DOB 07/17/1990), of degree - possess schedule 1,2,3,4 - not small Answer: From at risk: Richfi eld, was charged July 14 with theft - take/ amount marijuana. April 1 – May 21, •Greater potential for loss of vehi- use/transfer movable prop - no consent. Dominick James Lutterman, (DOB the Minnesota State cle control Chiyoko Lee Wilkerson, (DOB 03/22/1988), of 04/22/2000), of Cambridge, was charged Patrol pulled over •Increased stopping distance Minneapolis, was charged July 14 with theft - July 17 with two counts of drugs - 5th degree 232 drivers traveling •Less time available for driver take/use/transfer movable prop - no consent. - possess schedule 1,2,3,4 - not small amount more than 100 mph. response for crash avoidance Shawn Patrick Herrera, (DOB 04/10/1974), of marijuana. That’s compared •Increased crash severity — the St. Paul, was charged July 14 with issue dishon- with 93 drivers faster the speed, the more violent the ored check - off ense. CHISAGO COUNTY COURT REPORT during the same crash Michael Robert Nesser, (DOB 01/13/1985), time period last Remember that fi nes double when of Blaine, was charged July 15 with one count The following felony charges were fi led in Ask a year, a 149 percent traveling 20 or more mph over the burglary - 3rd deg - steal/commit felony or Chisago County Court on July 13 - 17. All indi- increase. Of the 232 limit, and if you are traveling in gross misd., one count theft -take/use/transfer viduals are presumed innocent until proven Trooper drivers, 179 were excess of 100 mph, you can lose your movable prop - no consent, and one count theft guilty. - take/drive motor vehicle - no owner consent. Sgt. Neil 30-years-old or license for up to six months. younger. You can avoid a ticket — and a Cody James Bennett, (DOB 10/18/1979), of Daniel Joseph Kessel, (DOB 12/20/1992), of Anoka, was charged July 15 with two counts North Branch, was charged July 13 with criminal Dickenson Overall fatal crash — if you simply buckle up, drugs - 5th degree - possess schedule 1,2,3,4 - sex conduct - 3rd degree - force or coercion. crashes and fatali- drive at safe speeds, pay attention not small amount marijuana. Demetrius Neil Belland, (DOB 01/10/1985), ties from March 16 and always drive sober. Cody Jay Spaeth-Lindquist, (DOB 11/15/1987), of Stacy, was charged July 13 with one count - May 31 increased over last year de- SGT. NEIL DICKENSONis Minnesota State Patrol Pub- of Andover, was charged July 15 with violate no drugs - 3rd degree - sale - narcotic, and one spite reduced traffi c. While a crash lic Information Offi cer for the state’s northeast region. Send contact order - within 10 years of the fi rst of two count drugs - simulated - manufacture/sell/ can have more than one contributing questions concerning traffi c-related laws or issues to neil. or more convictions. transfer/deliver - represent noncontrolled subst factor, speed was the most frequently [email protected] or by mail to Minnesota State Patrol, Brandon Lawrence Hunt, (DOB 05/18/1983), as narcotic. cited factor. Preliminary reports 1131 Mesaba Ave., Duluth MN 55811. Follow Dickenson on show speed has already contributed Twitter at @MSPPIO_NE . to 36 motorists dying on Minnesota

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