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763-444-4646 THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 2020 VOL. 114 NO. 34 COUNTYSTAR.COM LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE: Area teen a mirror image of classic television character. PAGE 6 Cambridge to off er assistance to struggling businesses BY BILL STICKELS III [email protected]

While running through the long list of possible uses for the $676,330 in Federal CARES Act Funding for the city, Cambridge Finance Director Caroline Moe said one need kept on creeping to the surface - fi nancial help for local businesses. With that in mind, Moe and Econom- ‘This is coming ic Development Director Stan Gustafson presented at the right a request to the council to time when allocate $100,000 of CARES Act money towards estab- some of them lishing a “Cambridge Cares for Business” fund. are just willing BILL STICKELS III | COUNTY STAR The specifi c purpose of this fund is to provide fi - to throw in the nancial assistance to locally Pavement Picassos owned and operated busi- towel.’ nesses adversely impacted Kids of a variety of ages showed their artistic talents during the Sidewalk Chalk contest as part of the 3rd Annual Cam- by the COVID-19 pandemic. Lynda Woulfe bridge Art and Craft Fair held downtown on Saturday, Aug. 15. “I’ve personally spoken to Cambridge City Administrator several of our local business- es,” said City Administrator Lynda Woulfe. “And they are all ecstatic and appre- ciative that we would be doing this. A majority of the people I’ve talked to are struggling with their rent payments, and being able to pay their utilities. So North Branch council to establish this is coming at a time when some of them are just willing to throw in the towel.” Businesses that are eligible include any locally procedure for contacting city attorney owned within the city limits of Cambridge, small business (less than 50 employees) that were deemed “nonessential” by the state. These businesses can’t BY BILL STICKELS III thing very clear in writing.” have received funding from the Department of [email protected] Swenson went on to point out that between March Employment and Economic Development through and June, 2020, city council members directly con- the Small Business Relief Grant. Non-profi ts and In an effort to avoid making the same “mistakes” tacted the former city attorney 13 times. corporate or multi-state chains are also ineligible. as they have in the recent past, the North Branch “This type of spending cannot go unchecked any The money, which the city is capping at $5,000 per City Council will look at setting up a formal policy longer,” Swenson said. “There is no budget for this business, can be used to pay off such COVID-related for when and how city council members will con- egregious amount of billing attorney hours.” expenses as: tact the city attorney. In addition, Swenson stated that any future con- •Personal Protective Equipment and supplies. Mayor Jim Swenson brought this agenda item up tact with the city attorney should be shared with all •Modifi cations made to promote outdoor business for discussion during the Aug. 12 city council meet- city council members. in order to reopen or stay open with additional safe- ing in response to multiple city council members “City council members are elected to represent ty measures for their employees (i.e. outdoor dining contacting the former city attorney on their own, the citizens of North Branch, and not their own supplies). resulting in an extra-large bill to the city. Specifi - personal agendas,” Swenson continued. “And thus •Shields placed at counters. cally, Swenson called out Council Member Brian should never be acting independently when con- •Rent or mortgage payments. Voss for repeatedly contacting the former city tacting city attorney. All discussion topics should •Addressing temporary COVID-19 related restric- attorney on his own. relate to city business and should be fully disclosed. tions. “I have reached out and talked to about 16 may- There should be no more secrets.” •Increasing technology capacity. ors, and not one of them have the problem we have,” In response to Swenson’s allegations, Voss asked •Creating new marketing campaigns. Swenson said. “My rationale for this policy is that him to clarify what “protocol” had been violated, •Facility cleaning. some council members are not following protocol that we have in place, so I feel we need to put some- SEE CONTACT, PAGE 7 SEE CARES, PAGE 5

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BY JENNIFER KOTILA the information the county has on each contact, property owners can still [email protected] ‘But surprise, March 13, property. request on-site reviews of their proper- everything changed due to She went on to explain how the coun- ty. When that occurs, appraisers wear The coronavirus pandemic has ty is using a new tool in Northstar MLS appropriate personal protective equip- affected many aspects of life and how COVID.’ to assist with the quintile reviews. ment and maintain six feet of social business is conducted, and that is no Northstar MLS gives the county distancing, Long said. different for the Isanti County Asses- Elisha Long access to 33,500 property listings, and She also noted that desktop reviews sor’s Offi ce. At its Aug. 5 meeting, the there are currently 245 active listings are effective and effi cient, allowing ap- Isanti County Board heard how the Isanti County Assessor on Northstar MLS for Isanti County , praisers to complete 10 to 15 parcels per county is conducting its quintile review according to Long. It contains 25 year of day. Desktop reviews are not dependent from Assessor Elisha Long. reviews to comply with quintile review historical market data for listed proper- on weather conditions, and there are Minnesota requires property in- requirements as long as they have ties, including data regarding compara- cost savings for not having to travel. spections once every fi ve years, and adequate information. Isanti Coun- ble and sold properties and commonly However, Long also noted that desk- to ensure uniformity and accuracy, a ty has an adequate building permit used realtors and appraisers. top quintile reviews are not a replace- physical inspection is necessary to ob- system, high resolution street images Another feature that assists apprais- ment for physical reviews, adding that tain property data, according to Long. no greater than fi ve years old, aerial ers with the quintile review are virtual her appraisers are eager to be out in That typically takes place from May imagery less than fi ve years old, and tours and photos of the properties on the fi eld rather than sitting at a desk. through November in Isanti County. aerial imagery capable of measurement Northstar MLS, allowing appraisers Desktop reviews are also not allowed “But surprise, March 13, everything verifi cation, according to Long. access to interior information, Long for more than two consecutive quintile changed due to COVID,” Long said, not- This year quintile reviews are being noted. periods. ing her offi ce had to start conducting performed on properties in Athens, Northstar MLS also generates market The ideal properties for desktop virtual reviews, virtual appeals pro- Cambridge, Spencer Brook, and reports, which are helpful for the local review are homogenous areas, such as cess, and virtual local board of appeal Stanchfi eld townships using 2020 aerial and county board of appeal and equal- townhome and single-family subdivi- and equalization meetings. imagery, historical photos, Northstar ization, as well as in tax court, Long sions, Long said, noting her team plans Quintile reviews also had to be MLS, and curbside reviews. added. to continue physical quintile reviews conducted remotely this year due to the Long showed examples of properties While desktop reviews like apprais- for rural jurisdictions in 2022. pandemic, and counties are allowed and how these different methods are ers are conducting keep appraisers and to employ computer assisted offi ce used to review properties and verify property owners safe by eliminating New teacher luncheon still to be held, just in unique location

CONTRIBUTED ROTARY CLUB OF CAMBRIDGE & ISANTI has helped encourage, challenge and support them in nity support the program by underwriting the cost their new assignment while shaping a positive and of the lunch and program while excess proceeds are While most of us continue to hold long and hard lasting introduction to the community. The luncheon used to purchase school supplies for underprivileged on precious summer days school administrators and concludes with the presentation of the Rotary Voca- students. In addition, each new teacher receives a educators are turning their attention to the coming tional Leadership Award, this annual award recog- ‘welcome bag’ fi lled with various items donated by fall semester. nizes those in our community who have demonstrat- members of the North 65 Chamber of Commerce. Each year anywhere from 30 to 60 new teachers con- ed tireless leadership and support of education. The seven participating schools are the Anoka verge on Isanti County for the start of the school year, According to Jessica Bitz, Rotary Club President, Ramsey Community College, Cambridge Campus; most are new to the community and for many the fall “This special event is a great opportunity to welcome Art & Science Academy; Braham ISD 314; Cambridge semester will be their fi rst professional experience new teachers and to acknowledge their important Christian School; Cambridge Isanti ISD 911; Rum Riv- teaching. work in our schools. By recognizing and supporting er Special Education Cooperative; and, St. Scholastica To help welcome these new teachers the Rotary teachers, we build friendships based on our common HSC Academy. Club of Cambridge & Isanti and North 65 Chamber objective of educating our citizens.” For more information and/or tickets contact the of Commerce are working hard fi nalizing arrange- This year’s New Teacher Luncheon will be held at North 65 Chamber of Commerce at 763-689-2505 or ments for the 22nd Annual New Teachers Luncheon. The Cambridge-Isanti High School Athletic Field on [email protected] Teachers have often commented how this experience Friday, Aug. 28. Members of the business commu- GTITHEATRES.COM G T CAMBRIDGE I MOVIE HOTLINE T 763-689-3005 H E A NORTH BRANCH T MOVIE HOTLINE R 651-674-012323 E Call to Verify Movies & Showtimes Depression is S REAL Symptoms of Depression SANTA DAY Change in sleep • Low energy PREVIEW SALE Indecisiveness • Weight change Lack of interest • Loss of focus During the Braham Thoughts of death • Low self esteem City-Wide Garage Slowed/agitated behavior Sales HOLIDAY GIFTS By knowing the signs CRAFT SALE of depression you may be able to save the FOOD TRUCKS life of someone ICE CREAM you care about. To learn more call AUGUST 27-29, 2020 1-888-511-SAVE Thursday & Friday: 8:00 am - 6:00 pm today. Saturday: 8:00 am - 2:00 pm

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The right job will put a smile on you r face. Check ou t ou r Classified section ! ISANTI-CHISAGOISANTI-CHISAGO 763-689-1181 • 930 S. Cleveland Cambridge • countystar.com AUGUST 20, 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., Aug. 20 - 7:00pm WELCA 2248 313th Ave. NE, Cambridge, MN Service on Facebook meeting via Zoom Bethesda Church 763-689-3360 55008. www.nibchurch.com Sunday: 10:15 a.m. Worship Service Sun., Aug. 23 - 8:30am Parking Lot 38180 Hemingway Ave., North Email: [email protected] at Braham Lutheran and Zoom Worship Branch, MN 651-674-5873. 763-689-3576. 8:30am Worship Office hours 9:00 a.m. to Noon Tues., Aug. 25 - 8:00am Men’s Pastor Mark Huber. Service (traditional style) 10:45am Tuesday thru Friday Breakfast 9am Worship Service. Worship Service (contemporary style) Thurs., Aug. 27 - 7:00pm Women 10:30am Sunday School Calvary Evangelical Lutheran of Grace via Zoom and adult Bible studies. South Isanti Baptist Church Church Of Rush Point (ELCA) bethesdachurchnb.com 3367 Cty. Rd. 5 NE, Isanti. Pastor Vicki Vandervegt. St. John Lutheran Church GracePointe Crossing 763-444-5860, Pastor Bob 320-358-4829, 600 Rush Point Dr. (Missouri Synod) Lakeside Christian Church Venneman. Sunday Worship 9:30am. 10am Worship with nursery available. 28168 Jodrell St. NE, North Branch 32393 Rendova Cir. N.E., Cambridge a senior living community Wednesday “Life & Light” Bible stud- 11am Fellowship Located 6 mi. E. of Isanti on Co. Rd. 5; (3 mi. E of Cambridge just off Hwy. ies for all ages. Adults & children. For my.calvaryofrushpoint.org. (or 7 mi. W. of North Branch on Co. 95). 763-689-3649. Ministry 763.689.1474 info call or go to Office: [email protected] Rd. 5); then 1-1/2 mi. S. on Co. Rd. 12. Coordinator Jeff Bonkoski. www.gracepointecrossing.org southisantibaptist.org. 763-444-5988, Paul Anderson, Administrative Assistant Sharon Christ Ev. Lutheran Church Pastor; Sunday 9am Worship; Dahl. Sunday 9:30am Worship. Sunrise Bible Church (WELS) 10:20am Adult Bible Study; Thursday Retreat house & personal retreat 41300 Second St., North 32962 Vickers St. NE, Cambridge, 6:30pm Bible study. Email: cabins available. Call for reservation. Branch, Pastor David Stertz. 763-689-5333 [email protected] Email: Sunday school for all ages Pastor Samuel L. Biebert. [email protected]. 9:30am, Sunday morning Worship Sunday Worship 9am, Sunday St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran lakesidechurchcambridge.org 10:30am, Sunday evening 6pm, School/Bible Class 10:30am Church (LCMC) Wed. Kids 4 Truth & Bible studies www.christcambridge.com 31075 Genesis Ave., Stacy, MN 55079 Journey of Faith for all ages 6:30pm. More info at 651-462-5115. 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) Pastor Ben Hollingstead. • Mobile Service Service On Facebook: old-2nd gr.); Mon. - Fri.: (call for 2nd & Main, downtown Isanti 8am and 9:30am Services, • High security keys cut & programmed springvalechurchmn details) “Life Groups”, Bible Studies, 763-444-9201 Sunday School during 9:30am • Switch blade keys 763-689-1373 Youth Ministry. Email us at Pastor Ian Coen-Frei Service. • Programming chip keys [email protected] or visit us on Evangelical Free Sunday Worship 9:30 a.m. Email • Motorcycles and RVs the web at nbchurchmn.org • Lock-out services with social distancing [email protected]. Dale Evangelical Free Church Home of Heavenly Sunshine Website - www.northstarkey.com • 763-337-3041 River of Life Church 45268 Brunswick Rd, Preschool 763-444-7527 stjohnslutheranchurch-stacymn.org Meeting at 150 Birch St. N., Ste 170, Harris, MN 763-689-5817 email: Cambridge. (Across from Minnco Pastor/Teacher Dr. Harvey Martin. [email protected] St. John’s Lutheran Church Credit Unon) Mark Radeke, Pastor. Sunday School – all ages 9am. www.faithlutheranisanti.com (Missouri Synod) 763-689-5115. Sunday Service 10:25am. 980 West 4th Street, Rush City, Sundays 9am & 10:30am www.daleefc.com First Lutheran Church (ELCA) Pastor Tim Renstrom 320-358-3623, Nursery at both services 43779 Gates Ave., Harris. Sunday 8:45am Worship, 7:30am River Kid’s for ages 4 yrs to 5th gr at Kost Evangelical Free Church 651-674-4498. Handicapped Rise & Shine Bible Study, Monday the 10:30am service 37405 Kost Trail, North Branch, MN accessible. Pastor Scott Simmons. 10am Longer Look Bible Study. riveroflifehome.com 55056. Jct. of CR 11 & CR 72, SE of Sunday Worship 9:30am, with stjohnsrushcity.org North Branch. 651-583-3281. Sunday School 10:30am coffee River Valley Hwy. 65 N, Isanti, MN Pastor, Josh Jensen and fellowship. St. Stephen’s Lutheran Church Christian Church IHS Kost Student Ministries Mondays Email: [email protected] (Missouri Synod) www.MinnesotaEquipment.com “Allowing the Holy Spirit to 6:30pm. Worship Service Sundays www.firstlutheranharris.org 400 SE 8th St., (Isanti #4 E.), PO Box Transform Lives” 763-444-8873 9:30am. More info: www.kostefc.org 37, Braham. 320-396-3103. 37126 Hwy 65 NE; Long Lake Lutheran Church Tim Renstrom, Pastor. Stanchfield, MN (just North Oxlip Evangelical Free Church (ELCA) 9:00am Sunday School & Adult Bible of Grandy on the West side 9am Worhsip Service. 10:15am Coffee 3921 277th Ave NW Isanti, MN 55040, Study. 10:15am Worship. of Hwy. 65) Fellowship. 10:45am Sunday School. 763-444-5315. Pastor Sue Olson ststephensbraham.org Sunday Morning Worship & Mon. 6pm Sr. High Youth. Wed. Worship at 8 & 9:30am. Sunday Children’s Church 10 am 6:25pm AWANA/ School Education hour 9:30am. Trinity Lutheran Church (ELCA) Sunday Night Believers Service 6 pm Jr. High Youth. Tues/Thurs. 9am Wednesday Worship and Childrens 38460 Lincoln Trl, North Branch Wednesday Night Worship & Bible Bone Builders. Pastor Leroy Church 6pm. longlakeluth.org 651-674-7047. Pastor Jon Yurk Study 6:15 pm Scheumann. See our website for worship Pastor Tom Bakke (763)689-6987 29237 Roanoke St. NW, Isanti 55040. Salem Lutheran Church information. Messages are also Church Office 34006 Petersburg St www.oxlip.org 4638 381st Ave. NW, Dalbo, MN posted on our facebook page. NE; Cambridge, MN 55008 Email: [email protected]. 55017. 763-689-1687 Email: We are a “Real Family, Loving Jesus, 763-444-5134 Join us for worship every [email protected] Sunday at 9:00am, Sunday or visit www.trinitynorthbranch.org Loving Each Other, Loving the World” school for 3 yrs to 6th gr. Visitors ARE Expected! begins at 10:30am. Coff ee Methodist fellowship after worship Pentecostal www.salemlutherandalbo.com Common Ground - A United Methodist Community The Journey New Life Church 404 North Cypress St. North, 601 Heritage Blvd NE, Isanti Cambridge. 763-689-2071. Pastors Pastor David L. Willis. Specialists In Auto Collision Repair Amelia & Andrew Buschena. Sunday Sunday 10am Worship & 9:30am Worship. Livestream of the Word & Kids’ Church. Since Sunday 6pm Family Worship. services and more info at 1978 commongroundumc.org. Wednesday 7pm Family Breakout Everyone Counts! 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 AUGUST 20, 2020 Mixed emotions heading into new sports season

s I write this on Monday afternoon, it is the fi rst day of practice for the new fall sports season. As much as I like the summer months and appreci- Aate a little lighter work schedule, this day usual- ly for me is ripe with excitement over thoughts of getting back to one of my fi rst loves - taking photos of sports. But this season is admittedly a little different. It’s been a couple weeks since the Minnesota State High School League announced that while the fall high school season will occur, it will be drastically different with shorter Worth a seasons, fewer games, other special Thousand rules (i.e. no more than three teams Words competing in the same cross country meet), and most impactful, postpon- Bill ing football and volleyball until the LETTERS TO THE EDITOR spring. Stickels III During that time, I’ve been able to mull over what I think about this Small business relief grants Stealing a sign is a sign of turn of events, but I haven’t been able to put my fi n- available in Chisago County desperation ger on how I feel. I will agree with a majority of what I’ve heard in that at least sports will be played. And To the editor, To the editor, since the newspaper offers a “vital service,” we will Dear Chisago County Businesses, Someone stole a political campaign sign from be allowed to cover them, but with a few extra restric- The County Board has determined it would use my yard last week. That act tells me a lot about tions such as no team or group photos, wearing masks a portion of the CARES Act funding towards small the thief. It must be hard for that person to have even outside, and trying to limit our close contact with businesses relief grants. so little faith in their candidate that they needed players. Applications open on Monday, August 10, 2020. to suppress my fi rst amendment rights to have the Leading up to those competitions, I do have twing- Visit our website, www.chisagocounty.org, and sign in my yard. They must have felt that their es of pessimism. Any sort of postseasons for the fall take the Eligibility Quiz to see if your business is candidate’s views and policies would not win in sports is still completely up in the air, with a distinct eligible for the Small Business Relief Grant. the “court of public opinion”. They felt so threat- possibility that it will pretty much be a regular season If you are eligible, you will be given the link to ened by my little sign that they needed to steal it. and that’s it. It’s that possibility that has me reticent. the offi cial application. Please note, you will be If my little sign on a rural road near Cambridge, Former New York Jets head coach Herm Edwards asked to submit documentation to verify infor- Minnesota so threatened a national political once famously emphatically stated “You play to win mation on the application. Applications without campaign then that campaign is a house of cards the game.” Well, in my old-school thinking, it also verifying documents will not be processed. ready to tumble. I’ll replace the sign soon and the correlates that you play to try and win the champi- If you have questions or are unable to access the thief will probably steal it again, thereby reinforc- onship. Just look at the current state of the NHL and quiz and application, please contact the Chisago ing the views I stated above. NBA. Their players, coaches and offi cials are putting County HRA-EDA at: 651.674.5664 or info@chisa- Jeff rey Benny themselves through extreme isolation just so they can gocounty.org Cambridge crown a champion of the 2019-2020 season. Thank you for your cooperation and patience Sure, high school athletics is different in there is while we process the submitted applications. so much more to be gained from participating than a Chisago County Board of Commissioners couple trophies. At least these athletes can show their skills for possible future collegiate competition. They LETTER GUIDELINES also get to play the sport they love with friends and teammates; many of whom they have been playing The Isanti-Chisago County Star published every 30 days, or four print against a ballot measure, party or can- alongside for most of their lives. They also will get to encourages readers to share their cycles (exceptions made for rebut- didate as paid advertising announce- have things like senior day. Not to rub salt in some viewpoints of community issues by tals). ments. The fee is $25 for the fi rst 250 wounds, but that’s a heck of a lot more than what the writing Letters to the Editor. Publishing • Anonymous letters will not be pub- words, plus 10 cents per additional word; 2020 spring sports athletes got. decisions are made on questions of free lished. Letter signatures must include no word limit. This policy is only in eff ect But will that be enough? After everything is said and speech, good taste, public interest and the writer’s fi rst and last name, during election season (from the candi- done, will people be satisfi ed with less than 12 games public sensitivity. community of residence and phone date fi ling date through election day.) against only the closest neighboring schools and noth- The Star reserves the right to edit for number. Phone numbers will not be Like other letters to the editor, the ing to show for even going undefeated in those games? accuracy, clarity, libel and civility and published. writer’s name, address and phone num- Or will they start complaining that these student-ath- reserves the right not to publish a letter. • Only letters originating from writers ber are required. Phone numbers are letes are being deprived of the chance of competing at Personal complaints or attacks, pla- who live, work or have some other not published. The Star has the right to the U of M, US Bank Stadium, or St. Olaf? giarized material, religious treatises or relevance to the Star circulation area reject letters which don’t meet publish- I’m sure once I’m there and start covering these submissions from organized letter-writ- will be published. ing standards and will determine if the games, those sort of questions and issues will at least ing campaigns will not be published. • An identifi cation line may be added to letter qualifi es as a paid endorsement. temporarily melt away. Hopefully that will be the same the writer’s letter identifying his or her Paid letters will be identifi ed with a for the athletes and the limited spectators as well. Be- GUIDELINES FOR ALL SUBMISSIONS occupation or title as it applies to the label and may or may not appear on the cause if it doesn’t, then all of this will just be another • Letters must be submitted by 5 p.m. topic of the letter. opinion/letters page. reminder of things not being the same as they used to, Mondays to [email protected] • Special rules apply during election For questions about the Star’s policies and not in a good way either. And that’s the last thing or via mail to 930 S. Cleveland St., season. on letters contact the editor at 763- any of us need. Cambridge MN 55008 689-1181 ext. 107 or editor@countystar. BILL STICKELS IIIis editor of the Isanti-Chisago County Star. He can be reached at • Letters to the editor must be 400 PAID ENDORSEMENT POLICY com. 763-689-1181 ext. 107 or [email protected]. words or less. The County Star accepts election • Each letter writer may have one letter letters endorsing or advocating for or

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s noted in past columns, our school district ecently, I’ve seen a few articles written by people that’s the way it was. However, when the spring of theme for the year is “Better Together.” who describe the importance or the signifi cance 1966 arrived, my parents bought me a new baseball And, although this is always true, it has of still owning the glove they used while playing glove, and I couldn’t have been happier! Ararely been more true than right now. The Rbaseball as long ago as their high school years. I used that glove for four years in high school when challenges we face as a commu- In some cases, the sheer discovery of I played second base and shortstop. During my early nity, and district, become more actually still owning this ancient, but years in Braham, I used that same glove at third base manageable when we are work- valued, piece of equipment was aston- for probably seven or eight years of men’s church ing together toward the same ishing to them. After all, it had been softball league play until I was in my early 30s. It common goal. quite a few years since they’d used it was about then that I realized I was becoming too . . . Our common goal for kids this and perhaps even seen it! what, old?? . . . immobile?? . . . to be playing third base year is access to a quality educa- It’s not hard to imagine that most against powerful right-hand softball hitters! I reluc- tion. Some families are choosing athletes (male and female) think tantly left church softball and began playing open distance learning, some are back to earlier times in their lives gym basketball at the high school gym. Were it not for choosing in-school learning, and when they participated in sports that Covid-19 putting an end (temporary, I hope) to open NB School some want a combination of the Subbin’ In meant much to them. The high school gym on March 8, I’d still be playing! News two! We are listening and provid- Loren W. years provide ample opportunities Now as I thumb through old yearbooks of my high ing choice to families. To provide for athletes to acquire quite a collec- school days, I recall the excitement of the games I Sara the best in-school experience we Brabec tion of memorabilia. A trip or two to played, the lasting friendships with school mates, and can while also adhering to state a state tournament certainly would the opportunities to make friends with those from oth- Paul safety guidelines creates signif- put a thick layer of icing onto the er schools. I also think back to the many times I tossed icant challenges that need to be growing mountain of stuff that perhaps lies around or batted a ball of some kind around the yard with overcome. Several are being met with the assis- gathering dust somewhere by now. my son or daughter when they played junior high and tance of outside groups and companies that share The same holds true for those who devote their high school sports. These are times I won’t forget. our value of having kids in school. time in high school to fi ne arts activities. Imagine the However, these opportunities don’t always have to Many families fi nd themselves in a situation that closets, shelves and boxes of those who took advantage involve balls and bats or other elements of competitive makes it diffi cult to meet some basic needs. Food of the opportunities to do both! Their treasured troves sport. Fishing, camping, gardening and hiking deliv- insecurity is becoming a real challenge for many. would likely contain shoes, outfi ts, costumes, instru- er the same opportunities to involve a youngster or a To help meet the need, volunteers at Viking Vittles ments, individual and team awards, personal and newcomer, and a chance to share the joys of new activ- have agreed to be part of Welcome Week activities team trophies, plaques, certifi cates, letters, newspa- ities. The learning process and the wonder of discov- to provide families information about the services per articles, photos, event programs and possibly even ery combine to form lasting memories which photos they provide. . . . gloves. will forever capture and time will only enhance. Another challenge is space, and whether we will Just the mention of old baseball gloves brings back I hope your past activities have brought you lasting have enough to pivot if there is an unanticipated fond memories for me. You see, when I was a fresh- pleasantries that you’ve shared with your family! spike of the COVID-19 virus. We currently have man at Willow River High School, I became eligible LOREN BRABECis a contributing sports writer for the Isanti-Chisago County Star the space to provide social distancing in school, to try out for the baseball team! Imagine having no and author of several Braham sports books. but we are also working on a contingency plan that organized school baseball until ninth grade! Well, would include using space at the Shops at Gateway North. Families choosing our Distance Learning Academy also would like some in person support. We are making that happen! The space at Gateway North exceeds safety standards in ventilation CARES: City has contingency plans in case more or less and air quality; yet, temporarily converting the space for educational usage requires additional safety considerations. Olsen Fire Protection has than $100,000 is requested from applying businesses graciously donated staff time to determine our fi re safety needs, as well as providing the school FROM PAGE I DOG DEEMED DANGEROUS his job” of protecting the house. district with fi re extinguishers and other critical Also at the Aug. 17 council meet- He also claimed that based on a equipment and services to ensure the space serves •Costs associated with COVID-re- ing, the council denied an appeal picture of the girl’s injuries he saw students safely. lated training. from a dog owner regarding one but was unable to obtain from the NBAPS welcomes an expansion of these part- •Expenses required to plan for a of his dogs being deemed legally victim’s mother, he didn’t believe nerships with anyone who feels passionately about safe reopening. dangerous following an incident the injuries were severe enough to kids being in school. If you have expertise, or just These expenses must have been where the dog either bit or severely require a dangerous dog designa- time, and want to be part of these solutions so incurred between March 1 and scratched a 10-year-old girl on her tion. important to students and families, look for the September 30, 2020, and businesses face while she was in the dog own- Finally, Nagel made an appeal “Partner Contribution Form” at the school dis- must supply receipts to verify the er’s house. According to the Cam- for his dog’s mental state. trict’s “Return to Learn!” website: www.isd138. expenses. bridge Police incident report, the “I don’t want to see him living org/returntolearn. We thank you for considering Moe said applications received girl was injured in the left upper like this,” Nagel said, referencing coming alongside us and look forward to hearing before Oct. 1 will receive fi rst lip area, and required immediate the required actions for a dog that from you! priority. If the total amount of treatment at Cambridge Medical is designated as dangerous. “He SARA Paulis superintendent of North Branch Area Public Schools. She can be money requested by all applicants Center. The girl was also taken has to have a muzzle all of the reached at 651-674-1000 or [email protected]. is greater than $100,000, then each down to Children’s Hospital for time. He is miserable wearing it. applicant will receive a propor- additional treatment and may need He’s always been a good dog. I’ve tional amount. If the $100,000 isn’t cosmetic surgery in the future. never had any problems with him. completely allocated by Oct. 3, the Dustin Nagel, the owner of the I really don’t want to see him la- council may approve increasing dog, contested the incident report beled as a dangerous dog, because the aid to applicants as long as that stated the dog attacking the he is not.” JANZEN AUCTION they show eligible expenses great- girl was unprovoked. He said the While the council expressed Saturday, Aug. 29th • 11:00 AM er than $5,000. girl has taunted the dog when it sympathy for the dog and profess- A full list of information on this was outside before, plus the girl ing to be dog-owners themselves, Adriaens Family Auction program, along with an applica- has been told not to enter the house the council ultimately agreed that Braham/Stanchfi eld Area Auction • 1489 389th Ave NW Stanchfi eld MN tion, can be found on the city’s uninvited because they wouldn’t by state statute defi nition, this un- Please refer to CDC guidelines and State or Local mandates for the safety of you and others. website at ci.cambridge.mn.us. be able to put the dog in another fortunate incident fell in line with From Stanchfi eld go west on 389th Ave or County road 3 for approximately 5 miles. From Braham Applications should be returned to room or kennel. According to the designating the dog as dangerous. MN head South on Hwy 65 for 6 miles to Stanchfi eld then west or right on 389th Ave. From Caroline Moe, City of Cambridge incident report, the girl was only However, they did tell Nagel that Cambridge MN follow Hwy 65 North for 9 Miles to Stanchfi eld then left or West on 389th Ave Finance Director, 300 3rd Ave. invited in by Nagel’s niece, who is he could come back before the (watch for signs). NE, or by dropping them off at younger than the victim. council in a year and seek removal Auctioneers Note: This Auction off ers a nice selection of good usable Farm Machinery and Equipment. City Hall during regular business Nagel told the council that he of the designation assuming the There are very few small items to be sold, Machinery and Equipment will start selling in the fi rst half hours. believes the victim startled his dog dog isn’t involved in any more hour of the Auction. This is a short Auction don’t be late. and that the dog was “just doing incidents. Tractors & Related, Gleaner by Allis Chalmers 4 Row Combine, John Deere 730 wide front w/ power steering (odometer reads 1549 hrs), John Deere 730 wide front w/ power steering (no odometer), (2) John Deere B’s, John Deere 620 wide front (needs clutch work), Machinery & Related, New Idea 2 row trailer style corn picker, John Deere P1240 four row corn planter, Older John Deere two row corn planter on rubber, John Deere 12’ tandem hydraulic disc, Parker gravity box on MN 6 ton heavy duty running gear, Killbros gravity box on wheels, Smaller gravity box on wheels, Minneapolis Moline model D Corn Sheller, Ezee Flow 8’ seeder/fertilizer spreader, John Deere LX6 brush mower, Trailer style fi eld sprayer with booms, 8’ & 6’ pull style spring tooths, 3 point four bottom plow, 8’ Grain drill on steel, Rosenthal Relay for Life luminary event to be held corn husker/shredder, (2) Grain conveyors w/augers, Grain elevator, (2) Smaller grain storage bins (to be moved by buyers), Open air Corn Crib, One row corn picker trailer style, Hydraulic 2 bottom plow pull style, CONTRIBUTED The luminaries will be lit along the front west side- John Deere mounted sickle mower, McCormick Deering International Harvester Threshing machine, (2) CHISAGO COUNTY RELAY FOR LIFE walk of the Chisago Lake Lutheran Church, 1 Summit Two bottom plows pull style, Tandem axle equipment trailer, John Deere loader and bucket (to fi t John Ave, Center City, MN. from 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. Anyone Deere B), Fuel barrel on stand, Homemade wood fi eld drag, Grain tumbler, Various implement tires & The traditional Chisago County American Cancer who wants to drive to the event and then walk, use rims, Items of Interest, Ingersoll Rand 80 gallon 11.8 HP industrial two stage air compressor, Large Relay for Life (RFL) event is not going to be held this the upper or lower parking lots of the church. Any- cement mixer on wheels, 20 ton shop press, Schweiss chicken plucker, John Deere 212 riding lawn tractor, year, but organizers still want to honor and remember one who still wants to honor or remember someone Ariens snowblower, John Deere garden trailer, Various T fence posts, Smaller aluminum boat on trailer, those who have walked the cancer journey. who has had cancer, luminaries will be sold during Parts washer, Skelly oil barrel, Collectible wooden sleigh runners & parts, Large log chain The Chisago Lake Lutheran Church in Center City the event and they will immediately be put out that and other related garage tools, (3) Rolls of Innerduct for fi ber optic cable, Misc. PVC pipe, Metal laying Hen houses is hosting a luminary bag only event for the Chisago night. There will be special music provided by the County RFL on Wednesday, Aug. 26. The public is church. Proper social distancing will be practiced and Like us on Facebook Janzen Auctioneers @ Janzen Auctioneers (218) 927-4488 • www.janzenauctions.com invited to drive by or take an evening walk by the masks are required. If it rains, the event will be held www.midwestauctions.com/janzen dedicated luminaries to refl ect and remember. It will Wednesday, Sept. 9, same time and location. To donate be beautiful to see all the hundreds of bags lining the now or want more information go to www.relayforlife. Auctioneer Lic. 01-14 & 01-10 steps and terraces of the church. org/chisagomn. 6 ISANTI-CHISAGO COUNTY STAR CountyStar.com AUGUST 20, 2020 OBITUARIES Thomas Lentz Thomas Lee Lentz, 74, , formerly of Milford Town- ship, New Ulm, MN., died August 12, 2020, at his home in Stacy, MN. Tom was born on May 27, 1946, to Wallace and Edna (Larson) Lentz. He attended elementary school at District 14 in Milford Township and gradu- ated from New Ulm High School in 1964. He was married to Kath- rryn Ballard in Nov. 1965, aand they farmed in Milford TTownship for over 25 years. IIn 1986, Tom and Kathy eembarked on separate ppaths before remarrying in AAugust 1989. After selling tthe farm, Tom became an oover the road truck driver aand shared many adven- ttures on the open road wwith friend and trucking ccolleague Eric Hjelter bbefore retiring in 2008. In aaddition to Milford Town- ship, Tom and Kathy lived in Hutchinson, Minneap- olis and Stacy, MN. The years living in Milford Township were full of hard work but also shenanigans that only Tom and his partners in crime, Carl Rolloff, Fred Juni, Dave Bessemer and David Juni could cook up. If you saw one, the others were not far behind. Tom’s greatest joy in life was watching his daugh- ters and grandchildren grow, and become happy CONTRIBUTED and successful in their lives. He also loved being a mentor to his sons-in-law Wayne Zins and Tim Mattsson. Local girl wins lookalike contest He received immense pleasure from being in the outdoors: Spring fi shing trips with his nephew, Jeff Melody Jore of Stanchfi eld was chosen the Laura lookalike winner in Walnut Grove Minnesota’s Laura’s Prairie Summer Edwards; annual spear fi shing trips to Northern contest. The contest is in honor of the popular television show “Little House on the Prairie,” which was set in Walnut Minnesota with his brother Rick and his brother- Grove. Melody had to answer questions and make bread as part of the contest. She was also interviewed on zoom and in-law Ken Ballard; and annual deer hunts in the featured on their website. woods on his property in Stacy with brother-in-law Ken Ballard. BIRTHS He was a member of the Pokegama Lake Associ- ation and every Spring he was a part of the weed Emmalyn Irene Bartz Blake Lee Gorsegner cutting crew that took great pains to rid the lake of weeds. His greatest accomplishment, at age 71, was Emmalyn was born July 20, Blake was born Aug. 7, 2020, Jameson Michael Luger-Grass to build a double car garage for his daughter Linnea 2020, and weighed 6 pounds 11 and weighed 8 pounds 6 ounces. Jameson was born Aug. 13, 2020, at her lake home. ounces. Parents are Ashley Ann Parents are Cody and Deandra and weighed 6 pounds 15 ounces. Tom is survived by his wife, Kathy; his daughter and Nickolas Bartz of Isanti. Gorsengner of Isanti. Grand- Parents are Brittany Louden and Linnea Lentz and her husband Tim Mattsson; his Grandparents are Kerry and parents are Kevin and Leanne Kristian Luger of Cambridge. grandchildren MaryBeth Zins and her husband Ty- Dorene Bartz of Isanti, Scott Pe- Gustafson of North Branch, and Grandparents are Michael ler Rablin; and Ben (Anne) Zontelli Zins; his sister terson of Isanti and Sheri Peter- Randy and Meshell Gorsegner of Louden of East Bethel, Mary Joan (Daun) Harris; and his brother Rick Lentz and son of Cambridge. Zimmerman. Sartor-Luger of Minneapolis, and signifi cant other Lori McDermott. Nancy Strike of St. Cloud. Preceding him in death were his daughter Debo- Jorden Chandler Adams Liam Michael Linberger rah Zins; his parents Wallace and Edna Lentz; and Jorden was born July 27, 2020, Liam was born Aug. 8, 2020, Adalyn Mae Jacobson his sister Mary Lentz. and weighed 7 pounds 12 ounces. and weighed 8 pounds 12 ounces. Adalyn was born Aug. 13, 2020, Crescent Tide Cremation Services in St. Paul is Parents are Anthony and Anna Parents are michael Linberger and weighed 6 pounds 8 ounces. working with the family on fi nal arrangements. Adams of Harris. Grandparents and Meranda Lener of Braham. Parents are Dillon Jacobson and Due to the Coronavirus pandemic there will be no are Brian and Chris Erickson of Grandparents are Sandra Ar- Carissa Kuhn of Cambridge. service. The family will have a celebration of life Grantsburg, and Rob and Tracy noldi, Bert Lener, and Jeanette at a later date. Memorials can be sent to St. Croix Adams of Braham. Lener. Sawyer Brandon Koroll Hospice, North Branch, MN. or Family Pathways, Sawyer was born Aug. 14, 2020, North Branch, MN. Noah James Seiberlich Silas Casti Bartz and weighed 8 pounds 7 ounces. Noah was born Aug. 3, 2020, Silas was born Aug. 12, 2020, Parents are Brandon and Jessica Send your business news, and weighed 7 pounds 5 ounces. and weighed 6 pounds 13 ounces. Koroll of Isanti. Grandparents Parents are Justin Seiberlich and Parents are Samuel and Robyn are Terry and Jackie Thomtor of accomplishments and awards Rachel Norberg of Cambridge. Bartz of North Branch. Grand- Isanti and Kelly and Mike Koroll Grandparents are Tena and Brad parents are William and Martha of St. Cloud. to [email protected]. Norberg of Cambridge, Brad and Bartz of North Branch, and Larry Monica Seiberlich of Isanti, and and Nancy Pokorny of Minneton- Fisher Morgan Jacobson Ryan and Jen Kahler of Isanti. ka. Fisher was born Aug. 14, 2020, and weighed 6 pounds 10 ounc- Kellen Thomas Riley Ethan Isaac Weinzeti es. Parents are Amy and Jason Kellen was born Aug. 5, 2020. Ethan was born Aug. 12, 2020, Jacobson of Stanchfi eld. Grand- Parents are Hailee Kertz and and weighed 8 pounds 1 ounce. parents are Wayne and Joyce Anthony Snedeker of Cambridge. Parents are Daniel and Lauren Jacobson of Detroit Lakes, Renee FIVE STAR STORIES Grandparents are Paula and Weinzeti of Cambridge. Grand- Leiseth of Fargo, ND, and Dave Here are the fi ve most-read stories on our website Travis Hansen of Milaca, Missa parents are Jon and Cathy Camp- and Dana Leiseth of Moorhead. Benner of Braham, and Jared bell of Greencastle, IN, David from August 9 - 15. Riley of Benton, AR. Weinzeti of Cambridge and Maria 1. North Branch recognized by Governor for internet Romeo of Princeton. initiative 2. Runaway tire leads to multiple injuries 3. Isanti and Chisago County Court Reports, Aug. 3 - 7 4. Santa Claus is coming to town in Isanti 5. Cambridge council race narrowed to four Go to countystar.com to see these stories and more from previous issues.

ISANTI-CHISAGOISANTI-CHISAGO AUGUST 20, 2020 FROM PAGE ONE ISANTI-CHISAGO COUNTY STAR 7 CountyStar.com CONTACT: Policy for communicating with city attorney tabled to September session FROM PAGE I ‘This type of spending stating he had never been apprised of it. Voss also countered Swenson, cannot go unchecked any claiming the city’s 2020 legal budget was large enough to absorb these costs longer. There is no budget and still has plenty of money left over for this egregious amount of for the rest of the year. “We are halfway through the year billing attorney hours.’ and have only used a quarter of the budget,” Voss contended. Jim Swenson City Administrator Renae Fry clarifi ed the city’s legal budget, stating North Branch Mayor “that legal budget actually pays for the EDA’s (Economic Development Author- three phone calls per council member ity) legal costs for land sales,” adding a per year to the city attorney. majority of the remaining budget Voss After a lengthy discussion, all council referenced is already earmarked for members appeared to be in agreement projects the EDA is working on. “So that some policy needed to be put into you don’t have $30,000 that you can place, however they all didn’t agree spend on legal fees.” on the exact wording of Swenson’s CONTRIBUTED “I don’t think the question is about proposed policy. Council Member Representatives from the City of North Branch held a ribbon cutting ceremony to commem- whether it’s $10,000 or we have $32,000 Kathy Blomquist suggested the council orate the completion of the Hemingway Avenue extension, with the road now connecting to Highway 95, thus allowing commuters an alternative route to get to/from the North left,” said Council Member Kelly Nei- should work together to come up with Branch Schools besides Grand Avenue. Another part of the project was the construction of der. “I think what Mayor Swenson is a mutually agreed upon policy at their a roundabout at this new intersection. identifying is that it is inappropriate next work session, which was held on and against state statute to have one Tuesday, Aug. 18. council member to encourage and pro- After initially indicating his suspi- their September work session. trim the number down to a more man- mote and move forward independently cion that the council wouldn’t be able ageable number for the whole council to identify a ‘problem.’” to come to a consensus on a policy, SELECTION PROCESS FOR NEW CITY ATTORNEY to interview. She also volunteered to be Under Swenson’s original motion, a Swenson eventually agreed to table the Also at the Aug. 12 meeting, the one of the two on the subcommittee. council member who wished to contact motion and let Fry prepare a working council approved a vetting process for The motion to form the subcommittee the city attorney would contact the city draft of a policy for the work session, selecting the next city attorney. City was approved 4-1, with Council Member administrator fi rst. If the city admin- where the council would then review Administrator Fry indicated the city Joel McPherson casting the lone nay istrator is unable to provide proper for possible inclusion in the next coun- received seven responses from their vote. The council then unanimously assistance, the council member should cil meeting on Aug. 25. request for proposals for a new city approved naming Neider and Voss to email the city attorney and copy all At that work session, however, the attorney. Because of the large number, the subcommittee. The two made their council members, and the city attor- council agreed that more time was Council Member Neider made a motion recommendations for which applicants ney’s response should be a “reply all.” needed to mull over the issue, so they to form a two-member subcommittee would be interviewed also at their Aug. Additionally, there will be a limit of tabled any further discussion until to go through all of the proposals and 18 work session.

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The following felony charges were fi led in amount marijuana. BILL STICKELS III | COUNTY STAR Isanti County Court on Aug. 10 - 14. All Jacob Scott Johnson (DOB 10/15/1993), of individuals are presumed innocent until Cambridge, was charged Aug. 14 with theft- proven guilty. take/use/transfer movable prop - no consent.

Dylan Jakub Davis (DOB 10/21/1997), of Beers of the Month Cambridge, was charged Aug. 11 with one count The following felony charges were fi led in ~ August Sale ~ Chisago County Court on Aug. 10 - 14. All aggravated robbery - 1st degree, one count aggravated robbery, one count drugs - 3rd de- individuals are presumed innocent until gree - possess 10 grams or more a narcotic drug proven guilty. $ 98 other than heroin, and one count theft- take/ 22. drive motor vehicle - no owner consent. Lance Daniel Dewuske (DOB 03/04/1964), of 24 pk k Garrett Andrew Ekvall (DOB 06/16/1999), Shafer, was charged Aug. 11 with harrassment; 12 oz. cans of Isanti, was charged Aug. 11 with one count restraining order - violate w/in 10 yrs of 1st of 2 $ 98 Truly Seltzer Variety & Truly Seltzer Lemonade Variety aggravated robbery - 1st degree, one count prev. dom violence convictions. 24 pk 12 oz. cans 17. aggravated robbery, and one count drugs - 5th Matthew R Jacoboski (DOB 02/27/1987), of Michelob Golden Light & Wine of the Month Liquor of the degree - possess schedule 1,2,3,4 - not small North Branch, was charged Aug. 13 with drugs Michelob Golden - 5th degree - possess schedule 1,2,3,4 - not LeL GGranded Month amount marijuana. Shawn Dale Whitman (DOB 08/03/1983), of small amount marijuana. Pinot Noir or Western Son Christine Ann Risberg (DOB 06/08/1967), of $ 98 Cabernet Isanti, was charged Aug. 12 with one count do- 22. Vodka 1.75 L mestic assault (fear) and one count domestic South St. Paul, was charged Aug. 13 with crimi- Bud Light Seltzer $ 99 assault (harm). nal vehicular homicide - alcohol concentration 24 pk 12 oz. $ 99 Bronson Lee Sjolie (DOB 03/26/1987), of Cam- .08 or more w/in 2 hours of driving. 7. .750.750 mmll slim can cases 17. bridge, was charged Aug. 14 with drugs - 5th degree - possess schedule 1,2,3,4 - not small 763-689-2468 Mon. thru Sat. East Hwy. 95 9am-9pm Sundays Cambridge 11am-5pm www.ci.cambridge.mn.us/northbound No discounts on monthly specials. All specials good through 8/31/20.

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KINDERGARTEN 2 black Sharpies 1-2 red pens SIXTH-TWELFTH GRADE: (5 pkgs.) sanctioned shorts and T-shirts. An order Reg. size backpack (no wheels) 1 ruler with inches and centimeters 12 Pencils, #2 Pencils, #2-mechanical or wood 2 boxes of facial tissues (150-200 count) form, with pricing, will be sent home the Paint shirt with long sleeves (adult size) Boys Only- 1 box of quart sized Ziploc bags Watercolors 8 spiral notebooks (With perfect-edge Composition notebook (for Science) fi rst week of the school year. Shorts/t-shirts 12 Black Expo low-odor dry erase markers 1 pad of sticky notes 3x3 Eraser tear-out pages) 2 dry erase markers will be ordered the second week of school. Beach-sized towel or small blanket for rest 2 pkgs. of construction paper Scissors Ballpoint pens with blue or black ink only 5 large book covers (can be made if *Phy Ed clothes, as indicated in the CCS time (No stuff ed animals or pillows) 6 Folders Scissors necessary) Dress Code. 36 Sharpened pencils SECOND GRADE NIV Bible Red pens for correcting 1 large Clorox or Lysol wipes 1 Mini dry erase marker eraser 20 Ticonderoga or similar #2 pencils Markers and colored pencils Ear buds (wired) Calculator (9th -12th, please see below) K-TENTH GRADE Phy Ed: 24 pack of Crayola Crayons 1 box of 24 Crayons AND one box of 24-48 School box- small Colored pencils (mandatory) 1 3-ring binder (History) Tennis shoes to leave in locker 2 plastic pocket folders 1 Large Eraser Ruler - with metric and standard units 8 Folders 1 0 Subject dividers for binder (History) 12 small glue sticks 6 Folders (no rubber rulers) Erasers *9-12 Calculator (Texas lnst. #TI-36X, 1 Composition notebook - wide ruled 1 Pen 2 black dry-erase markers 1 Glue sticks solar calculator sold at Walmart, Target 2 Large containers of Disinfectant wipes Colored pencils- not more than 24 (optional) White, wide-ruled loose-leaf paper only 100 3 x 5 index cards (3 packs) OR online) 1 large box of tissues Ruler- with metric and standard units/ (1 00-count total) NIV Bible **11-12 OPTIONAL Graphing calculator 1 Yellow Highlighter NON-fl exible 2 JUMBO book covers Compass for Algebra Ill/Calculus Class (TI -83 or 1 large pack of assorted const. paper Markers (no more than 12) 8 Wide-ruled spiral notebooks Markers (standard colors) higher) (sorted by color) 3 Wide-ruled spiral notebooks 1 package construction paper Protractor 4 pack of Playdoh (any colors) School box or zip pouch 3 boxes of facial tissues (150-200 count box) Ruler- with metric and standard units SIXTH-TENTH PE CLASSES: 1 pack of white canst. paper (Not larger than 7"X10") Earbuds (wired) Graph paper (for Math) Each 7th-10th grade Phy Ed student will be 1 8 count watercolor paints 1 Wide-lined Composition notebook 1 large Clorox or Lysol wipes White- wide ruled loose-leaf paper only required to order, purchase and wear school 1 8 count Crayola washable markers 2 large or several small glue sticks 100 - 3x5 ruled index cards (2 packs) 1 pack of eraser tops Scissors that cut easily 1 Composition Notebook *An extra set of clothing to keep in locker NIV large print Bible Tennis shoes to leave in locker - For PE class 1 pad 3x3" sticky notes FIRST GRADE 2 Boxes facial tissue FIFTH GRADE Please label the following supplies: Headphones or Earbuds (wired) Crayons-optional 2 plastic folders with pockets 2 Large containers of Disinfectant wipes Ballpoint pens with blue or black ink 2211 Old Main Street S., Headphones Pencils, #2-mechanical or wood Cambridge, MN 55008 2 regular folders with pockets THIRD GRADE 1 glue stick 1 pair of tennis shoes to be left in school for 1 box of 24 Crayons AND one box of 24-48 1 big notebook (3 or 5 subject) 763-689-3806 Recess & P.E. class 20 pencils Ticonderoga or similar quality Erasers 2 spiral notebooks-wide ruled 3 book covers - Jumbo Scissors www.cambridgechristianschool.org 1 NIV Bible (large print if possible) 1 Large eraser NIV Bible Child size scissors Tennis shoes to leave in locker- For PE class 8 folders Challenging Students Minds, Enriching Their Hearts Paint Shirt 6 folders Markers (optional ) 2 boxes of 24 crayons Pencil box-small or pouch Calculator 1 regular size 3-ring binder (No larger than 7x10) Ruler - with metric and standard units 1 box of 8 washable markers Scissors that cut easily Color pencils 10 or 12 colored pencils Color Pencils (not more than 24 - optional) White- wide ruled loose-leaf paper only • Pre K-12 DO NOT label the following: 1 Wide-lined Composition notebook (2 pkgs.) 1 pkg of 5 Expo markers Markers (No more than 12) 100 3 x 5 index cards (2 packs) • Biblically-Based 1 pkg. of stickers NIV Bible 2 boxes of facial tissues (150-200 count) 12 Ticonderoga #2 pencils (with erasers & Ruler - not fl exible 2 dry erase markers sharpened) Earbuds (wired) 8 spiral notebooks • Family Friendly 2 boxes of facial tissue 3 wide-ruled spiral notebooks Compass 1 large eraser 2 boxes of facial tissue 1 large Clorox or Lysol wipes • Affordable 2 large Clorox or Lysol wipes 2 Large containers of Disinfectant wipes Protractor 3 small glue sticks Earbuds (wired) Girls Only - 1 box of sandwich sized Ziploc FOURTH GRADE Tennis shoes to leave in school for PE class bags Crayons (no more than 64) 1 bottle of Elmer's glue Glue sticks and Tacky glue (craft)

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CPS KINDERGARTEN SUPPLY small hard plastic pencil box for supplies, * NO ROLLER BACKPACKS OR TRAPPER Gym Shoes, to be left in school for Physical 2 Box(es) of Kleenex Facial Tissues Large 1 Planner LIST (9" x 5"), label with your child's name KEEPERS Education (non-marking soles) 1 Package(s) of Antibacterial Wipes 1 1.5" 3-Ring Binder for Math 1 Headphones (CPS will provide each 24 Elmer's Glue Stick, Small (6g /.21 oz) 4 Spiral Notebook Wide Ruled 1 Box Reclosable Storage Bags, (1 or 2 count), Bleach Free, (or Container of 1 Package(s) of Loose Leaf/Filler Paper, student with their fi rst set of headphones (or 12 large) 4 #2 Yellow/Wood Pencils with Erasers, Sandwich Size unscented) Wide Ruled Replacement during the year, if needed can 1 Box(es) of Kleenex Facial Tissues large Ticonderoga, 24 Pack lead, (no mechanical) 1 Box(es) of Reclosable Storage Bags, Quart 1 Fee $15 Planner /Activity fee 1 Package(s) of Graph Paper (for Math) be purchased for $4.00 from CPS or you 2 Eraser(s), Pink large 1 School Supply Box / Pencil Box (Plastic) Size 1 1" 3-Ring Binder Required for Band bring in your own.) 2 Highlighters ,Yellow (Pencil box for supplies - Large 11.5 x 8 x 3) 1 Headphones or ear buds- CIS offi ce sells CMS SIXTH GRADE SUPPLY students only 3 Crayola® Crayons, 24 Count 2 Canister(s) of Disinfecting Wipes large 1 Box(es) of Crayons headphones for $2 LIST 10 Package(s) of Page Protectors Required 1 Crayola® Watercolor Paints, 8 Colors, 1 Box(es) of Reclosable Storage Bags, Gallon 2 Colored Pencils, Box(es) 1 White Board Erasers (or Sock) 1 Scientifi c Calculator (TI-30XS) for Band students only Washable, with Brush Size (Last Name A-H) 2 Markers, Thick/Broad Tip, Box(es)set, large 5 Pocket Folders (2-pocket) 6 Spiral Notebook Wide Ruled Reeds Required for Woodwind Band 1 Crayola® Washable Markers, 8 Count 1 Box(es) of Reclosable Storage Bags, Snack 8 Elmer's Glue Stick(throughout the year) 1 Scissors pair 6 Pocket Folders students only; 1 box 1 Canister(s) of Disinfecting Wipes Large Size(Last Name I-P) 8 EXPO Dry Erase Markers wide tip, low odor 1 Deck of Playing Cardsfor math games 4 Box(es) of #2 Pencils 1 Valve Oil Required for Brass Band 1 Fiskars Scissors 5" Kids, Blunt/Rounded 1 Box(es) of Reclosable Storage Bags, Quart 1 Box Reclosable Storage Bags, Gallon Size 1 Ruler 1 Pen, Blue or Black students only Rounded Point Size (Last Name Q-Z) 1Box Reclosable Storage Bags, Quart 2 Paper Mate® Pens Ink 6 Highlighters 1 DS1 drumsticks Required for Percussion EXPO Dry Erase Markers, Low Odor, Thin/ Size 1 Calculator Basic Function 2 Box(es) of Kleenex Facial Tissues Band students only Fine Tip, Black, 4 Pack Fine Tip CPS SECOND GRADE SUPPLY 1 Gym Shoes/Tennis Shoes/Sneakers 1 Box(es) of Kleenex Facial Tissues Large 1 Tennis shoes 1 Paint Shirt adult size, (used is fi ne) LIST Gym shoes to be left in school for Physical 1 Package(s) of Antibacterial Wipes bleach 2 Glue Sticks CMS EIGHTH GRADE SUPPLY 24 Elmer's Glue Stick, Small (6g /.21 oz) 1 Headphones (CPS will provide each Education (non-marking soles) free, (or Container of unscented) 2 Clorox Disinfecting Wipes, Canister(s) to be LIST 1 Box(es) of Kleenex Facial Tissues Large student with their fi rst set of headphones 2 Headphones or ear buds, (CIS offi ce sells 1 Fee $15 Planner /Activity fee given to 1st hour teacher FOR PHY ED: TENNIS SHOES; CHANGE OF 2 Eraser(s), Pink Large Replacement during the year, if needed can headphones for $2) 1 Headphones (or earbuds) CLOTHES; SWEATPANTS/SHORTS, TSHIRT/ 1 Highlighters ,Yellow be purchased for $4.00 from CPS or you 2 Pocket Folders CIS FIFTH GRADE SUPPLY LIST 1 Composition Notebook Wide Ruled for SWEATSHIRT; NO TANK TOPS #2 Yellow/Wood Pencils Sharpened with bring in your own.) 1 Scissors pair * PLEASE LABEL ALL SUPPLIES WITH Science 2 Combination Lock One basic black Master Erasers, 12 Pack yellow 3 Crayola® Crayons, 24 Count 1 Deck of Playing Cards (for Math Games) YOUR CHILD'S FIRST AND LAST NAME AND 1 Colored Pencils, Box(es) Lock for personal locker; One for gym locker 1 Composition Notebook Wide Ruled 1 Crayola® Colored Pencils, Box(es) 1 Box(es) of Kleenex Facial Tissues Large, REPLENISH THROUGHOUT THE YEAR 1 Combination Lock(basic black Master Lock: 1 Scientifi c Calculator (TI-30XS) 1 Pocket Folders 1 EXPO Dry Erase Markers black, low-odor to be shared * NO ROLLER BACKPACKS OR TRAPPER combination lock preferred) 5 Spiral Notebook Wide Ruled 1 Box(es) of Reclosable Storage Bags, 2 Paper Mate® #2 Wood case Pencils with 1 Package(s) of Antibacterial Wipes bleach KEEPERS 1 Planner 5 Pocket Folders Gallon Size Erasers, 24 Pack(Ticonderoga or USA) free, (or Container of unscented) 2 Spiral Notebook Wide Ruled 1 1" 3-Ring Binder Required for Band 1 Box(es) of #2 Pencils 1 Crayola® Colored Pencils, Box(es) 1 Pencil Sharpener, Hand Held 1 Eraser(s), Pink large 3 #2 Yellow/Wood Pencils Sharpened with students only 1 Pens 1 Box(es) of Ziploc® brand Storage Bags 1 School Supply Box / Pencil Box (Plastic) 1 Paint Palette (Watercolor Palette 8 color) Erasers, 12 Pack (12 per trimester) 1 Package(s) of Page Protectors Required 1 Colored Pencils, Box(es) (quart or sandwich size) 2 Composition Notebook plain 1 Composition Notebook Wide Ruled 1 School Supply Box / Pencil Box (Plastic) for Band students only Highlighters (3 colors) 1 Play-Doh 4 Pack pack, Crayola, (any colors) 3 Spiral Notebook Wide Ruled plain 1 Fee $15 Planner /Activity fee 1 Box(es) of Crayons 1 Reed Required for Woodwind band 2 Box(es) of Kleenex Facial Tissues to be 1 Pocket Folders, Plastic durable, vinyl 1 Crayola® Colored Pencils, Box(es) students only; 1 box given to 1st hour teacher CPS FIRST GRADE SUPPLY LIST 3 Pocket Folders plain, no prongs, not CIS FOURTH GRADE SUPPLY 6 Elmer's Glue Stick 1 Valve Oil Required for Brass Band 1 Headphones (or earbuds) 1 Headphones (CPS will provide each decorative, not plastic LIST 15 EXPO Dry Erase Markers (5 per Trimester) students only 1 Planner student with their fi rst set of headphones 24 Elmer's Glue Stick, Small (6g /.21 oz) * PLEASE LABEL ALL SUPPLIES WITH 1 Package(s) of Cap Erasers 1 DS1 Drumsticks Required for Percussion 1 1.5" 3-Ring Binder for Math Replacement during the year, if needed can (or 12 large) YOUR CHILD'S FIRST AND LAST NAME AND 1 Musical Recorder (can be purchased at Band students only 1 Composition Notebook Wide Ruled for be purchased for $4.00 from CPS or you 2 Fiskars Scissors 5" Kids, Blunt/Rounded REPLENISH THROUGHOUT THE YEAR school) Science bring in your own.) rounded point, child-size * NO ROLLER BACKPACKS OR TRAPPER 1 Gym Shoes/Tennis Shoes/Sneakers CMS SEVENTH GRADE SUPPLY 1 Package(s) of Graph Paper for Math 3 Crayola® Crayons, 24 Count 2 Box(es) of Kleenex Facial Tissues Large KEEPERS Gym shoes to be left in school for Physical LIST 1 Package(s) of Loose Leaf/Filler Paper, Wide 1 Crayola® Washable Markers, 8 Count 1 Eraser(s), Pink pack, Large 2 Mead® Five Star® Spiral Notebook Wide Education (non-marking soles) 2 Combination Lock One basic black Master Ruled (for Math) 1 Crayola® Watercolor Paints, 8 Colors, 2 Highlighters Ruled 1 Pencil Sharpener Small Lock for personal locker; One for gym locker 2 Clorox Disinfecting Wipes, Canister(s) Washable, with Brush 2 Canister(s) of Disinfecting Wipes Large 2 Composition Notebook Wide Ruled 1 Composition Notebook Wide Ruled 1 Scientifi c Calculator (TI30XS) 1 1" 3-Ring Binder Required for Band Crayola® Colored Pencils, Box(es) 1 Box(es) of Reclosable Storage Bags, Gallon 3 #2 Yellow/Wood Pencils Sharpened with 1 Headphones or ear buds- CIS offi ce sells Spiral Notebook Wide Ruled (2 or 3 count) students only 1 Fiskars Scissors 5" Kids, Blunt/ Size (Last Name A-H) Erasers, 24 Pack lead, (no mechanical) headphones for $2 6 Pocket Folders 10 Package(s) of Page Protectors Required RoundedRounded Point, child-size 1 Box(es) of Reclosable Storage Bags, Snack 1 School Supply Box / Pencil Box (Plastic) 1 White Board Eraser (or Sock) 1 Box(es) of #2 Pencils for Band students only 8 EXPO Dry Erase MarkersBlack, Low Odor, Size(Last Name I-R) 1 Box(es) of Crayons small, or colored pencils 5 Pocket Folders Erasers 1 Reed Required for Woodwind Band Fine Tipped 1 Box(es) of Reclosable Storage Bags, Quart 1 Dictionary (from 3rd grade) 1 Scissors pair Colored Pencils, Box(es) students only; 1 box #2 Yellow/Wood Pencils with Erasers, Size (Last Name S-Z) 1 Crayola® Washable Markers, Box(es) 1 Deck of Playing Cards (for math games) 3 Highlighters 1 Valve Oil Required for Brass Band 24 PackTiconderoga, Up & Up, USA 6 Elmer's Glue Sticks 1 Mead® Five Star® Spiral Notebook Wide 2 Box(es) of Kleenex Facial Tissues to be students only .5" 3-Ring Binder with Clear View Cover CIS THIRD GRADE SUPPLY LIST 1 Elmer's Glue Bottle Ruled given to 1st hour teacher 1 DS1 General Drumsticks Required for clear plastic sleeve on cover * PLEASE LABEL ALL SUPPLIES WITH 8 EXPO Dry Eraser Markers, Black, 2 Pack 2 Pens, Blue or Black Ink 1 Glue Sticks Percussion Band students only 2 Composition Notebook Wide Ruled plain YOUR CHILD'S FIRST AND LAST NAME AND 1 Package(s) of Cap Erasers Large Highlighters (2-4 count) 2 Clorox Disinfecting Wipes, Canister(s) 1 School Supply Box / Pencil Box (Plastic) REPLENISH THROUGHOUT THE YEAR 1 Gym Shoes/Tennis Shoes/Sneakers 1TI-30XIIS Calculator 1 Headphones (or earbuds) AUGUST 20, 2020 CountyStar.com ISANTI-CHISAGO COUNTY STAR 11 2020-2021 Back to SchoolSupply Lists ISANTI PRIMARY, INTERMEDIATE AND MIDDLE SCHOOL SUPPLY LIST

IPS KINDERGARTEN SUPPLY OPEN HOUSE. PLEASE PURCHASE ALL ITEMS, YOU WILL BE ASKED TO RESTOCK SOME OF YOUR 1 Package(s) of Cap Erasers 2 Pocket Folders AND ACCESSORIES ORDERED THROUGH MUSIC LIST EXACTLY AS REQUESTED, DUE TO STUDENTS WHO CHILD’S SUPPLIES AT SOME POINT DURING THE 3 Canister(s) of Disinfecting Wipes 6 Dry Erase Markers Low odor STORE IF NEW TO BAND ALL CHOIR STUDENTS: PLEASE PURCHASE ALL ITEMS, EXACTLY AS HAVE LATEX ALLERGIES. PLEASE BE AWARE THAT SCHOOL YEAR. 1 Hand Sanitizer, Bottle(s) 1 White Board (small) (do not send dry PLASTIC 2POCKET FOLDER YOU WILL BE ASKED TO RESTOCK SOME OF YOUR REQUESTED, DUE TO STUDENTS WHO HAVE LATEX 1 Fiskars Scissors 1 Elmer's Glue Bottle, 4 oz White erase cleaner to school or the magnets they 5 Pocket Folders 2-pocket CHILD’S SUPPLIES AT SOME POINT DURING THE ALLERGIES. PLEASE BE AWARE THAT YOU WILL 3 Crayons, 24 Count boxes 2 Spiral Notebook Wide Ruled come with) 3 Spiral Notebooks Wide Ruled BE ASKED TO RESTOCK SOME OF YOUR CHILD’S SCHOOL YEAR. Colored Pencils, 24 Count 2 Composition Notebook Wide Ruled 1 Hand Sanitizer, Bottle(s) 2 Package(s) of Loose Leaf/Filler Paper, SUPPLIES AT SOME POINT DURING THE SCHOOL 8 Elmer's Glue Sticks 1 Markers, Washable, Thick/Broad Tip, Standard Sized, (not spiral) College Ruled, 3 Hole Punched, 100 Sheets YEAR. ACTIVITY FEE OF $10.00 CHECKS PAYABLE 2 Elmer's Glue Bottles Box(es) 2 Box(es) of Kleenex Facial Tissues Large IIS FIFTH GRADE SUPPLY LIST 1 Colored Pencils, Box(es) TO IPS AND SUPPLIES CAN BE BROUGHT TO YOUR 3 Crayola® Crayons, 24 Count boxes 1 School Box (not larger than 9”x6”) 3 Pocket Folders, Plastic Two Pocket NOTE: STUDENTS WILL NOT BE ABLE TO SHARE 1 Markers, Box(es) KINDERGARTEN ENTRANCE WEEK APPOINTMENT. 1 Crayola® Washable Markers, Box(es) 2 Eraser(s), Pink (rectangular shape) 8 Elmer's Glue Stick SUPPLIES! STUDENTS WILL BE MOVING FROM 4 Box(es) of #2 Pencils, Sharpened 1 Elmer's Glue Bottle, 4 oz (not gel) 3 #2 Yellow/Wood Pencils Sharpened with 1 Elmer's Glue Bottle, 4 oz white 2 #2 Yellow/Wood Pencils Sharpened with CLASSROOM TO CLASSROOM SO A BINDER 2 Headphones (NOT wireless/Bluetooth) 2 Crayola® Crayons, 24 Count Boxes, (not Erasers, Ticonderoga, 12 Pack 6 Elmer's Glue Stick, Large (22g /.77 oz) Erasers, 24 Pack OR TRAPPER KEEPER IS REQUIRED!! PLEASE 1 TI-30XIIS Calculator jumbo) 1 Box(es) of Kleenex Facial Tissues 1 Watercolor Paints 4 Dry Erase Markers NOTEADDITIONAL PENCILS AND NOTEBOOKS 1 Computer Mouse wireless or wired 1 Fiskars Scissors 5" Kids, Blunt/Rounded 1 Clorox Disinfecting Wipes, Canister(s) or 2 Spiral Notebook Wide Ruled 2 Paper Mate® Flair Felt Tip Pens, Black or WILL BE NEEDED THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. 1 Gym Clothes, Socks, ShoesFor Phy-Ed, 8 Elmer's Glue Sticks Lysol 2 Pocket Folders, Plastic Black Fine Tip Sharpie OPEN HOUSE AT ISANTI INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL Athletic style 2 Pocket Folders, Plastic two-pocket 1 School Box (about 8”x5”) no zippers please 1 Headphones set (not earbuds) 1 Package(s) of Post-it® Notes SEPTEMBER 3, 2020 5:00  6:30 P.M. SCHOOL 1 Colored Pencils, 24 CountFor Art Class Pencils, #2 Yellow/Wood with Erasers, 1 Scissors 7" Student 4 #2 Pencils, 12 Pack 1 Ruler 12" Standard/Metric, Wooden SUPPLIES MAY BE BROUGHT AT THIS TIME. 1 Mechanical Pencils For Art Class Ticonderoga, 10 Pack 2 Erasers (rectangular size) 1 Canister(s) of Disinfecting Wipes 1 Pencil Bag/Pouch or box that is large 3 Eraser(s), Pink For Art Class, pack 2 Eraser(s), Pink regular 6 EXPO Dry Erase Markers black, low odor 1 Box(es) of Kleenex Facial Tissues large IIS FOURTH GRADE SUPPLY enough for all supplies. Supplies will be 3 Composition Notebooks Wide Ruled (not 2 Highlighters ,Yellow 2 Highlighters LIST carried by student from room to room! IMS SEVENTH & EIGHTH spiral) 1 Sharpie®, Thin/Fine Tip, Black 4 EXPO Dry Erase Markers black, low odor DUE TO STUDENTS WHO HAVE LATEX ALLERGIES, 1 Crayons, 12 Count Box GRADE SUPPLY LIST 2 Crayola® Washable Markers, Box(es) (8-10 1 Crayola® Watercolor Paints, with Brush 1 White Board Eraser PLEASE PURCHASE CRAYOLA BRAND CRAYONS 1 Colored Pencils, 12 Count pack ALL BAND STUDENTS: 1 BLUE 1" 3RING BINDER counts), (classic colors) 2 Composition Notebook Wide Ruled black 1 Paint Shirt AND ELMER’S BRAND WHITE GLUE. PLEASE NOTE: 2 Composition Notebook Wide Ruled W/POCKETS 50 CLEAR TOPLOADING SHEET 1 Crayola® Watercolor Paints, 8 Colors, and white, (NO spiral bound) 1 Box Reclosable Storage Bags, ADDITIONAL PENCILS AND NOTEBOOKS WILL 1 Scissors PROTECTORS BAND INSTRUMENT, BAND BOOK Washable, with Brush 4 Pocket Folders, Assorted Colors 2-pocket, Sandwich Size (Last Name: A-G) BE NEEDED THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. PLEASE 4 Pencils, #2 Yellow/Wood with Erasers, AND ACCESSORIES ORDERED THROUGH MUSIC 2 Highlighters, Yellow (with metal fasteners) 1 Box Reclosable Storage Bags, Quart KEEP EXTRA SUPPLIES AT HOME AND SEND AS Ticonderoga, 12 Pack STORE IF NEW TO BAND ALL CHOIR STUDENTS: 1 1 T-Shirt old adult-sized for painting 1 1" 3-Ring Heavy Duty Binder (No binder for Size (Last Name: H-N) NEEDED. PLEASE LABEL EACH ITEM WITH YOUR 1 Erasers (either pencil top or pink eraser) PLASTIC 2POCKET FOLDER 1 Headphones (no earbuds) Hendrickson) 1 Box Reclosable Storage Bags, Gallon CHILD’S NAME. 1 Package(s) of Post-it® Notes 2” 2 Headphones (NOT wireless/Bluetooth) 2 Box(es) of Kleenex Facial Tissues 1 Box Reclosable Storage Bags, Gallon Size (Last Name: O-Z) 1 Pencil Sharpener 1 Package(s) of Post-it® Notes 3” 1 TI-30XIIS Calculator 2 Clorox Disinfecting Wipes, Canister(s) Size (Last Name: A-H) 1 Box Kleenex Facial Tissues Additional 1 Ruler 12" Standard/Metric 2 Box(es) of Facial Tissues 1 Computer Mouse wireless or wired 1 School Supply Box / Pencil Box (Plastic) 1 Box Reclosable Storage Bags, Quart donations for our Specialist Teachers 1 Scissors 7" Student 2 Clorox Disinfecting Wipes, Canister(s) 1 Gym Clothes, Socks, Shoes For Phy-Ed, 1 Box Reclosable Storage Bags, Gallon Size (Last Name: I-R) 1 Clorox Disinfecting Wipes, Canister(s) 1 School Supply Box / Pencil Box (Plastic) Containers Athletic style Size 1 Box Reclosable Storage Bags, Snack Additional donations for our Specialist 1 Calculator 1 Hand Sanitizer, Bottle(s) encouraged! 1 Colored Pencils, 24 Count For Art Class 1 Box Reclosable Storage Bags, Size(Last Name: S-Z) Teachers Crayola® Crayons or markers or colored 1 Headphones Pair (May need to be replaced 1 Mechanical Pencils For Art Class Sandwich Size 1 Gym Shoes/Tennis Shoes/Sneakers (gym pencils throughout the year) 3 Eraser(s), Pink For Art Class, pack 1 School Bag - Needs to be large! No wheels, shoes - label if left at school) IIS THIRD GRADE SUPPLY LIST 1 Deck of Playing Cards 2 Glue Sticks, Large (22g) 5 Spiral Notebooks please. Select a bag that is easy for your 1 T-Shirt old adult large for painting (label) PLEASE LABEL ALL SUPPLIES WITH YOUR CHILD’S 1 Clorox Disinfecting Wipes, Canister(s) 1 Elmer's Glue Bottle 5 Pocket Folders 2-pocket child to open and close. Label the school 1 Headphones high-quality (not earbuds) NAME. 1 Eraser Rectangular or pencil top eraser 3 Spiral Notebook Wide Ruled diff erent 2 Ink Pens packs bag with your child’s fi rst and last name. (label) 2 Fiskars Scissors 1 Tennis shoesor athletic shoes for P.E. colors 1 Marker Box(es) 1 Clorox Disinfecting Wipes, Canister(s) 1 Box(es) of Kleenex Facial Tissues Additional 1 Highlighters (optional to keep at school) 5 Dry Erase Markers, Black 1 Colored Pencils, Box(es) Additional donations for our Specialist donations for our Specialist Teachers 2 Crayola® Crayons, 24 Count 1 Pens, Red Package 5 Pens, Red 4 Box(es) of #2 Pencils Teachers 1 Clorox Disinfecting Wipes, Canister(s) 1 Crayola® Colored Pencils, Box(es) 1 Composition Notebook Wide Ruled 1 3-Ring Binder that is wide enough to hold 3 Highlighters 1 Play-Doh 4 Pack (any colors) Additional donations for our Specialist 1 Crayola® Washable Markers, Box(es) 2 Headphones or earbuds (1 for Technology) 5 notebooks and 5 folders with holes OR 1 Pencil Bag/Pouch 1 EXPO Dry Erase Markers, Low Odor, Thin/ Teachers Fine Tip, 4 Pack (basic colors) 2 Glue Sticks a Trapper Keeper with at least fi ve sections 1 Package(s) of Index Cards, 3" x 5"lined 1 Zipper Pencil/Supply Pouch for 3-Ring 2 #2 Yellow/Wood Pencils Sharpened with and the ability to carry fi ve notebooks 3 Elmer's Glue Sticks 1 Crayola® Colored Pencils, Box(es) IPS SECOND GRADE SUPPLY 1 Box(es) of Kleenex Facial Tissues Additional Binder (not hard supply box) Erasers, 12 Pack (decorative pencils do not 1 Scissors LIST 1 Headphones donations for our Specialist Teachers SUPPLIES AND ACTIVITY FEE OF $20.00 CHECKS sharpen well) IMS SIXTH GRADE SUPPLY MADE PAYABLE TO IPS CAN BE BROUGHT TO 1 Shoes for Physical Education, Athletic Type 2 Pair of Socks or erasers for white board, (1 LIST IPS FIRST GRADE SUPPLY LIST OPEN HOUSE. PLEASE PURCHASE ALL ITEMS, 1 Box Reclosable Freezer Bags, Gallon Size for block #1 class and 1 for block #2 class) ALL BAND STUDENTS: 1 BLUE 1" 3RING BINDER SUPPLIES AND ACTIVITY FEE OF $20 CHECKS EXACTLY AS REQUESTED, DUE TO STUDENTS WHO 1 Box Reclosable Freezer Bags, Quart Size 2 Box(es) of Kleenex Facial Tissues W/POCKETS 50 CLEAR TOPLOADING SHEET MADE PAYABLE TO IPS CAN BE BROUGHT TO HAVE LATEX ALLERGIES. PLEASE BE AWARE THAT 2 Eraser(s), Paper Mate® Pink Pearl 3 Spiral Notebooks Wide Ruled PROTECTORS BAND INSTRUMENT, BAND BOOK,

NORTH BRANCH SUNRISE RIVER ELEMENTARY & MIDDLE SCHOOL

Please check with your child frequently 3 – Folders / Two-Pocket / 1 Red Plastic Broad-Classic Colors 1 – 3-Ring Binder / 1 Inch Sharpened Scissors throughout the year to see if he / she Folder / 2 others your choice of color 2 – Markers / Black Fine Tip Permanent 1 – Scissors / Recommend “Pointed” 1 –Computer Headphones (inexpensive) Glue Sticks needs refi lls of pencils, crayons, and glue, 1 – Glue / 4 oz. Bottle (Sharpie preferred) 2 – Tape / Transparency Ear Buds OK (to be kept at school) Also etc. Please replace any broken items, 6 – Glue Sticks / Large 1 – Mask (to cover mouth and nose) 2 – T-Shirts to wear on Special Color Days available in the Offi ce $4 GRADE 7 particularly headphones. 1 – Highlighter / Any Color 4 – Notebooks / Spiral Bound – Wide Ruled Throughout the Year (Optional) 1 BLUE 4 –Dry Erase Markers / Black & Low Odor, 5 Spiral notebooks or 5-Subject notebook 1 – Markers: Box of 8 or More Count /1 each: red, blue, green and 1 color – your (grade level color) & 1 Red or Vikings – Both Chisel Tip and replenish as needed KINDERGARTEN Washable/Large (broad) Classic Colors choice are optional 1 – Facial Tissue / Large Box 5 Two pocket folders or homework organizer 1 – Backpack (No Rolling Backpacks) 2 – Markers: 1 Black Permanent (Sharpie 1 – Pencil Box / No Larger than 9x6 (NO 1 (pair) Tennis Shoes / Wear on Gym Day / NO 8 – Folders-Two Pocket / 1 needs to be system (i.e. Trapper Keeper) 1 – Computer Headphones (inexpensive) No preferred) POUCHES) Large enough to hold crayons/ Heelie Rolling Shoes plastic 1 5-Subject notebook “Ear Buds.” Place in Gallon Size Ziploc & 1 Black Flair (not permanent-Papermate pencils/glue/glue sticks (no locking boxes) 2 – Glue Sticks / Large 1 composition notebook for science GRADE 4 Label – Also available in the Offi ce $4 preferred) 60– Pencils / YELLOW #2 SHARPENED / NO 1 – Highlighter / Any Color Pencils - please replenish often 1– Backpack (No Rolling Backpacks) 2 – Crayons / 24 Count (Crayola Preferred) 1 – Mask (to cover mouth and nose) Mechanical Pencils (not novelty or “cute”) 4 – Markers / Black Fine Tip / Permanent Pencil case 1 – Colored Pencils / 18 or 24 Count Long / 2 – Dry Erase Markers / Black & Low Odor 4 – Notebooks / Spiral Bound / Wide-Lined, 1 – Post-it-Notes / Package of 3x5 Size (Sharpie preferred) Pens Sharpened 1 – Eraser / Pink Bevel (not novelty or “cute”) Single Subject - 1 Each red, green, blue & 1 – Scissors / 5 Inch Blunt Markers: 8 or More Count Washable/ 2 boxes of colored pencils 1 – Computer Headphones (inexpensive) 1 – Facial Tissue / Standard Size Box / yellow – Labeled with name 1 – Tape / Transparency Large/ (broad) Classic Colors 2 glue sticks No “Ear Buds.” Place in LABELED clear small Student Last Name Beginning A - H 1 – Pencil Box / No Larger than 9x6 (NO 2– T-Shirts to wear on Special Color Days 1 – Mask (to cover mouth and nose) 2 black fi ne point markers plastic bag. Also available in the Offi ce $4 1 – Glue / 4 oz. Bottle POUCHES) Large enough to hold crayons/ Throughout the Year (Optional) 1 GREEN 7 – Notebooks / Spiral Bound 2 bottles of glue Crayons / 24 Count 4 – Glue Sticks / Large pencils/glue/glue sticks (grade level color) and 1 Red or Vikings – 1 – Pencil Bag or Box-Sealable / No Larger Scientifi c calculator TI 30X-IIs 8 – Dry Erase Markers / Black & Low Odor 1 – Markers: Box of 8 or More Count 60 – Pencils / YELLOW #2 SHARPENED / NO Both are optional than 9x6 Large enough to hold pencils/glue **Do NOT purchase the TI 30X-A 1 – Facial Tissue / Standard Size Boxes Washable / Large (broad) Classic Colors Mechanical Pencils (not novelty or “cute”) 1 (pair) TennisShoes / Wear on Gym Day / NO sticks, etc. Computer headphones or earbuds 6 – Folders / Two-Pocket / Any Color 1 – Mask (to cover mouth and nose) 1 – Pencil SHARPENER / Hand-Held with Heelie Rolling Shoes 72+ – Pencils / YELLOW #2 SHARPENED / NO (compatible w/ chromebook) 6 – Folders Plastic 3 Prong 1 – Notebook / Spiral Bound / Wide-Lined, Cover for Shavings Mechanical Pencils (not novelty or “cute) 2 large boxes facial tissue (Advisory) GRADE 3 2 – Glue - Bottle Single Subject 1 – Plastic Bags – Zipper Closure / Sandwich 2 – Post-it-Notes / Package of 3x3 Size Scissors 1 – Backpack (No Rolling Backpacks) 4 – Glue Sticks / Large 1 – Pencil Box / No Larger than 9x6 (NO Size 1 – Scissors / Recommend “Pointed” Tennis shoes and appropriate outerwear for 1 – Colored Pencils / 18 or 24 Count Long / 4 – Highlighters / Any Color POUCHES) Large enough to hold crayons/ 1 – Scissors / 5 Inch Blunt / Labeled with 1 – Tape / Transparency going outside for PE Sharpened 2 – Markers / Black Fine Tip / Permanent pencils/glue/glue sticks name 2 – T-Shirts to wear on Special Color Days 1 – Computer Headphones (inexpensive) (Sharpie preferred) 12 – Pencils / YELLOW #2 SHARPENED / NO 2 – T-Shirts to wear on Special Color Days Throughout the Year (Optional) 1 RED GRADE 8 No “Ear Buds.” Place in LABELED clear small 2 – Markers: 8 or More Count Washable/ Mechanical Pencils (not novelty or “cute”) Throughout the Year (Optional) 1 Yellow (grade level color) & 1 Red or Vikings – Both Pencils - please replenish often plastic bag. Also available in the Offi ce $4 Large/ (broad) Classic Colors 1 – Plastic Bags / Box – Zipper Closure / (grade level color) and 1 Red or Vikings are Optional Colored pencils 1 – Crayons / 24 Count 1 – Mask (to cover mouth and nose) Quart Size=Student Last Name Beginning – Both are optional 1 (pair) Tennis Shoes / Wear on Gym Day / NO Handheld pencil sharpener 5 – Dry Erase Markers / Black & Low Odor 6 – Notebooks / Spiral Bound / Wide-Lined I - P 1 (pair) Tennis Shoes / Wear on Gym Day / NO Heelie Rolling Shoes Pens Fine Point / Single Subject Gallon Size=Student Last Name Beginning Heelie Rolling Shoes Markers 1 – Eraser – Pencil Top-1 package (not 1 – Pencil Box / No Larger than 9x6 (NO Q - Z 1 – Watercolor Paint Set (Prang preferred) GRADE 6 Highlighters novelty or “cute”) POUCHES) Large enough to hold crayons/ 1 – Scissors / 5 Inch Blunt / Labeled with 1 – White Board Eraser Pencil case Black Sharpies (1 fi ne tip, 1 ultrafi ne) - 1 – Facial Tissue / Standard Size Box pencils/glue/glue sticks name Pencils - replenish often Geography GRADE 2 6 – Folders / Two-Pocket – Variety of Colors 72+ – Pencils / YELLOW #2 SHARPENED / NO 2 – T-Shirts to wear on Special Color Days 1 box of colored pencils 8 Two pocket folders 1 – Backpack (No Rolling Backpacks) 2 – Folder Plastic 3 Prong / Any Color Mechanical Pencils (not novelty or “cute) Throughout the Year (Optional) 1 Orange 4-pack of white board markers - used for 3 composition notebooks -100 pages each 1 – Colored Pencils / 18 or 24 Count Long / 3 – Glue Sticks / Any Size 1 – Pencil SHARPENER / Mini Hand-Held with (grade level color) and 1 Red or Vikings – math class 3 spiral notebooks Sharpened 4 – Highlighters / 2 Pink & 2 Yellow Cover for Shavings Both are optional Black fi ne point marker 5 subject notebook 1 – Computer Headphones (inexpensive) 2 – Markers / Black Fine Tip / Permanent 1 – Plastic Bags / Zipper Closure / Quart Size 1 (pair) Tennis Shoes / Wear on Gym Day / NO 5 spiral notebooks 12 inch ruler (metric & English) No “Ear Buds.” Place in LABELED clear small (Sharpie preferred) 1 – Post-it-Notes / Package of 3x3 Size Heelie Rolling Shoes Expandable 7 pocket folder or Trapper Computer headphones or earbuds plastic bag. Also available in the Offi ce $4 1 – Mask (to cover mouth and nose) 1 – 3-Ring Binder – 1 Inch Keeper 2 bottles of glue GRADE 1 2 – Crayons / 24 Count (Crayola preferred) 5 – Notebooks / Spiral Bound / Wide-Lined – 1 – Scissors / Recommend “Pointed” Computer headphones or earbuds Glue sticks 1 – Backpack (No Rolling Backpacks) 6 – Dry Erase Markers / Black & Low Odor Variety of Colors 2 – Tape / Transparency Composition notebook - used for math class 1 3-ring binder with loose leaf paper 1 – Colored Pencils / 18 or 24 Count Long / 1 – Eraser / Pink Bevel (not novelty or “cute”) 1 – Pencil Box / No Larger than 9x6 (NO 2 – T-Shirts to wear on Special Color Days Tennis shoes and appropriate outerwear for 2 packs of 3 x 5 index cards Sharpened 1 – Facial Tissue / Standard Size Boxes POUCHES) Throughout the Year (Optional) 1 PURPLE going outside for PE and recess Scientifi c calculator TI 30X-IIs 1 – Computer Headphones (inexpensive) 7 – Folders /Two-Pocket / Plastic / 1 each: Large enough to hold crayons/pencils/glue/ (grade level color) & 1 Red or Vikings – Both 2 large boxes of facial tissue (bring to **Do NOT purchase the TI 30X-A No “Ear Buds.” Place in Gallon Size Ziploc & red, blue, purple, green, yellow and 2 color glue sticks are Optional Advisory) Tennis shoes and appropriate outerwear for Label – Also available in the Offi ce $4 – your choice 48 – Pencils / YELLOW #2 SHARPENED / NO 1 (pair) Tennis Shoes / Wear on Gym Day / NO Black permanent markers (1 thick tip,1 ultra going outside for PE 2 – Crayons / 24 Count (Crayola Preferred) 6 – Glue Sticks / Regular Size (Elmer’s Mechanical Pencils (not novelty or “cute”) Heelie Rolling Shoes fi ne tip) 2 large boxes facial tissue (Advisory) 5 – Dry Erase Markers / Black & Low Odor preferred) 1 – Pencil SHARPENER / Mini Hand-Held GRADE 5 **Backpacks with wheels are too large to 2 – Eraser / Pink Bevel (not novelty or “cute”) 2 – Highlighters / Any Color (NO gel markers) with Cover for Shavings 1 – Backpack (No Rolling Backpacks) fi t in student lockers. Lockers are 11 inches 1 – Facial Tissue / Standard Size Box 1 – Markers: 8 Count / Washable / Large / 1 – Post-it-Notes / Package of 3x3 Size 1 –Colored Pencils / 18 or 24 Count Long / wide x 11 inches deep. 12 ISANTI-CHISAGO COUNTY STAR CountyStar.comCountyStar com AUGUST 20, 2020

B. Approval of Long-Term Facilities Maintenance Plan SCHOOL BOARD Todd Tetzlaff, Director of Finance and Human Services, presented information on the long-term facilities maintenance plan. Moved by Bollman, seconded by Grovender and carried unanimously to approve the long-term NORTH BRANCH INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 138 facilities maintenance plan. REGULAR SCHOOL BOARD MEETING C. Approval of Renewal of Membership in Minnesota School Boards Association (MSBA) NORTH BRANCH AREA MIDDLE SCHOOL, MEDIA CENTER Moved by MacMillan, seconded by Grovender and carried unanimously to approve the renewal of membership in JULY 9, 2020 the Minnesota Schools Boards Association (MSBA) in the amount of $ 9,051.00. The School Board of Independent School District 138 met in regular session on Thursday, July 9, 2020, at 5:30 p.m. D. Approval of Resolution of an Agreement Between St. Cloud State University and North Branch Area Public at the North Branch Area Middle School Media Center. Schools for the Purpose of Providing Supervisory Services for Students from St. Cloud State University Board Chair Ekstrom called the meeting to order. Moved by Grovender, seconded by Bollman and carried unanimously to approve an agreement between St. Cloud Oath of Office for New School Board Member State University and North Branch Area Public Schools for the purpose of providing supervisory services for students The Oath of Office was read and the new school board member, Tanya Giese, was seated at the board table. from St. Cloud State University. Roll Call: Kirby Ekstrom, Tim MacMillan, Sarah Grovender, Kevin Bollman, Heather Osagiede (virtual), Tanya Giese, E. Approval of 2020-21 Student and Parent Handbook and Superintendent Paul Moved by MacMillan, seconded by Grovender and carried unanimously to approve the 2020-2021 student and Others in Attendance: parent handbook. Bill Stickels III, John Wagner, Lori Zimmerman, David Treichel, Andrea Schmidt, Abby Schulte, Allen Schulte, Brenda INFORMATION Schulte, Dylan Beaver, Todd Tetzlaff, Pat Tepoorten, and Arle Chambers The board reviewed the July 2020 issue of the Board and Administrator and the 2019-20 fundraising reports for Early The Pledge of Allegiance was said by all. Childhood, Sunrise River Elementary School, North Branch Middle School, and the North Branch High School Activities. Approval of Agenda: BOARD REQUESTS Moved by Bollman, seconded by MacMillan and carried unanimously to approve the agenda. None Recognition COMMITTEE REPORTS Chair Ekstrom introduced the new superintendent for North Branch Area Public Schools, Sara Paul, and welcomed A. SEE (Schools for Equity in Education) – None her to the district. B. Negotiations – Board Member MacMillan reported the second negotiations session with the North Branch Support SUPERINTENDENT’S REPORT Staff Association was held on July 1 and the next session is scheduled for July 15. Superintendent Paul introduced high school students Abby Schulte and Dylan Beaver. Abby and Dylan introduced C. MSBA Report – Board Member Ekstrom reported the MSBA Summer Seminar meeting would be held remotely Andrea Schmidt, the new Activities Director for the school district. over 3 evenings, August 5, 12, and 19 from 6-8 pm. CONSENT ITEMS D. MSHSL – Board Member Ekstrom reported the next MSHSL Board of Directors meeting is July 13. The school Moved by MacMillan, seconded by Grovender and carried unanimously to approve the following consent items. board watched a MSHSL video called Why We Play. A. Minutes of June 11, 2020 Special School Board Meeting E. SCRED Report – None B. Minutes of June 11, 2020 Public Meeting on Student Fees F. Staff Development Report – None C. Minutes of June 11, 2020 Regular School Board Meeting G. Community Education – None D. Authorization of Payments, Transfers, and Investment Activity H. Policy Committee Report – None • Accounts Payable, Bank 07 – $1,811,048.64 DATES TO REMEMBER • Auxiliary, Bank 12 - $18,384.56 A. July 15, 2020 OPEB Meeting, 2:00 pm, Virtual • Payroll, Bank 13 - $2,721,590.37 B. July 15, 2020 Negotiations Committee Meeting, 4:00 pm, Virtual • Scholarship, Bank 18 - $59,180.00 C. July 15, 2020 NBSSA Negotiations Session, 4:30 pm, Virtual • High School Student Activities, Bank 31 - $1,832.16 D. July 23, 2020 Negotiations Committee Meeting, 4:00 pm, North Branch Area Education Center • Middle School Student Activities, Bank 32 - $0.00 E. July 23, 2020 Principal Negotiations Session, 4:30 pm, North Branch Area Education Center E. Personnel F. August 6, 2020, Work Session, 5:30 pm, Location to be determined 1. Andrea Schmidt, employment effective July 1, 2020, as Activities Director at North Branch Area Public Schools H. August 13, 2020 Regular School Board Meeting, 5:30 pm, Location to be determined 2. Michelle Tabor, BS, Step 1, as Distance Learning Teacher at North Branch Area Public Schools Adjournment 3. Dylan Walker, MEd, Step 9, LTS for Kelly Coleman, for the 2020-21 school year, as English Teacher at North Moved by Grovender, seconded by Bollman and carried unanimously to adjourn the regular meeting at 6:16 pm. Branch Area High School Sarah Grovender, Clerk 4. Julie Demo, change of position from Schoolkeeper to Custodian effective July 1, 2020 at North Branch Area Published in the Isanti-Chisago County STAR on Aug 20. 2020 Public Schools 5. Anthony Sletten, change of position from Schoolkeeper to Custodian effective July 1, 2020 at North Branch Area Public Schools NORTH BRANCH SCHOOL DISTRICT IN UNSUPERVISED 6. Peter DeCrans, request to be released from his contract for the upcoming 2020-21 school year, contingent upon BID SUMMATION ADMINISTRATION AND NOTICE the district hiring a suitable replacement, as Art Teacher at North Branch Area High School GASOLINE AND DIESEL FUEL TO CREDITORS 7. Samantha Bartz, leave request effective approximately October 19, 2020 to January 8, 2021, as Second Grade Board Meeting of July 9, 2020 TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS Teacher at Sunrise River Elementary School Prices Per Gallon AND CREDITORS: 8. William Weinreis, rescinded district’s offer of employment effective July 1, 2020 as Groundskeeper at North It is Ordered and Notice is Bidder July 1, 2020 Delivered Difference Branch Area Public Schools hereby given that on the 8th day Base Price Price F. Designation of Identified Official with Authority for the MDE External User Access Recertification System of September, 2020, at 2:50 p.m., The Minnesota Department of Education (MDE) requires that school districts annually designate an Identified Petrolium Traders Corp. a hearing will be held in the above- Official with Authority to comply with the MNIT Enterprise Identity and Access Management Standard which states that named court at the Chisago County all user access rights to Minnesota state systems must be reviewed and recertified at least annually. The Identified Gasoline 1.1734 1.1587 -0.0147 Government Center, 313 North Main Street, Center City, Minnesota, on Official with Authority will assign job duties and authorize external user’s access to MDE secure systems for their local Diesel 1.2035 1.1888 -0.0147 education agency (LEA). The Board recommends to authorize Sara Paul to act as the Identified Official with the petition of Verle R. Johnson Authority (IOwA) and Arle Chambers to act as the IOwA to add and remove names only for LEA for North Branch Area Beaudry Oil & Propane adjudication of intestacy and Public Schools. determination of heirship of the G. Acceptance of Donations Gasoline 1.1975 1.1875 -0.0100 above named decedent, and for the appointment of Verle R. Johnson, Date Donation From Donation To Amount Use Diesel 1.2135 1.2035 -0.0100 6091 Birch Street, North Branch, Federated Coops Minnesota 55056, as personal 6/2/20 ECMC Foundation – Danielle Carrillo NBHS Athletics $5,000.00 FRC Robotics Program representative of the estate of 6/15/20 Lions Club of North Branch – NB, MN NBHS Scholarship $1,500.00 Scholarship Donation Gasoline 1.2418 1.3600 0.1182 the above-named decedent in an A/C unsupervised administration, and Diesel 1.2674 1.3900 0.1226 that any objections thereto must 6/15/20 Sons of the American Legion – NB, NBHS Scholarship $1,000.00 Scholarship Donation be filed with the Court. That, if MN A/C RECOMMENDED AWARD proper, and no objections are filed, GASOLINE/DIESEL FUEL a personal representative will be 6/15/20 Jasper Lodge No 164 – Rush City, MN NBHS Scholarship $1,000.00 Scholarship Donation A/C Bidder July 1, 2020 Delivered Difference appointed to administer the estate, Base Price Price to collect all assets, pay all legal 6/26/20 Andy Spofford – NB, MN NBHS Athletics $1,000.00 Tennis Program debts, claims, taxes and expenses, Petrolium Traders Corp. and sell real and personal property, 6/30/20 Steve Thorp – Harris, MN NBAPS $60.25 Donated lunch and do all necessary acts for the balance Gasoline 1.1734 1.1587 -0.0147 estate. Upon completion of the Diesel 1.2035 1.1888 -0.0147 administration, the representative shall file a final account for the Total $9,560.25 Published in the Isanti-Chisago County STAR on Aug. 20, 2020 allowance and shall distribute the estate to the persons thereunto OPEN MIC entitled as ordered by the Court, and No one signed up for open mic. close the estate. OLD BUSINESS NORTH BRANCH SCHOOL Sarah Grovender, Clerk Notice is further given to ALL A. Approval of Contract for Garbage Pickup DISTRICT Published in the Isanti-Chisago CREDITORS having claims Moved by Grovender, seconded by Osagiede and carried unanimously to accept the bid of Terry’s Disposal for BID SUMMATION County STAR on Aug. 20, 2020 against said estate are required to garbage pickup for FY2021. Bids results are attached. GARBAGE HAULING ______present the same to said personal B. Approval of Contract for Diesel Fuel and Gasoline Board Meeting of July 9, 2020 representative or to the Court Moved by Bollman, seconded by MacMillan and carried unanimously to award the bid for diesel fuel and gasoline to Price/Month NORTH BRANCH INDEPENDENT Administrator within four (4) months Petroleum Traders Corporation for FY2021 for the school district and the City of North Branch. Bid results are attached. Waste Management $ 6,397.15 SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 138 after the date of this notice or said NEW BUSINESS Waste Management Alternate Bid SCHOOL BOARD RETREAT claims will be barred. A. Member Bollman introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption: $ 5,984.00 July 9, 2020 This hearing will be held RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING DATES Terry’s Disposal $ 3,071.25 The School Board of Independent remotely. Contact Court FOR FILING AFFIDAVITS OF CANDIDACY RECOMMENDED AWARD School District 138 held a school Administration regarding the BE IT RESOLVED by the School Board of Independent School District No. 138, State of Minnesota, as follows: GARBAGE HAULING board retreat on Thursday, July 9, Remote Zoom Hearing. 1. The period for filing affidavits of candidacy for the office of school board member of Independent School District Price/Month 2020, at 4:00 p.m. at the North Dated: July 29, 2020 No. 138 shall begin on July 28, 2020, and shall close on August 11, 2020. An affidavit of candidacy must be filed in the Terry’s Disposal $ 3,071.25 Branch Area Middle School Media Bridgid Dowdal office of the school district clerk and the $2 filing fee paid prior to 5:00 o’clock p.m. on August 11, 2020. Published in the Isanti-Chisago Center. Judge of District Court 2. The clerk is hereby authorized and directed to cause notice of said filing dates to be published in the official County STAR on Aug. 20, 2020 Members Present: Kirby Ekstrom, Nathan P. Fuglestad newspaper of the district, at least two (2) weeks prior to the first day to file affidavits of candidacy. Publication of said ______Tim MacMillan, Sarah Grovender, Attorney for Petitioner notice prior to the date of adoption of this resolution is hereby ratified and approved in all respects. Kevin Bollman, Heather Osagiede FUGLESTAD LAW OFFICE 3. The clerk is hereby authorized and directed to cause notice of said filing dates to be posted at the administrative NORTH BRANCH INDEPENDENT (virtual), Tanya Giese, and P.O. Box 277-6349 Main Street offices of the school district at least ten (10) days prior to the first day to file affidavits of candidacy. SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 138 Superintendent Paul North Branch, MN 55056 4. The notice of said filing dates shall be in substantially the following form: SUNRISE RIVER ELEMENTARY The topics discussed at the retreat (651) 674-6259 NOTICE OF FILING DATES FOR ELECTION TO THE SCHOOL BOARD SCHOOL included communication, back to Attorney Reg. No: 223839 INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 138 OPEB COMMITTEE MEETING school planning, and superintendent Filed in District Court (NORTH BRANCH AREA PUBLIC SCHOOLS) July 15, 2020 and school board goals. State of Minnesota STATE OF MINNESOTA The OPEB Committee met in a The board adjourned the retreat July 30, 2020 10:17 a.m. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the period for filing affidavits of candidacy for the office of school board member virtual meeting on Wednesday, July at 5:15 p.m. Published in the Isanti-Chisago of Independent School District No. 138 shall begin on July 28, 2020, and shall close at 5:00 o’clock p.m. on August 15 at 2:00 p.m. Sarah Grovender, Clerk County STAR on Aug. 13, 20, 11, 2020. In attendance: Superintendent Published in the Isanti-Chisago 2020 The general election shall be held on Tuesday, November 3, 2020. At that election, three (3) members will be elected Paul, Todd Tetzlaff, Paula Vaughn, County STAR on Aug. 20, 2020 ______to the School Board for terms of four (4) years each. Kevin Bollman, Merle Waters and Affidavits of Candidacy are available from the school district clerk, Independent School District No. 138, 38705 John Schutz from Wells Fargo STATE OF MINNESOTA Grand Ave, North Branch, MN 55056. The filing fee for this office is $2. A candidate for this office must be an eligible The OPEB Committee met with PROBATE COUNTY OF CHISAGO voter, must be 21 years of age or more on assuming office, must have been a resident of the school district from which Merle Waters and John Schutz from PROBATE COURT the candidate seeks election for thirty (30) days before the general election, and must have no other affidavit on file for Wells Fargo to review the status of STATE OF MINNESOTA TENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT any other office at the same primary or general election. the school district’s OPEB Trust. COUNTY OF CHISAGO PROBATE DIVISION The affidavits of candidacy must be filed in the office of the school district clerk and the filing fee paid prior to 5:00 The update included information TENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT Court File No. 13-PR-20-85 o’clock p.m. on August 11, 2020. related to the investment allocation DISTRICT COURT In Re: Estate of: Dawn Virginia Dated: July 9, 2020 BY ORDER OF THE SCHOOL BOARD of the OPEB Trust funds and a PROBATE DIVISION Clark a/k/a Dawn Clark, Decedent /s/ Sarah Grovender review of rates of return and Court File No. 13-PR-20-73 NOTICE OF INFORMAL School District Clerk disbursements by the school district. In Re: Estate of: David Alan APPOINTMENT OF PERSONAL Independent School District No. 138 The overall performance of the trust Johnson a/k/a David A. Johnson REPRESENTATIVE AND NOTICE (North Branch Area Public Schools) continues to be positive and the trust ORDER AND NOTICE OF TO CREDITORS State of Minnesota is projected to continue to meet the HEARING ON PETITION FOR Notice is hereby given that The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly seconded by MacMillan. On a roll call vote, the future obligations for OPEB funds. ADJUDICATION OF INTESTACY, informal appointment of Roy Clark, following voted in favor: Ekstrom, MacMillan, Grovender, Bollman, Osagiede, Giese and the following voted against: The committee will continue to meet DETERMINATION OF HEIRS whose address is 2896 River Road, None annually to review the status of the AND APPOINTMENT OF whereupon said resolution was declared duly passed and adopted. OPEB Trust. PERSONA REPRESENTATIVE SEE PUBLIC NOTICES, PAGE 13 AUGUST 20, 2020 PUBLIC NOTICES ISANTI-CHISAGO COUNTY STAR 13 CountyStar.com

FROM PUBLIC NOTICES, PAGE 12 Oak Meadows Lot 3 Block 4 PUBLIC NOTICE OF as the Court may deem just and St. Croix Falls, Wisconsin, 54024, Section 04 Township 035 Range 023 ABANDONED/ STORAGE UNIT equitable. NOTICES as personal representative of the Oak Meadows Lot 4 Block 4 RAYS GARAGE (AKA) TRUCKS N 557.03 NOTICE OF NO estate of the above decedent has Section 04 Township 035 Range 023 TOYS LTD STORAGE UNIT # 5 PERSONAL CLAIM NOTICE OF CANCELLATION OF CONTRACT FOR DEED been made. Any heir, devisee or Oak Meadows Lot 5 Block 4 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Pursuant to Minn. Stat.§ 557.03 Date: August 6, 2020 other interested person may be Section 04 Township 035 Range 023 the mentioned Storage Unit # 5 you are hereby served with notice TO: Sheila & David Miller entitled to appointment as personal Oak Meadows Lot 6 Block 4 has been abandoned and remains that no personal claim is made 4891 Mayelin Ave NE representative or may object to Section 04 Township 035 Range 023 with an unpaid balance for Storage against you and that any defendant St. Michael, MN 55376 the appointment of the personal Oak Meadows Lot 7 Block 4 at Trucks N Toys Ltd located at upon whom this notice is served who YOU ARE NOTIFIED: representative and the personal Section 04 Township 035 Range 023 33458 Xylite St NE Cambridge, MN unreasonably defends this action 1. Default has occurred in the Contract for Purchase of Tax-Forfeited Land, representative is empowered to fully Oak Meadows Lot 1 Block 5 55008 since July 1, 2020. Auction of shall pay full costs to the plaintiff. dated October 4, 2019, and filed for record November 22, 2019 as Document administer the estate including, after Section 04 Township 035 Range 023 this unit is scheduled to commence Dated: August 3, 2020 #488270, in the office of the County Recorder of Isanti County, Minnesota, in 30 days from the date of issuance Oak Meadows Lot 2 Block 5 on August 28, 2020 at 10 a.m. to By: Craig Beuning # 0316660 which Chad Struss, Isanti County Auditor-Treasurer, acting on behalf of the of their letters, the power to sell, Section 04 Township 035 Range 023 satisfy the charges due for storage HKB LAW, PA State of Minnesota, sold to Sheila & David Miller, the real property in Isanti encumber, lease or distribute real Oak Meadows Lot 3 Block 5 and administrative processing 4501 Allendale Drive County, Minnesota, described as follows: estate, unless objections thereto are Section 04 Township 035 Range 023 fees. Possession of the Contents St. Paul, MN 55127 That part of the Southeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of Section filed with the Court (pursuant to Oak Meadows Lot 4 Block 5 of Storage Unit # 5 will be granted Phone: (651) 490-9078 Twenty-Five (25), Township Thirty-Seven (37), Range Twenty-Five (25), Section 524.3-607) and the Court Section 04 Township 035 Range 023 to the highest bidder, or until the [email protected] commencing at a point on the north and south quarter line of said Section otherwise orders. Oak Meadows Lot 5 Block 5 Balance due of $355.00 dollars is Published in the Isanti-Chisago Twenty-Five (25), a distance of 198 feet north of the south section line of said Notice is further given that Section 04 Township 035 Range 023 satisfied. County STAR on Aug. 13, 20, 27, Section 25; thence north on said quarter line a distance of 90 feet; thence ALL CREDITORS having claims Oak Meadows Lot 6 Block 5 Published in the Isanti-Chisago 2020 west at right angles, a distance of 60 feet; thence north at right angles a against said estate are required to Section 04 Township 035 Range 023 County STAR on Aug. 13, 20, ______distance of 6 feet; thence west at right angles a distance of 10 feet; thence present the same to said personal Oak Meadows Lot 7 Block 5 2020 south at right angles a distance of 6 feet; thence west at right angles a representative or to the Court Section 04 Township 035 Range 023 ______OFFICE OF THE MINNESOTA distance of approximately 169 ½ feet to County Ditch Number 18; thence in Administrator within four months Oak Meadows Lot 8 Block 5 SECRETARY OF STATE a southwesterly direction following the easterly line of said ditch a distance after the date of this Notice or said Section 04 Township 035 Range 023 STATE OF MINNESOTA CERTIFICATE OF ASSUMED of 100 feet; thence easterly and parallel with the south section line of said claims will be barred. Oak Meadows Lot 9 Block 5 COUNTY OF CHISAGO NAME Section 25, a distance of 253 ½ feet to the point of beginning. Barbara Peterson Section 04 Township 035 Range 023 DISTRICT COURT MINNESOTA STATUTES, And the north 60 feet of the following described tract, to-wit: Commencing Registrar Oak Meadows Lot 1 Block 9 TENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT CHAPTER 333 at the south one-quarter post of Section Twenty-Five (25), Township Thirty- Kris Cunningham Section 04 Township 035 Range 023 SUMMONS The filing of an assumed name Seven (37), Range Twenty-Five (25); thence west and along the section line a Court Administrator Oak Meadows Lot 2 Block 9 Court File No. 13-CV-20-438 does not provide a user with exclusive distance of 175 feet; thence north 12 rods; thence east 175 feet; thence south Nathan P. Fuglestad Section 04 Township 035 Range 023 Case Type: Other Civil - Quiet rights to that name. The filing is 12 rods, to the point of commencement and there to terminate. Attorney at Law Oak Meadows Lot 3 Block 9 Title required for consumer protection in And that part of the Southwest Quarter of the Southeast Quarter and that FUGLESTAD LAW OFFICE Section 04 Township 035 Range 023 Andrew Orphus, order to enable customers to be part of the Southeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter, all in Section Twenty- 6349 Main Street-P.O. Box 277 Oak Meadows Lot 4 Block 9 Plaintiff, able to identify the true owner of a Five (25), Township Thirty-Seven (37), Range Twenty-Five (25), Isanti County, North Branch, MN 55056 Section 04 Township 035 Range 023 vs. business. Minnesota described as follows: Commencing at the southwest corner of said (651) 674-6259 Oak Meadows Lot 5 Block 9 The heirs and unknown heirs ASSUMED NAME: Ohana Homes Southwest Quarter of the Southeast Quarter; thence easterly along the south Attorney Lic. No: 223839 Section 04 Township 035 Range 023 of August F. Tolzmann, also PRINCIPAL PLACE OF line of said Southwest Quarter of the Southeast Quarter, on an assumed Filed in District Court Oak Meadows Lot 1 Block 10 known as A. F. Tolzmann, and BUSINESS: 1920 Jefferson Street bearing of south 88 degrees 33 minutes 37 seconds east a distance of State of Minnesota Section 04 Township 035 Range 023 all other persons claiming any S., Cambridge, MN 55008 USA 478.00 feet; thence north 01 degrees 26 minutes 23 seconds east a distance Aug. 6, 2020 2:30 p.m. Oak Meadows Lot 2 Block 10 right, title, estate, interest or lien NAMEHOLDER(S): of 183.00 feet; thence north 88 degrees 33 minutes 37 seconds west a Published in the Isanti-Chisago Section 04 Township 035 Range 023 in the real estate described in the BMD Health LLC, 1920 Jefferson distance of 220.00 feet; thence north 01 degrees 26 minutes 23 seconds east County STAR on Aug. 13, 20, Oak Meadows Lot 3 Block 10 Complaint herein, Street S., Cambridge, MN 55008 a distance of 3.00 feet; thence north 88 degrees 33 minutes 37 seconds west 2020 Section 04 Township 035 Range 023 Defendant. USA a distance of 237.98 feet, more or less, to the intersection with a line drawn ______Oak Meadows Lot 4 Block 10 THIS SUMMONS IS DIRECTED By typing my name, I, the 24.75 feet easterly of and parallel with the west line of said Southwest Quarter Section 04 Township 035 Range 023 to the heirs and unknown heirs of undersigned, certify that I am signing of the Southeast Quarter, said 24.75 feet being measured along the south STATE OF MINNESOTA Oak Meadows Lot 5 Block 10 August F. Tolzmann, also known as this document as the person whose line of said Southwest Quarter of the Southeast Quarter; thence northerly COUNTY OF CHISAGO Section 04 Township 035 Range 023 A. F. Tolzmann: signature is required, or as agent of parallel with said west line of the Southwest Quarter of the Southeast TENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT Oak Meadows Lot 1 Block 11 1. YOU ARE BEING SUED. The the person(s) whose signature would Quarter, a distance of 153.94 feet to said point of beginning of the property DISTRICT COURT Section 04 Township 035 Range 023 Plaintiff has started a lawsuit against be required who has authorized to be described; thence southerly, parallel with said west line, a distance of PROBATE DIVISION Oak Meadows Lot 2 Block 11 you. The Plaintiff’s Complaint against me to sign this document on his/ 43 feet, more or less, to a point 297.00 feet northerly of the south line of Court File No. 13-PR-20-72 Section 04 Township 035 Range 023 you is attached to the Summons. Do her behalf, or in both capacities. I said Southwest Quarter of the Southeast Quarter, as measured along said In Re: Estate of: Ellis Roy Johnson Oak Meadows Lot 3 Block 11 not throw these papers away. They further certify that I have completed parallel line; thence westerly, parallel with said south line a distance of 24.75 a/k/a Ellis R. Johnson, Decedent Section 04 Township 035 Range 023 are official papers that affect your all required fields, and that the feet to the west line of said Southwest Quarter of the Southeast Quarter; ORDER AND NOTICE OF Oak Meadows Lot 4 Block 11 rights. You must respond to this information in this document is true thence southerly along said west line a distance of 9 feet, more or less, to the HEARING ON PETITION FOR Section 04 Township 035 Range 023 lawsuit even though it may not yet and correct and in compliance with northeast corner of the property described in Book 62 of Deeds, Page 49, on SUMMARY ASSIGNMENT OR Oak Meadows Lot 5 Block 11 be filed with the Court and there the applicable chapter of Minnesota record with the Isanti County Recorder; thence west at right angles to said DISTRIBUTION AND NOTICE TO Section 04 Township 035 Range 023 may be no court file number on this Statutes. I understand that by west line a distance of 60 feet; thence north at right angles a distance of 6 CREDITORS Oak Meadows Lot 6 Block 11 Summons. signing this document I am subject feet; thence west at right angles a distance of 10 feet; thence south at right TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS Section 04 Township 035 Range 023 2. YOU MUST REPLY WITHIN to the penalties of perjury as set forth angles 6 feet; thence west at right angles, to the centerline of County Ditch AND CREDITORS: Oak Meadows Lot 7 Block 11 20 DAYS TO PROTECT YOUR in Section 609.48 as if I had signed Number 18; thence northerly along said centerline to the intersection with a It is Ordered and Notice is 2. Property was purchased over RIGHTS. You must give or mail this document under oath. line bearing south 85 degrees 55 minutes 04 seconds west from said point of hereby given that on the 8th day the counter on October 6, 2017, to the person who signed this SIGNED BY: Bernice Antobre beginning; thence north 85 degrees 55 minutes 04 seconds east a distance of September, 2020, at 2:30 p.m., under the terms of contract sales Summons a written response Gyamfi of 231.8 feet; more or less, to said point of beginning. a hearing will be held in the above- approved by resolution of the Isanti called an Answer within 20 days of MAILING ADDRESS: 2205 Subject to easements, restrictions and reservations of record, if named court at the Chisago County County Board of Commissioners. the date on which you received this Meadow Oak Ave. Unit 337, any. Government Center, 313 North Main 3. The default is as follows: The Summons. You must send a copy Monticello, MN 55632 2. Property was purchased at auction on October 4, 2019, under the Street, Center City, Minnesota, on real property taxes have not been of your Answer to the person who EMAIL FOR OFFICIAL NOTICES: terms of contract sales approved by resolution of the Isanti County Board of the petition of Gary E. Johnson for paid. signed this Summons located at: [email protected] Commissioners. summary assignment or distribution; 4. The Auditor-Treasurer Craig Beuning Work Item 1171340700023 3. The default is as follows: The monthly installments that were due on the any objections thereto must be filed Office has received authorization HKB LAW,PA Original File Number 30th of each month have not been paid since March 30, 2020, and the real with the court. from the Isanti County Board of 4501 Allendale Drive 1171340700023 property taxes have not been paid. Notice is further given to ALL Commissioners to cancel defaulted St. Paul, MN 55127. STATE OF MINNESOTA 4. The Auditor-Treasurer Office has received authorization from the CREDITORS having claims against tax-forfeited land contract by 3. YOU MUST RESPOND TO OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY Isanti County Board of Commissioners to cancel defaulted tax-forfeited land said estate are required to present Resolution adopted August 5, 2020. EACH CLAIM. The Answer is your OF STATE contract by Resolution adopted August 5, 2020. the same to the Court Administrator 5. The County Auditor-Treasurer written response to the Plaintiff’s FILED 5. The County Auditor-Treasurer has begun proceedings under M.S. of the court within four (4) months has begun proceedings under M.S. Complaint. In your Answer you 08/12/2020 11:59 P.M. 559.21 to cancel your contract for deed for the reasons specified in paragraph after the date of this notice or said 559.21 to cancel your contract for must state whether you agree or Steve Simon #3 above. The contract will be canceled November 10, 2020, unless, before claims will be barred. deed for the reasons specified in disagree with each paragraph of the Secretary of State that time, you pay the total amount due on the date when paid or you secure This hearing will be held paragraph #3 above. The contract Complaint. If you believe the Plaintiff Published in the Isanti-Chisago from a county or district court an order that cancellation of the contract be remotely. Contact Court will be canceled November 10, should not be given everything County STAR on Aug. 20, 27, suspended until all your claims or defenses are finally disposed of by trial, Administration regarding the 2020, unless, before that time, you asked for in the Complaint, you must 2020 hearing, or settlement. Your action must specifically state those facts and Remote Zoom Hearing. pay the total amount due on the say so in your Answer. ______grounds that demonstrate your claims or defenses. Dated: July 29, 2020 date when paid or you secure from 4. YOU WILL LOSE YOUR If you do not pay the total amount due or secure a court order before Bridgid Dowdal a county or district court an order CASE IF YOU DO NOT SEND A STATE OF MINNESOTA November 10, 2020, you will lose all the money paid under the contract, Judge of District Court that cancellation of the contract be WRITTEN RESPONSE TO THE DISTRICT COURT lose your right to possess the property, you may lose your right to assert any Nathan P. Fuglestad suspended until all your claims or COMPLAINT TO THE PERSON KANABEC COUNTY claims and defenses, and you will be evicted. If you have any questions about Attorney for Petitioner defenses are finally disposed of by WHO SIGNED THIS SUMMONS. If 10TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT this notice, contact an attorney immediately. FUGLESTAD LAW OFFICE trial, hearing, or settlement. Your you do not answer within 20 days, Court File Number: 33-FA-20-70 A breakout of the total amount due if paid by August 31, 2020, is listed P.O. Box 277-6349 Main Street action must specifically state those you will lose this case. You will not Case Type: Domestic Abuse below: North Branch, MN 55056 facts and grounds that demonstrate get to tell your side of the story, and In the Matter of: (a) Contract Installment Due $2,313.07 (651) 674-6259 your claims or defenses. the Court may decide against you Donna Gerise Funk (b) Real Property Taxes Due $209.00 Attorney Reg. No: 223839 If you do not pay the total amount and award the Plaintiff everything and On Behalf of Minor Child, (c) Cost of Sheriff’s Service $70.00 Filed in District Court due or secure a court order before asked for in the Complaint. If you do Petitioner (d) Cost of Publication $144.00 State of Minnesota November 10, 2020, you will lose all not want to contest the claim stated vs. (e) County Attorney Fees $00.00 July 30, 2020 10:16 a.m. the money paid under the contract, in the Complaint, you do not need Kelly James Curtis, (f) 2% of Amount in Default $50.44 Published in the Isanti-Chisago lose your right to possess the to respond. A default judgment can Respondent (g) Total Due If Paid by August 31, 2020 $2,786.51 County STAR on Aug. 13, 20, property, you may lose your right to then be entered against you for the Notice of Hearing by Publication The name, address, and telephone number of the county Auditor- 2020 assert any claims and defenses, and relief requested in the Complaint. (Minn. Stat. § 518B.01, subd. 8) Treasurer who is authorized to accept payment is listed below. Since the you will be evicted. If you have any 5. LEGAL ASSISTANCE. You To Respondent named above: amounts stated above are subject to increase, please contact the county NOTICES questions about this notice, contact may wish to get legal help from An order has been issued Auditor-Treasurer office at (763) 689-1644 for the exact amount required to an attorney immediately. a lawyer. If you do not have a directing you to appear via remote redeem your contract and any further information concerning the impending A breakout of the total amount lawyer, the Court Administrator means on August 24, 2020 at 9:00 cancellation of your contract. NOTICE OF CANCELLATION OF due if paid by August 31, 2020, is may have information about places a .m. and explain why the relief /s/ Chad Struss CONTRACT FOR DEED listed below: where you can get legal assistance. sought in the Petition for the Order Isanti County Auditor-Treasurer Date: August 6, 2020 (a) Contract Installment Due $00.00 Even if you cannot get legal help, for Protection should not be granted. Isanti County Government Center TO: Trilogy Properties of MN, (b) Real Property Taxes Due you must still provide a written You may obtain a copy of the 555 18th Ave. SW LLC $8,329.99 Answer to protect your rights or Petition, any order issued from the Cambridge, MN 55008 13162 Jefferson St (c) Cost of Sheriff’s Service you may lose the case. court and instructions for appearing Published in the Isanti-Chisago County STAR on August 6, 13, 20, 2020 Becker, MN 55308 $2,590.00 6. ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE remotely from the Kanabec County YOU ARE NOTIFIED: (d) Cost of Publication $115.50 RESOLUTION. The parties Court Administrator’s Office. 1. Default has occurred in the (e) County Attorney Fees $00.00 may agree to or be ordered to If you do not appear at the by Travis Ostlund, 436 6th Ave SW, during the snow season. Contract for Purchase of Tax- (f) 2% of Amount in Default participate in an alternative dispute scheduled hearing, the Petitioner’s Cambridge, MN 55008 to request a 4. PUBLIC HEARING – A request Forfeited Land, dated, and filed $166.59 resolution process under Rule 114 request may be granted as a default variance to allow an expansion of an by the City of Cambridge to amend for record October 6, 2017 as (g) Total Due If Paid by August 31, of the Minnesota General Rules of matter. Failure to appear will not be existing non-conforming structure. Title XV Land Usage, Chapter 156 Document #470849, in the office 2020 $11,202.08 Practice. You must still send your a defense to prosecution for violation The request is for an addition to the Zoning, Section 156.050 Airport of the County Recorder of Isanti The name, address, and written response to the Complaint of the Court’s Order. existing garage that does not meet District and add Chapter 150 County, Minnesota, in which Chad telephone number of the county even if you agree to alternative August 13, 2020 setbacks. The legal description is Cambridge Municipal Airport Zoning. Struss, Isanti County Auditor- Auditor-Treasurer who is authorized dispute resolution. Michelle Cosgriff, Deputy Lots 7, 8, 9, Block 21, Congers This amendment replaces the 1978 Treasurer, acting on behalf of the to accept payment is listed below. 7. THIS LAWSUIT MAY AFFECT Filed in District Court Addition, Isanti County, Minnesota. Cambridge Municipal Airport Zoning State of Minnesota, sold to Trilogy Since the amounts stated above are OR BRING INTO QUESTION TITLE State of Minnesota 2. PUBLIC HEARING – A request Ordinance. Properties of MN, LLC, the real subject to increase, please contact TO REAL PROPERTY commonly August 13, 2020, 11:27 a.m. by the City of Cambridge to amend More information about these property in Isanti County, Minnesota, the county Auditor-Treasurer office at known as 24738 Hamlet Avenue. Published in the Isanti-Chisago Title XV Land Usage, Chapter 156 requests, including full legal described as follows: (763) 689-1644 for the exact amount Forest Lake, located in Chisago County STAR on Zoning, Section 156.007 Definitions, descriptions, is available and Section 04 Township 035 Range 023 required to redeem your contract and County, Minnesota, legally described Aug. 20, 2020 Section 156.038 Residential questions can be answered by calling Oak Meadows Lot 1 Block 1 any further information concerning as: ______Districts, and add Section 156.067 Marcia Westover at 763-552-3207. Section 04 Township 035 Range 023 the impending cancellation of your Lot 1, Block 1, Cherry Hill Keeping of Chickens. Title IX Cambridge Planning Commission Oak Meadows Lot 2 Block 1 contract. Chisago County, Minnesota NOTICE OF MEETING General Regulations, Chapter Meetings are typically scheduled on Section 04 Township 035 Range 023 /s/ Chad Struss The purpose of this action is to The City of Cambridge Planning 95 Animals, Section 95.04 Farm the 1st Tuesday of every month and Oak Meadows Lot 1 Block 2 Isanti County Auditor-Treasurer obtain an Order for the following Commission will hold a regularly Animals is also being amended. are open to the public. Section 04 Township 035 Range 023 Isanti County Government Center relief: scheduled meeting on Tuesday, 3. PUBLIC HEARING – A request Marcia Westover Oak Meadows Lot 2 Block 2 555 18th Ave. SW 1. Determining that Andrew September 1, 2020 at 7:00 p.m. in by the City of Cambridge to amend Community Development Director Section 04 Township 035 Range 023 Cambridge, MN 55008 Orphus is the owner in fee simple the Council Chambers at Cambridge Title XV Land Usage, Chapter 156 Published in the Isanti-Chisago Oak Meadows Lot 1 Block 4 Published in the Isanti-Chisago to said premises, subject only to City Hall, 300 3rd Ave NE, to discuss Zoning, Section 156.007 Definitions County STAR on Aug. 20, 2020 Section 04 Township 035 Range 023 County STAR on August 6, 13, the mortgage to Megastar Financial the following public hearing items and Section 156.062 Residential Oak Meadows Lot 2 Block 4 20, 2020 Corp. and other items on the agenda. Outdoor Parking and Storage. The Section 04 Township 035 Range 023 2. For such other and further relief 1. 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