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WWW.BANKEASY.COM THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 2020 VOL. 114 NO. 35 COUNTYSTAR.COM FOR THE LOVE OF TENNIS: Jacket girls team tops Tigers in fi rst match of season . PAGE 11 C-I School Board approves operating referendum vote

BY BILL STICKELS III are currently far behind most districts [email protected] in revenue per student. According to fi nancial reports, C-I is currently 304th The Cambridge-Isanti Schools will out of 330 districts in the state in total be asking district voters to swallow a revenue per student. bitter pill this November, and there’s “We receive $1,200 less per student just no way for them to sugarcoat it. By than the average district,” Kampa said. a unanimous vote, the board approved “While our district does a great job in putting an operating referendum ques- doing more with less, the task is becom- tion on the upcoming Nov. 3 general ing more diffi cult to maintain the level election ballot asking voters to approve of education we need to provide to our providing the district with initially students.” $800 per student for the next three Currently, only 9% of the district’s years, with the amount increasing to revenue comes from local taxes, com- $1,200 per student starting in 2024. pared to 20% for the average district. “We are now faced with two options,” “No one is making up that 11% gap,” Superintendent Dr. Nate Rudolph told Kampa said. “Those are funds our the board. “One, seek voter approval for district is doing without. And without local funding through a local operating a local operating referendum, we are referendum, or two, implement a third more dependent on state funding, and year of budget reductions - another $1.7 the state is an unreliable partner.” million for the fi scal year 2022, with Kampa went on to explain that over subsequent cuts to contain costs for the the last several years, the state’s in- next three years and beyond.” creases in school funding hasn’t even kept up with infl ation. Additionally, WHY A REFERENDUM with the state currently incurring a Finance Director Chris Kampa multi-billion dollar defi cit, he didn’t CAMBRIDGE-ISANTI SCHOOLS reminded the board that in large part anticipate state funding to increase at This graphic shows how far behind and where Cambridge-Isanti Schools rank for revenue per because the district doesn’t currently student, compared to the rest of the state. have an operating referendum, they SEE REFERENDUM, PAGE 7 FALL MEANS FORD SUV SEASON! Isanti, Chisago counties request bus service bids

input to MnDOT on the selection BY JENNIFER KOTILA of an organization if an accept- [email protected] able bid is received. However, if no acceptable bids are received, Dozens of employees of Heart- Heartland Express will continue land Express attended the Isanti to provide public transit services County Board meeting Aug. 19 for the counties. in support of their co-workers “This is obviously a diffi cult and Public Transit Director Paul agenda item,” said Isanti County Smith, who plead with the board Administrator Julia Lines. “It’s not to pass a resolution seeking something I know that the com- bids from outside companies to missioners are not taking lightly, provide public transit services to and neither are the Chisago Chisago and Isanti counties. County Commissioners. This Ultimately, Isanti County is something that has been in Board passed that resolution discussion for at least a couple of unanimously; Chisago County months. As you know, the county Board of Commissioners passed is looking, organizationally, for BILL STICKELS III | COUNTY STAR their own resolution 4-1 later effi ciencies in areas of customer that evening during their board service improvement. This is a meeting. decision that is really a business Awww, shucks Minnesota Department of decision at the heart of it.” Transportation (MnDOT) is She noted that it is a decision Emily Hocutt, Emily Fratzke and Mike Willenbring from Leader prepare corn on the cob for customers facilitating the bidding process on Main Street, downtown Cambridge during Discover Downtown’s “Third Thursday” on Aug. 20. The for a new transit organization, SEE HEARTLAND, PAGE 7 summertime staple was being sold for $1 an ear during the monthly event. with the counties providing

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Baptist Lutheran Spring Lake Non-Denominational Proud to sponsor and Lutheran Church (ELCA) salute our local churches First Baptist Church Braham Evangelical Lutheran 8440 Erickson Road, PO Box 958, Bethesda Church 304 S. Main St., Cambridge, Church (ELCA) North Branch, MN 55056 (9 mi. E. of 38180 Hemingway Ave., North 763-689-1173. Call the church office 320-396-2755 Cambridge on Hwy. 95, North one Branch, MN 651-674-5873. or visit our website for current service West Central Drive & County Road 4, block on Erickson Road). Pastor Mark Huber. times and programs. Braham 651-674-4606. 9am Worship Service. firstbaptistcambridge.org Pastor Julie Beck Pastor Vicki VanderVegt. 10:30am Sunday School Sunday: 9:30 am Worship Service sllchurch.org and adult Bible studies. North Isanti Baptist Church on KBEK 95.5 FM; Email: [email protected] bethesdachurchnb.com Lead Pastor: Travis Blake Sunday: 10:15 a.m. Live Worship Thurs., Aug. 27 - 7:00pm Women 2248 313th Ave. NE, Cambridge, MN Service on Facebook of Grace via Zoom Lakeside Christian Church 763-689-3360 55008. www.nibchurch.com Sunday: 10:15 a.m. Worship Service 32393 Rendova Cir. N.E., Cambridge Email: [email protected] at Braham Lutheran St. John Lutheran Church (3 mi. E of Cambridge just off Hwy. 763-689-3576. 8:30am Worship Office hours 9:00 a.m. to Noon (Missouri Synod) 95). 763-689-3649. Ministry Service (traditional style) 10:45am Tuesday thru Friday 28168 Jodrell St. NE, North Branch Coordinator Jeff Bonkoski. Worship Service (contemporary style) Located 6 mi. E. of Isanti on Co. Rd. 5; Administrative Assistant Sharon Calvary Evangelical Lutheran (or 7 mi. W. of North Branch on Co. Dahl. Sunday 9:30am Worship. South Isanti Baptist Church Church Of Rush Point (ELCA) Rd. 5); then 1-1/2 mi. S. on Co. Rd. 12. Retreat house & personal retreat 3367 Cty. Rd. 5 NE, Isanti. Pastor Vicki Vandervegt. 763-444-5988, Paul Anderson, cabins available. Call for reservation. GracePointe Crossing 763-444-5860, Pastor Bob 320-358-4829, 600 Rush Point Dr. Pastor; Sunday 9am Worship; Email: Venneman. Sunday Worship 9:30am. 10am Worship with nursery available. 10:20am Adult Bible Study; Thursday [email protected]. a senior living community Wednesday “Life & Light” Bible stud- 11am Fellowship 6:30pm Bible study. Email: lakesidechurchcambridge.org ies for all ages. Adults & children. For my.calvaryofrushpoint.org. [email protected] 763.689.1474 info call or go to Office: [email protected] Journey of Faith www.gracepointecrossing.org southisantibaptist.org. St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Bible based worship. Cambridge Lutheran Church Church (LCMC) 651-600-9878. Sunrise Bible Church Outdoor Worship Sun. 10am 31075 Genesis Ave., Stacy, MN 55079 [email protected]. 41300 Second St., North Online Worship: Sun. 8am 651-462-5115. Sunday fellowship 9am Branch, Pastor David Stertz. Traditional, Sat. 7pm Contemporary, Pastor Ben Hollingstead. Worship & Youth Ministry 10am Sunday school for all ages Sun. 10am Contemporary 8am and 9:30am Services, Come as you are. All welcome. 9:30am, Sunday morning Worship 621 Old N. Main St., Cambridge Sunday School during 9:30am Junction Bowl. 123 Cajima Street, 10:30am, Sunday evening 6pm, 763-689-1211 Service. NE, Isanti. Refreshments served. Wed. Kids 4 Truth & Bible studies Cambridgelutheran.org Email for all ages 6:30pm. More info at [email protected]. NorthBrook Church Screen & Digital Printing sunrisebiblechurch.org Meeting at North Branch Area High T-Shirt & Apparel Roofer Yard Signs or 651-674-4107. School Auditorium. Banners Real Estate Yard Signs MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH IS NOW Church Office: 651-277-0100 Decals Vehicle Graphics Catholic Frank Gomes, Pastor. Come join us at Campaign Signs Vehicle Wraps ALLOWING FOR INPERSON WORSHIP SERVICES 10am Worship Service – nursery Contractor Yard Signs St. Elizabeth Ann Seton FOLLOWING COVID19 PREPAREDNESS PLANS FOR provided - children’s church (2 yrs 207 Whiskey Rd NW, Isanti, MN. LOCAL CHURCHES. IT IS RECOMMENDED TO CONTACT old-2nd gr.); Mon. - Fri.: (call for 763-444-4035 details) “Life Groups”, Bible Studies, Email: [email protected]. YOUR INDIVIDUAL CHURCH FOR MORE INFORMATION Youth Ministry. Email us at Mass: Tues. & Wed. 7:30am. Sun. REGARDING THEIR COVID19 PREPAREDNESS PLAN [email protected] or visit us on 8:30am. stelizabeth-isanti.org. the web at nbchurchmn.org REQUIREMENTS AND REOPENING SCHEDULE. Converge River of Life Church now open Meeting at 150 Birch St. N., Ste 170, Springvale Church Locksmith Services: Christ Ev. Lutheran Church Cambridge. (Across from Minnco Service On Facebook: Website - • Mobile Service (WELS) Credit Unon) Mark Radeke, Pastor. springvalechurchmn stjohnslutheranchurch-stacymn.org • High security keys cut & programmed 32962 Vickers St. NE, Cambridge, 763-689-5115. • Switch blade keys 763-689-1373 763-689-5333 St. John’s Lutheran Church Sundays 9am & 10:30am • Programming chip keys Evangelical Free Pastor Samuel L. Biebert. (Missouri Synod) Nursery at both services • Motorcycles and RVs Sunday Worship 9am, Sunday 980 West 4th Street, Rush City, River Kid’s for ages 4 yrs to 5th gr at • Lock-out services Dale Evangelical Free Church School/Bible Class 10:30am Pastor Tim Renstrom 320-358-3623, the 10:30am service www.northstarkey.com • 763-337-3041 45268 Brunswick Rd, www.christcambridge.com Sunday 8:45am Worship, 7:30am riveroflifehome.com Harris, MN 763-689-5817 Rise & Shine Bible Study, Monday River Valley Pastor/Teacher Dr. Harvey Martin. Faith Lutheran Church (ELCA) 10am Longer Look Bible Study. Christian Church IHS Sunday School – all ages 9am. 2nd & Main, downtown Isanti stjohnsrushcity.org “Allowing the Holy Spirit to Sunday Service 10:25am. 763-444-9201 Transform Lives” www.daleefc.com Pastor Ian Coen-Frei St. Stephen’s Lutheran Church Sunday Worship 9:30 a.m. (Missouri Synod) 37126 Hwy 65 NE; Kost Evangelical Free Church with social distancing 400 SE 8th St., (Isanti #4 E.), PO Box Stanchfield, MN (just North 37405 Kost Trail, North Branch, MN Home of Heavenly Sunshine 37, Braham. 320-396-3103. of Grandy on the West side 55056. Jct. of CR 11 & CR 72, SE of Preschool 763-444-7527 Tim Renstrom, Pastor. of Hwy. 65) email: 9:30am Sunday School & Adult Bible Sunday Morning Worship & North Branch. 651-583-3281. Hwy. 65 N, Isanti, MN Pastor, Josh Jensen [email protected] Study. 10:30am Worship. Children’s Church 10 am Kost Student Ministries Mondays www.faithlutheranisanti.com ststephensbraham.org Sunday Night Believers Service 6 pm www.MinnesotaEquipment.com 6:30pm. Worship Service Sundays Wednesday Night Worship & Bible 763-444-8873 9:30am. More info: www.kostefc.org First Lutheran Church (ELCA) Trinity Lutheran Church (ELCA) Study 6:15 pm 43779 Gates Ave., Harris. 38460 Lincoln Trl, North Branch Pastor Tom Bakke (763)689-6987 Oxlip Evangelical Free Church 651-674-4498. Handicapped 651-674-7047. Pastor Jon Yurk Church Office 34006 Petersburg St 9am Worhsip Service. 10:15am Coffee accessible. Pastor Scott Simmons. See our website for worship NE; Cambridge, MN 55008 Fellowship. 10:45am Sunday School. Sunday Worship 9:30am, with information. Messages are also We are a “Real Family, Loving Jesus, Mon. 6pm Sr. High Youth. Wed. Sunday School 10:30am coffee posted on our facebook page. Loving Each Other, Loving the World” 6:25pm AWANA/ and fellowship. Email: Visitors ARE Expected! Jr. High Youth. Tues/Thurs. 9am Email: [email protected] [email protected] Bone Builders. Pastor Leroy www.firstlutheranharris.org or visit www.trinitynorthbranch.org Pentecostal Scheumann. The Journey New Life Church 29237 Roanoke St. NW, Isanti 55040. Long Lake Lutheran Church Methodist 601 Heritage Blvd NE, Isanti www.oxlip.org (ELCA) Common Ground - A United Pastor David L. Willis. Email: [email protected]. 3921 277th Ave NW Isanti, MN 55040, Methodist Community Sunday 10am Worship & 763-444-5134 763-444-5315. Pastor Sue Olson Worship at 8 & 9:30am. Sunday 404 North Cypress St. North, the Word & Kids’ Church. School Education hour 9:30am. Cambridge. 763-689-2071. Pastors Sunday 6pm Family Worship. Wednesday Worship and Childrens Amelia & Andrew Buschena. Sunday Wednesday 7pm Family Breakout Church 6pm. longlakeluth.org 9:30am Worship. Livestream of Classes. services and more info at 763-689-4471 Salem Lutheran Church commongroundumc.org. Thejourneynlc.org 4638 381st Ave. NW, Dalbo, MN Everyone Counts! 55017. 763-689-1687 Specialists In Auto Collision Repair Join us for worship every Spirit River Community Sunday at 9:00am, Sunday A United Methodist Church Since school for 3 yrs to 6th gr. 1321 Heritage Blvd. NE, 1978 begins at 9:00am. Coff ee Isanti, MN 612-888-4255. fellowship after worship Reverend Pastor Guy E. Sederski. www.salemlutherandalbo.com Sunday Worship Service and Christian Education 10:30am. Perry Lindberg, Owner 1-320-358-4211 spiritrivercomm.org 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 27, 2020 Being a big party pooper

have a friend who on social media announced how excited he was to watch TV this week. Despite the fact he is pretty much as big of a sports fan as myself, Ihe wasn’t talking about the NHL or NBA playoffs, or baseball. During the recent sports drought, his focus turned squarely onto politics, and as it turns out, he is a staunch Republican. So what he was referencing was the Republican Nation- al Convention. My response to this proclamation was that this week, I will be watching the exact same thing as I did last week during the Democratic National Con- Worth a vention - Twins baseball, the Stanley Thousand Cup Playoffs, professional wrestling Words and even reruns of shows. Basically, anything but the conventions. Bill Now, it’s not that I’m completely dis- interested in the election or politics in Stickels III general. Not only is it my job to at least keep somewhat abreast of key news sto- ries, but as a responsible citizen and voter, it is my duty to keep informed. But in recent years and especially this year, I just fi nd the National Conventions to be a gigantic waste of time and money. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR By the time these conventions roll around, whomever will be the party-endorsed candidate has already been well established. There is no more drama involved with Council takes issue with column licing attempts to divide police and our communi- the delegates reading their votes. In fact, it became a To the editor, ty. Johnson’s narrative is attempting to degrade mini-story when U.S. Representative Alexandria Oca- We are writing in response to an article written every citizens’ quality of life by passing judgment sio-Cortez seconded a nomination for Bernie Sanders last by Gene Johnson on July 9, 2020 titled: “A Strange on professionals he has never met. week despite the fact Joe Biden was already the presump- Time.” Gene Johnson is Publisher Emeritus at We are offended and saddened by the death tive nominee. However this story was quickly silenced Press Publications, owner of the Isanti-Chisago of George Floyd at the hand of a Minneapolis when it was explained it was prearranged out of respect County Star. We are responding to the statement: Police Offi cer. Should we as a society declare the for Sanders. “Law enforcement in many areas of the country, whole Minneapolis Police Department racist as So, besides the “offi cial” nomination process, the only including our own Twin Cities, appears to be a result of this event? Can we take the next jump thing these conventions have become is a huge campaign unjust, inhumane and very discriminatory.” and declare every law enforcement agency in rally with speeches proclaiming why their party is so When this article is placed in the Star, it is the Twin Cities area including the Isanti Police great and the other party is so terrible. As an example placing the Isanti Police Department in a terrible Department unjust, inhumane and very discrim- of this, since it took place here in Minnesota, I did pay position. Really, Gene Johnson, unjust, inhumane inatory? It is our opinion all offi cers should be a little more attention to the 2008 Republican National and very discriminatory? We know Chief Muryes judged on their own merit and not a blanket belief Convention. This is the one where Sarah Palin was nom- and many of the Isanti Police Offi cers. I would not statements that cause our society to come out inated for the Vice Presidential candidate. The morning call them unjust, inhumane and very discrimi- with slogans like “The only good cop is a dead after the convention ended, Palin made her fi rst cam- natory. We know Sheriff Caulk and we would not cop”. We do not want a target stuck on our Isanti paign stop, and the speech she made was word-for-word put those labels on him either. Police offi cers. The July 9 opinion piece put out by nothing more than a condensed version of her nomina- All of Isanti County law enforcement agencies Gene Johnson does just that. tion acceptance speech. If the exact same thing can be have been operating under LEXIPOL (a robust We are not saying there is not very discrimi- said in a smaller venue in front of a few hundred people, policy manual that is far above the minimum pol- natory police offi cers, but racism in Minnesota why spend millions of dollars to say it in front of a few icy requirement). IPD has sought out innovative does not start the day George Floyd died, neither thousand? It’s not like the news media wouldn’t be there policing strategies to address social concerns. does it start with our local police departments. either way. In March 2020 IPD applied for a Department of More black babies are aborted than white babies. Especially this year, when the speeches were either Justice COPS grant to add a police offi cer that With the majority of Planned Parenthood Clinics prerecorded or live in front of a giant empty room, it just will be assisting persons with mental health put in minority neighborhoods, the fi rst Covid seems that there could have been much better things for concerns. This novel approach in law enforce- 19 order put out by Governor Tim Walz keeping them to do with their time and money. ment is indicative of our dedication to be leaders abortion clinic open was unjust, inhumane and It could be hoped that holding these conventions the in professional policing in our community. The very discriminatory. way they did this year, it might signal a change in how negative narrative Gene Johnson writes about po- The Isanti City Council these conventions are held. Unfortunately, however, based on the self-congratulating that has been going on with both parties about how great of a convention they PAID ENDORSEMENT LETTER POLICY put on despite the unique circumstances, I don’t have much hope for anyone going with scaled-down versions The County Star accepts election letters endorsing or advo- and phone number are required. Phone numbers are not in the coming elections. In fact, if anything, I’m afraid cating for or against a ballot measure, party or candidate as published. The Star has the right to reject letters which they might just try to make them even bigger and more paid advertising announcements. The fee is $25 for the fi rst don’t meet publishing standards and will determine if the “grand,” which means every four years in August, I will 250 words, plus 10 cents per additional word; no word limit. letter qualifi es as a paid endorsement. have to be searching channels for anything that isn’t This policy is only in aff ect during election season (from the Paid letters will be identifi ed with a label and may or may convention-related programming. candidate fi ling date through election day.) not appear on the opinion/letters page. BILL STICKELS IIIis editor of the Isanti-Chisago County Star. He can be reached at 763- Like other letters to the editor, the writer’s name, address 689-1181 ext. 107 or [email protected].

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A voter-approved ent plans taking shape in school districts ily, and have learned over the past year what a operating referendum is the District’s only option for Wacross the state, and multiple points of special community we have in Cambridge-Isan- avoiding a third consecutive year of budget reduc- guidance from the state, it’s no wonder that people Ati. I am grateful for the strong community sup- tions and lay-offs. have questions! port of our schools. This is a commu- This summer the district surveyed residents to In a continuing effort to share nity that values education and has identify strategic priorities for the future. Lowering our plan and to answer questions, high expectations for responsibility, class sizes, increasing cleaning, and securing ade- I scheduled three virtual “Ask the self-discipline, respect, compassion quate funding were the top priorities. More than 60% Superintendent” sessions each and honesty—the Bluejacket Way. or respondents said they would support additional day last week. To better accommo- Over a long history, our schools taxes to fund our schools. date people’s schedules, I hosted have produced many local and state Last week the Cambridge-Isanti School Board sessions in the morning, the after- leaders, most recently including unanimously adopted a resolution to place an oper- noon, and in the evening. Brig. General Shawn Manke who re- ating referendum on the ballot for November 3, 2020. NB School I was so energized by the great cently was appointed to lead the Min- We are taking a fi nancially conservative approach to conversations with parents and C-I School nesota National Guard; Corie Barry, minimize the tax impact and stretch funding as far News guardians trying to make the best CEO of Best Buy; Ryan Larson who as it will go. We are asking for $25 per month on an decision for their child(ren) this News was a top 10 fi nalist this year for average property (valued at $200,000) - less than $1 Sara fall and I was glad to hear that Dr. Nate Minnesota Teacher of the Year; and per day for 2021-2023, and an additional $15 per month Paul participants found the sessions aspiring Olympian Char Morke, beginning in 2024-2030. We have a long-term strategic valuable. The small group setting Rudolph CIHS Class of 2019 - a state champion fi nancial plan, and we are only asking for what we also provided a wonderful oppor- pole vaulter and a second-year Mid- need when we need it. We hope you will read the ex- tunity for me to get to know some of our families shipman at the US. Naval Academy tensive information on our website at www.c-ischools. better. who continues to break records. org/referendum. In other news, we are so excited to be welcoming With our College in the Schools program, last It is also noteworthy that if we pass a referendum, staff back in stages over the next week and a half! year’s seniors earned more than 1,200 college cred- we will qualify for additional equalization aid, and Efforts are underway to honor their return and its - saving more than $1.6 million in college tuition the state will pay $103 per student of the $800 per their shared commitment to providing in-school collectively. And although we don’t have 2020 ACT student that we are seeking. Combined, the state and and distance learning opportunities for our kids scores due to COVID-19, we know those heading off to local funding would be an increase of $4 million in this year. Our community is so fortunate to have college in 2019 achieved an average ACT score of 23.7, annual revenue. so many people dedicated to creating high quality, exceeding the state average. With 60% of our gradu- Because we can’t hold large in-person meetings, we safe learning opportunities for our students and we ates heading to college (in-person or online this fall), are asking neighborhoods, service clubs and other can’t wait to welcome our staff back! 40% are heading into our local workforce. Our CIHS groups to please host small gatherings. Both Finance We know many of our students are excited as certifi cation programs prepare students to enter Director Chris Kampa and I will be available to meet well, and social media users may see several of high-demand jobs right out of high school— as a certi- with groups in the community to share information their perspectives about our distance learning fi ed welder or certifi ed nursing assistant for example. and to answer questions. Please call our offi ce at and in school options highlighted. You can learn We have 11 such career programs at the high school. 763-689-6202 to schedule a meeting. We will also be more about our back to school plan at the Return to Our graduates and alumni were the product of hosting a virtual meeting on Wednesday, September Learn! page on our district website. And as always, a well-supported educational program in Cam- 16 at 6:30 p.m. Visit our website www.c-ischools.org/ if you have a question, please email me at spaul@ bridge-Isanti Schools. The question we now face is referendum for details. isd138.org. We appreciate your questions! whether future generations of Bluejackets will be af- As we refl ect on the last year for Cambridge-Isanti SARA Paulis superintendent of North Branch Area Public Schools. She can be forded the same high-quality education that previous Schools, it’s been a year of growth and community reached at 651-674-1000 or [email protected]. generations received. Our district is at a crossroads. support. We started the year with the excitement of Over the last two years, the district has reduced homecoming and large community gatherings to expenses by $7.5 Million. Recent budget reductions celebrate our schools and community. Throughout 7 - have resulted in the elimination of more than 90 staff. the year we faced the challenges of the pandemic, of August 2 Septemb Week er 2 We have: distance learning, and redesigning how we do school. •Reduced teachers at all levels, resulting in large We did so with an outstanding team of committed class sizes educators and staff members. We faced a challenging •Reduced cleaning and custodial staff time budget situation and with your approval, we will •Reduced administration and delayed curriculum have a responsible fi nancial plan moving forward. updates We celebrated the Class of 2020, through a whole •Eliminated innovation, instructional coaches and community effort, that turned out to be one of the instructional assistant positions most personalized graduations in school history. Now •Increased student fees for activities we’re asking our community to come together once Without additional funding, the district faces anoth- again in support of future generations of Bluejackets. ARIES - Mar 21/Apr 20 LIBRA - Sept 23/Oct 23 Aries, acting your age will Libra, take inventory of the er $1.7 million in reductions for next year. We know It is an honor and privilege to serve our community not feel like fun this week, but value of what you have. That the state has more than a $4 billion defi cit and we and partner with you to continue our strong tradition you have to hunker down and doesn’t strictly mean material can’t rely on decisions in St. Paul to help our fi nances. of excellence. Go Big Blue! be the adult. Even as others things. It also refers to the So, parents and community members have encour- DR. NATE RUDOLPH is superintendent of Cambridge-Isanti Schools. He can be shirk responsibility, you know friends and loved ones who aged the district to place a referendum on the ballot reached at 763-689-6202 or [email protected]. how to get the job done. always have your back.

TAURUS - Apr 21/May 21 SCORPIO - Oct 24/Nov 22 Taurus, it is alright to go Scorpio, it can sometimes be against the grain once in a best to walk into a situation while if it means that much without any expectations. to you. Sometimes you have This way anything that hap- North Branch liquor store remains busy to be a trendsetter. This week pens can be taken at face you stand out in a good way. value. unicipal liquor stores exist to promote modera- were placed on them regarding contact with the pub- GEMINI - May 22/Jun 21 SAGITTARIUS - Nov 23/Dec tion and control in the sale and use of alcohol, lic, with the added need for ongoing sanitizing. We are This week could mark the 21 working to keep it out of the hands of minors, very proud of our liquor operation staff! start of a fun and informative It’s required patience, but Mwhile simultaneously generating income for Sales continue to be up over last year, even with the phase for you, Gemini. Look things will start to make sense the communities they serve. Profi ts partial reopening of bars and restaurants. Total gross around at all the possibilities in your life this week, Sagit- are returned to taxpayers through sales are up signifi cantly over last year. But we are to learn new things. You can tarius. All of the parts start to levy reductions. grateful that our bar and restaurant partners were expand your knowledge ten- fall into place and the bigger North Branch Liquors provides able to get back to work! fold. picture is revealed. employment to 19 individuals. Three Supporting the community is a major component are full-time positions with the re- of our mission. Several fundraisers are conducted CANCER - Jun 22/Jul 22 CAPRICORN - Dec 22/Jan mainder all being part-time. in the stores each year which include ongoing food Cancer, eagerly follow all 20 At the start of the pandemic, shelf cash donations every month, a bigger food shelf impulses to explore new in- There is no need to deny liquor stores were deemed an es- drive in October, Pet Shelter fundraiser, Support Our terests. This is a great time yourself some guilty plea- sential business so our stores have Troops Fund Drive (with active duty military & vet- to start a new hobby or even sures, Capricorn. Dig into a Branching remained open throughout all the eran discounts every day), and our Fire Department change careers. Be aggres- big piece of cake or indulge closures, stay at home mandates, etc. Fundraiser which is currently going on at both loca- sive with your goals. in some binge-watching. Out You’ve earned it. Four employees chose not to work tions and runs through September 11, 2020. Tuesdays LEO - Jul 23/Aug 23 Deb due to health risks. The remaining are senior discount day, and our Wine and Pub Club There is some tension going AQUARIUS - Jan 21/Feb 18 staff picked up the slack and no one Memberships offer discounts every day on qualifying on with you this week over Aquarius, expect more plots Dahlberg called in sick during the March products. what you desire and what than a soap opera in the through May madness. We even The semi-Annual Wine, Beer and Spirits tasting you know is good for you, days ahead. The good news started our curbside pickup service that are normally held during Winter Fest and Fall Leo. You’ll need to walk a fi ne is that you decide which and delivery service by the end of March, which add- Harvest Festival is a collaborative effort between the line if you are to get both. course things will take. Sur- ed to the workload they were already carrying. Chamber and the liquor stores. Store vendors vol- round yourself with your sup- Store staff continued to come to work each day, and unteer their time and product to pour for attendees. VIRGO - Aug 24/Sept 22 port network. we received many compliments over that time about In return, tasting attendees are offered discounted Virgo, sometimes the best how nice it is to come into a retail store and encounter pricing at North Branch Liquors on any products that conversations you can have PISCES - Feb 19/Mar 20 such friendly and happy exchanges with our staff. We were poured. are the ones in which the Pisces, excitement is fi ne, but are very proud of their dedication and determination DEB DAHLBERG is the Operations Director of North Branch Liquors. She can be person you are chatting with your eagerness to jump into a disagrees with what you are project may seem too intense to attempt providing the same great customer service reached at 651-674-4082 or [email protected]. saying. It’s an opportunity to to others. Temper some of we have always delivered with the restrictions that debate. your emotions. 6 ISANTI-CHISAGO COUNTY STAR CountyStar.com AUGUST 27, 2020

OBITUARIES Linda (Blumer) Johnson Jean “Luverne” Ludwig Elaine Kriesel After a valiant three-year battle with kidney Luverne Ludwig, 86, of Arden Hills (formerly of Elaine Kriesel, 88, of Princeton passed away cancer, Linda Marie (Blumer) Johnson, 68, died on New Brighton and Isanti), passed away Aug. 19, peacefully Aug. 19, 2020, at Ecumen in North Sunday, Aug. 23, 2020, surrounded by her loved ones, 2020, at Johanna Shores. Branch. just the way she liked it best. Jean “Luverne” Ludwig was born March 19, 1934, Elaine Victoria Kriesel was born Elaine Andera to She was born to Donna Jean (Pickering) and John in Minneapolis, Minnesota to Jack and Mildred Emil and Margaret (Thram) Andrea on October 24, Blumer in Minneapolis on Aug. 28, 1951, the oldest Jouppe. She grew up in Cokato with four siblings 1931, in Chief Township in Mahnomen County. She of six children. When her mother died, 13-year-old (Vernice, Joan, Donald & David). Because of the attended the Sommer School, Dist. 17 and attended LLinda took over raising ppremature death of their hhigh school in Mahnomen, hher siblings. She attended mmother, they were cared ggraduating in 1949. Elaine SSt. Francis schools. Linda ffor by Aunt Florence wwent on to Moorhead State mmet the love of her life, ((Barberg) Merrill. After CCollege for 2 years. She SSunny, at her father’s auto ggraduating from Cokato bbegan teaching in Rosholt, wwrecking business as a HHigh School, she worked SSouth Dakota in 1951, tteenager, but their lives aas a clerk at Northrup mmoving to Waubun, MN in ttook them in different KKing. Luverne was unit- 11952, then to Breckinridge, ddirections for many years. eed in marriage to Ernest MMN in 1959, and then Ano- TThey fi nally tied the knot LLudwig on May 19, 1956, kka district in 1965, where oon Aug. 16, 1988. Linda aat Our Saviors Lutheran sshe met DeeLee through a wworked at Target for nearly CChurch in Circle Pines and tteacher from Sand Creek 330 years. In her mid-50s, llived in Lino Lakes. They wwho was married to a sshe took up karate and mmoved to Isanti in Decem- bbricklayer in December eearned a black belt at USA bber 1968, where they raised 11965. She and DeeLee were KKarate. She volunteered ttwo sons, Mark and Dale. mmarried August 13, 1966. via Be The Match, SAVE, and Stomp Out Suicide. Luverne was a homemaker and offi ce manager for They built their home on Green Lake in 1968 and Linda collected wolves, an animal she valued for Ernie’s well drilling business for 50 years. Late in she began teaching in Isanti in 1969. its strength and majesty and considered her spirit retirement, they settled into an independent living DeeLee taught Elaine to bird hunt, he was always animal. During her own cancer treatments, she con- apartment in New Brighton and in May 2019, Lu- active in hunting and trapping and encouraged her tinued to worry about her loved ones and asked how verne moved to Johanna Shores in Arden Hills. to go with. The two of them did a lot of traveling they were from her hospital bed. She left behind a She is preceded in death by husband Ernie. She throughout the years; the only state they did not closet full of Christmas gifts. Over the years, Linda is survived by sons; Mark (Lorie) Ludwig and visit was Hawaii. Both of them enjoyed traveling, took many people under her wing, offering them their children, Erich and Christa; and Dale (Gayle) gardening, and fl owers; a favorite outdoor past time. support and shelter when needed. Many recall how Ludwig and their children, Karl, Jennifer (Alex) Elaine spent a lot of leisure time knitting, crochet- she helped raise them, teach them, and shape them McLaughlin, Emma and Derek; and many other ing or reading. into the people they are today. relatives and friends. Elaine did full time teaching in Isanti, ending the A feisty woman with a big heart, Linda loved it Private services will be held. Online condolences last few years with just subbing to be more available best when her house was full and she was feeding can be placed at StrikeLifeTributes.com. for traveling with DeeLee on his hunting trips to people. Known for her blue eye shadow and swift establish an extensive bird collection, which they round kick, Linda was a woman who was fi ercely donated to the Minnesota DNR to use as teaching independent, loyal, stubborn and strong. Thomas LaClare tools. She was preceded in death by husband, Dennis Elaine taught Sunday school and bible school ‘Sunny’ Lee Johnson; ex-husband Kurt Miller; sis- Thomas E. LaClare, 76, passed away after a hard- at her home church, Bethlehem Lutheran in ters JoAnne Blumer and Cheryl Slater; brother Jeff fought battle with cancer. Mahnomen and also at Joy Lutheran in Cambridge, Blumer; and son-in-law Lester Johnson. Tom was born in 1944 in Minneapolis to Thomas also serving as secretary of the church board for a She is survived by children Doug (Connie) Miller J. and Laverne LaClare. While in the Army, Tom couple of years at Joy Lutheran. of Big Lake, Terry (Jennifer) Miller of Bradford, met Karen, his wife of 54 years. The two moved to Elaine is preceded in death by her parents, and Nick Johnson of Bloomington, Jennifer Johnson CColorado just prior to their husband, DeeLee. She is survived by many extended (Tad Hadrath) of Coon Rapids, Brent (Ambyr) ddaughter Tammy being family and friends. Johnson of Champlain; grandchildren Kayla (Josh), bborn, they then returned Funeral services will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Jessica, Melanie (Clayton), Makenzie (Justin), Brit- tto Minneapolis to be closer Monday, Aug. 24, 2020, at Joy Lutheran Church tney (Josh), Megan (Luis), Daniel, Ethan, Hailey, tto family and friends. in Cambridge with a visitation one hour prior at Tristin, Brooklyn, and Austin; nine great-grandchil- Once their son Tom was church. Online condolences can be placed at www. dren; siblings Deb (Bud) Anderson and John (Polly) bborn, the two moved to StrikeLifeTributes.com. Blumer; and many other loved ones. CCambridge, MN where A public visitation will be held from 5 - 8 p.m. on tthey would reside for the Thursday, Aug. 27 at Strike Life Tributes in Isanti. nnext 49 years. Tom worked Send your business news, A private funeral service will be held on her 69th aas a Tool and Die Maker. birthday on Friday, Aug. 28 at 11 a.m. The service Tom was fortunate to be accomplishments and awards will be livestreamed on the service day and it will be aable to spend many sum- available to view for 89 days at www.StrikeLifeTrib- mmers sailing and fi shing to [email protected]. utes.com. Burial at Stanford Cemetery. Memorials oon Mille Lacs and win- are preferred to Be the Match, SAVE and Stomp Out tters sailing the waters of Suicide. Florida. Most recently, Tom was a fanatical British car enthusiast and very active member in the MN Jaguar Club. Lucas Kotzenmacher He is survived by his wife Karen; children Tammy (Sally) and Tom (Nicole); grandchildren Dominique Lucas Kotzenmacher, 26, of Cambridge, died Aug. (David), Miranda (Jared), Noah and Mitchell. Tom 19, 2020, suddenly at work. was one of a kind and will be greatly missed by all Lucas Paul Kotzenmacher was born August 18, who knew him. FIVE STAR STORIES 1994, in Cambridge to Paul and Anne (Watercott) A private service followed by a public memorial Here are the fi ve most-read stories on our website KKotzenmacher. He was visitation will be held from 5 - 7p.m., Thursday Aug. rraised in the Cambridge/ 27 at Strike Life Tributes in Cambridge. Online con- from August 16 - 22. IIsanti community and dolences can be made at StrikeLifeTributes.com. ggraduated from Cam- 1. Isanti and Chisago County Court Reports, August bbridge-Isanti High School, 10-14 CClass of 2012. Lucas en- 2. North Branch council to establish procedure for jjoyed fi shing and 4-wheel- Rudolph Faber contacting city attorney iing. He is survived by his Rudolph J. Faber, a long-time resident of Stanch- 3. Runaway tire leads to multiple injuries mmother, Anne Kotzenmach- fi eld, passed through Heaven’s Gates on Aug. 11, 4. Cambridge Art and Craft Fair draws crowds eer; father, Paul Kotzen- 2020. mmacher; three siblings, Rudy served in the US Navy, and following his ser- 5. Pandemic wreaks havoc on property value AAlex, Jill, Sara; grand- vice, he was a longtime employee of Control Data assessments pparents, David and Ivetta and People’s Bank of Cambridge. He enjoyed food, Go to countystar.com to see these stories and more WWatercott; and by many shopping and helping others. from previous issues. oother relatives and friends. He is survived by his wife, Bonnie; sons John and He was preceded in death by grandparents, John Mark; sisters Judith and Carol; brother Gordon; and ISANTI-CHISAGOISANTI-CHISAGO and Myrtle Kotzenmacher. three granddaughters. Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 11:00 a.m. Rudy is preceded in death by his son, Karl; and on Saturday, Aug. 29 at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton grandson, Jacob. Catholic Church in Isanti with a visitation a half As a member of the US Navy, he will rest at Fort hour prior to the service. Online condolences can Snelling. In lieu of fl owers, donations can be made be placed at www.StrikeLifeTributes.com. to the Cambridge Food Bank. Every 8 minutes the American Red Cross responds to a disaster. Help us keep responding… DONATE TODAY at redcross.org AUGUST 27, 2020 FROM PAGE ONE ISANTI-CHISAGO COUNTY STAR 7 CountyStar.com REFERENDUM: District proposes a HEARTLAND: Counties to continue two-tiered approach to receive funding current service if bids are unacceptable

FROM PAGE I FROM PAGE I ‘For far too long, we have home, to care for elderly parents, spe- may impact many employees lives, cial needs family members, school-aged all in the coming years, with the depended on decisions and that she appreciates the heartfelt children and grandchildren,” Fordahl possibility of the state at least tem- words that were shared at the meeting said. porarily withholding some funding made in St. Paul to direct by Heartland Express employees. A dissolution of Heartland Express altogether. Lines explained the resolution is may cause many of the transit employ- Because of that shortage in funding, our future. But right now, giving permission to MnDOT to go out ees who are older in age to miss out on the district over the last two years has for bids, and those bids will be for the Public Employee Retirement Associ- made budget reductions in the total we cannot rely on the state. same or extended service, which is the ation (PERA) benefi ts they are count- amount of $7.5 million, which accord- Our only option is a local criteria for accepting any bids received. ing on to sustain them in retirement, ing to Kampa is around 10% of their “There may not be any bids that meet Fordahl continued. The employees who total budget. decision to prioritize our the criteria,” she said. “If that’s the are losing their jobs may not be able to “For far too long, we have depended case, then Heartland Express will con- fi nd other jobs with as good of benefi ts on decisions made in St. Paul to direct local schools.’ tinue as it is today. We appreciate the or that are full-time, and end up relying our future,” Kampa said. “But right professionalism of the Heartland staff on the county for assistance, she added. now, we cannot rely on the state. Our Chris Kampa in continuing to provide great service “We don’t want a handout, we just only option is a local decision to prior- Cambridge-Isanti Schools Finance Director in the interim period, which is a diffi - want to work. Please vote against the itize our local schools.” cult, awkward thing to do. We will be outsourcing of Heartland Express, or, “We have cut the fat, cut the muscle, as transparent as we can through this at a minimum, delay the vote for a peri- and now we are cutting bone,” added have asked voters to approve a bond process moving forward.” od of public comment,” she said. Rudolph. referendum for the district, which is She added that Heartland Express different than an operating referen- EMPLOYEES, SMITH MAKE THEIR CASE drivers live in the community and COST TO TAXPAYERS dum. With a bond referendum, the dis- During the public comment section of know the community, adding that it is According to Kampa, the district trict is asking residents to approve an the board meeting, three public transit designated a dementia-friendly com- intentionally structured the referen- increase in taxes in order to pay off a employees and Smith addressed the munity. “If you bring in people from dum to include the two different per bond (loan), which the district wishes board. outside, they don’t know who goes into student levels of initially $800 per to take out in order to cover new costs Heartland Express driver Dan Walmart and might get lost and we student and then $1,200 per student in associated with things such as con- Krause read a letter from Heartland have to go in and fi sh them out and 2024. struction of a new building or adding Express employees. “This decision will bring them home, and we know where “This allows us to shore up our on or improving existing buildings. have a lasting impact, not only on the they belong,” she said. fi nances in the short-term, add back With an operating referendum, the employees of Heartland Express, who Addressing the commissioners last programs slowly and responsibly, and additional money is only spent as it have faithfully served our communi- was Smith. “I took the morning off to stretch those funds as far as they will comes in and is used for day-to-day ties, but also the citizens who rely on us be able to come here and sit with the go,” Kampa said. “We are only asking operations of the district such as for their daily transportation needs,” Heartland Express staff, not as the di- for what we need, and when we need teacher and staff salaries, supplies, Krause said. rector, but as their friend and co-work- it.” and utilities, just to name a few. This During the COVID-19 pandemic, er, and that shares word-for-word what Additionally, Kampa said some of extra money will help in reducing Heartland Express drivers had risked they are going through,” he said. the district’s debt service levy is set class sizes and allowing the district their own health and personal safety, Encouraging the board to look at the to decline, meaning the decrease in to maintain exceptional curriculum Krause continued. larger picture of how this decision will taxes from debt service in 2024 will and other services for the students. “We are respectfully requesting that affect not only the public transit de- mostly offset the increase in the oper- The district emphasized this money the board of commissioners postpone partment, but the community at large, ating referendum. will not be used for new or expanding the vote on this resolution to allow Smith continued, “I know our depart- Specifi cally, Kampa said a success- school buildings. discussions to take place with the var- ment has had struggles for a long time. ful referendum vote would increase ious departments within the counties This last year has not been the easiest . the taxes of an average property value WHY NOW AND WHAT IF IT FAILS? . . . to better understand the long-term . . we’ve come through. As the director, of $200,000 by approximately $25 per Rudolph said during the last budget impacts this decision will have on the I take responsibility for the problems month. In 2024, that amount would cuts, the district was asked by some citizens we serve,” he said. that occurred during my tenure here, increase by another $15 per month, for residents about the possibility of an Other items addressed by Krause and understand that changes need to a total of $40 per month. operating referendum. were contracts already in place for pro- be made, are being made; it’s a work in This increase in taxes, plus $103 per “As administrators, we have viding transportation for medical rides, progress for us. Despite the drama that student that the state would subsidize wrestled with this,” Rudolph said. work groups, and rides for students has surrounded our department, we of the $800 per student, would provide “We know we are in the middle of a starting school in the fall; scheduling have made great strides forward that I the district with an additional $4 pandemic. And this year is a Presi- rides for the Veterans Department in don’t think are necessarily represent- million a year for the fi rst three years, dential election, and we expect it to Isanti County and administration of ed here or with just a glance from a which would increase to $6.1 million a be a loud campaign. But we know the the volunteer driver program for both distance here. year starting in 2024. alternative. We know if we don’t ask, counties, which are not part of Mn- “What I would just like to leave as a we are faced with (at least) $1.7 million DOT’s contract for services; and, the closing statement is just my appreci- WHAT IS AN OPERATING REFERENDUM? in another round of budget cuts. And displacement of 35 employees of Heart- ation for my staff; I just can’t express Many school districts, including we all know that would not be good for land Express, and their ability to fi nd how much respect I have for them and most notably North Branch and Mora, kids.” similar work and benefi ts the way that they do perform their “There is not need to rush to a deci- jobs,” Smith concluded emotionally. sion,” he added. “Heartland Express “Every one of my drivers, dispatchers, has existed for almost 35 years. Our and everyone that works for me, truly BRAHAM community trusts us and we have cares about the people they serve. They MARCH 1, 20155 mjournal.com VOL. 1 NO. 1 www.brahamjournal.com always represented our elected offi cials look after them; they’re more than a job P8 Boys basketball wins conference 12th year running. BRAHAM with positive attitudes, dignity, and for them.” TTHEYH DID IT AGAIN: It’s here!re! of fi rstrst issueissue o y respect.” You’re holding the fial! Hopefully Braham Journal at the new already – tha it’s been you’ve heard abouty, 12-pageus already eddi- – that e we will offer a monthly,t Friday12-pageof edi- thhe tion delivered on the last Friday eivofve ethe Next to speak was driver Shanna rrently rec JOINT STATEMENT FROM COUNTIES month to homes that currently receive sitetess , plus be availablevailable at sites the Advertiser Advertiserr cancaann around town where the omm quite a year be picked up. area news frororom Andreotti, employed for two years with Chisago and Isanti counties released es, We’ll cover Braham-areas, bnewsusinusinessnesses from ubs. government, schools,ons businesses,aandnd cluclubs bout churches, organizationsng sstorandorieies s clubs.a KATHY TOMLINSON l let We’ll share interestingt hherstoriesre.. WWe’We’ll about [email protected] plish- Heartland Express. a joint press release Aug. 20 regarding people who live rightyou here.ur acacco comWe’llmpl let the town know about your e’llaccomplish-ll ttellell you dream became a reality when, s. WWeWe’ll tell you ments and milestones. We’ll tell you on Feb. 1, 2014, the Braham nts and activities about upcoming events and activities Event Center opened its doors ed. so you can get involved. She urged the commissioners to their decision. to the public. The very next day, n in Braham, and A There’s a lot going onmyouinorder in Braham, and to he Sky High Riders hosted their tack we want to hear from you in order to sale and exchange at the center, kick- share it. Email us at news@braham- f The Talk of the Town! ing off a busy yet exciting year for the journal.com with all your news and think of family, friends, and neighbors “We know this Board action has center and its task force. photos. Let us know what you think o One year later, members of the task rst edition – good and bad. The this fi is for you! force, who took on the responsibility Braham Journal of bringing the Event Center idea to fruition, refl ect back on the inaugural they know who use Heartland Express, generated some confusion and concern. year of the center. The task force is comprised of ten individuals, all volunteers, who per- form all of the tasks required to keep noting the commissioners would want We want you to know that both county the center running. They have only Once again a one paid staff member, a contract cus- todian. The center, located at 655 8th LORI ZABEL | JOURNAL Street SW, Braham, is open Mondays, Your Best Source for those people to be in the best hands 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., and Tuesday through voice is heard boards very much value public transit, Friday 9 a.m. to noon. The staff will Saphyarrah Fehrman (left) and her sister Ashlee Splittstoser came ready for fun to the also meet by appointment and is cur- Braham Event Center for the Feb. 7 Masquerade Ball, just one of the many events held at rently taking reservations for events rst year. For more Masquerade Ball photos, see page 12. SHANNON FOX the Center in its fi for 2015 and into 2016. The task force Chamber of Commerce, Boy and tness Girl [email protected] possible and that is what Heartland and this service will not be going away, emphasized that the center is owned t or- Scouts, educational meetings, fi teer brings with them a “unique talent by Tusen Tack, a 501.c.3, nonprofi classes and the memorial service for or interest” to the experience. Patty Even before the Great Northern News and Community Events! ganization, and any rental fees go back former Isanti County Commissioner Lind indicated that only three things Railroad was completed andThe Braham’s Braham to support the community. Larry Southerland. The most recent cial election held, were required to make it a success, fi rst offi Express employees provide. we are simply looking into options for Task force members indicated that Santa Day, a collaboration between was a voice for the community. “Time. Passion. Interest.” Journal thousands of hours have been donated many community organizations, It was a place where its residents could to the center this past year. So many, A BUSY YEAR businesses and churches, ve hundred resulted happy in explore issues, expand knowledge, the staff “gave up keeping track.” Dor- Following the Sky High Rider urry sale, of approximately fi schedule events and ponder moral, eth- She acknowledged the growth of potential expanded service to benefi t othy Johnson, one member, said it may children meeting with Santa and Mrs. the center played host ected to back a fl ical and social issues. The Braham be easier to count the hours they are at Claus. events. The task force refl Over a century ago, p home. Despite the time commitment, The center alsoalso hosted cultural l had its humble stastart publish- on some highlights of the year includ-4, Journal each task force member indicated that events such as Germanfest, ABC The- fi rst article on July 2, 1899, to a ing the Grand Opening on Aug. 2, 2014,nts ing its fi they were, “Happy to be here” and that so- atre’s Dinner Theater performance of population of a little over 200. Original- Heartland Express in the last two the citizens of Isanti and Chisago coun- as well as community-based events s used the it’s “fun to be here.” ms, “The Mousetrap,”g schandoo o lconcertshah and ly owned by Mr. W. F. Way, his foresight such as the University of Minneso-ncese . 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SheSh noted that the success of PAGE largely dependent on the Even though Mr. Way briefl the centerceenter isis largely dependent on the HAM - toBRAHAMBR Mr. HowardA Folsom, the lure of Bra- group of people who “work together ham’s small town growth compelled - to make it go.” The taskd MaM force memmem- Mr. Way to rebuy the paper. ce burnt bbersers wwereere iinn agreement, anandh atMa- employees, and routes, asking if the release stated. g pointed out t In 1900, the newspaper offi APRIL 1, 2015 rirriee GrundbergGrG undber pointed out that lun- down, requiring the paper to move to VOL. 1 NO. 2 www.brahamjournal.com eaceachh vovolun- the back storage room of Hesselroth Restaurant where Frank Hesselroth became a printer’s devil. Frank’s ap- commissioners know of the different It also included a quote from Isanti prenticeship not only represented P8-9 Don’t Miss growth for the paper, but the economic 5 SEE VOICE, PAGE Meet the teams and hear from coaches services provided by transit. 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Lost have made many positive NEWS 763-689-1181 ext. 109 jdetlaff @countystar.comuntystar.comwithout power, and in the thin air of high changes to our students’ ed- 763-689-1181 ext. 107 [email protected] altitude, their breath short and turning to oughta ucations and experiences in any knowledge that you may need that there are other agencies that have ght [email protected] ice across the windshield, Captain Verne our schools and in our com- Ullman and copilot Harold Gifford fi munity. During this time, IOnly $24/year hhave had many to keep above the storm, pushing north to land ppeople approach nd clear skies and calm. Running low on fi mme in regards will make such a big impact on our achieved this, and they can bring their time and fuel the crewghting faces to astay perilous above de- the nd a place tto some of our cision: Keep on fi in the ffacility issues, storm or drop down below and fi oor lack thereof. to land. MMy priority as communities,” Andreotti concluded. model here. Providing transportation By now the story of the “Miracle Land- cornfi eld.’ a superinten- ing” has been passed down through gen- dent was to fo- erations, becoming part of Minnesota’s Winter Call Callie at cus fi rst on the legend. In all likelihood, its longevity and MIKE VALENTI | JOURNAL y- even national renown, is driven more by academic programs to make Next to speak was Ellen Fordahl, who service to our seniors, disabled and who was on the plane than who was fl sure we are preparing our students for all post-second- ing it. It is impossible to tell the story of Grasston resident Jim Holznagel was eld in athe 1960 airplane snowstorm. when the Minneapolis Lakers basketball ight without mentioning that future ary opportunities. this fl team went down in an Iowa cornfi NBA Hall of Famer Elgin Baylor, along out until the cold and snow were too much In working with staff we has been employed with Heartland veterans will always be a priority for with the entire Minneapolis Lakers bas- for him, then Gifford would take over. In were able to implement763-689-1181 turning around and coming right back in ketball team was onboard. If the three men this way, and with Jim keeping the pan- many College in the Schools ying and landing the plane because we were up in the clouds with no charged with fl els of the remaining instruments lit with (CIS) courses that allowed navigation instruments.” a fl ashlight, they managed to get down to had not kept their heads, Baylor would not Captain Ullman made the decision to students preparation and Express for six-and-one-half years. Isanti County.” BRAHAMBRABRAHAM where they could see the ground. credits for college-level be a Hall of Famer, the Los Angeles Lak- press on toward Minneapolis and try to nd some place to “We came into a town – we could tell be- courses. We have been able ers would not be the storied franchise they out-fl y the storm or fi cause of the water tower – and when we to expand our technical and are today, and the Miracle Landing could land. Although the crew pushed the DC-3 have turned to tragedy. circled we saw it said ‘Carroll,’” Jim said. vocational programming to ext. 100 well above 8,000 feet, they were only able “Yeah, but we didn’t know where Carroll prepare our students for di- “I’m asking you to consider some less The press release reiterated that if no WITHOUT POWER IN THE STORM to escape the clouds for short bursts. was! So the captain decides, ‘Let’s go a lit- “There were times when we’d mush into rect entry into the workforce tle farther north,’ thinking we gotta get to or to further prepare them Sitting between Ullman and Gifford in the clouds and we’d make a one-eighty, the cockpit, strapped into a jump-seat that better weather soon.” ashlights failing, for entry into post-secondary turn around and get back out of the clouds With the last of their fl Published by night was 22-year-old Jim Holznagel. Jim, programs for these elds. high-de- The quantifi able implications of the deci- acceptable bids are received through and climb again. After somewhere around ying, we knew we didn’t the crew worked by the trickle of moon- mand technical fi who had trained on Beechcraft Bonanzas, four hours of fl light fi ltering through the clouds and change in the technical andg a sleek single-engine ight. plane, was on his have a whole lot of fuel left and it wasnd some time snow. vocational programmin fi rst DC-3 training fl to let down and see if we can’t fi “... There was confusion in the cockpit. was one of the catalysts in Northstar Media, Inc. Holznagel, a Grasston resident who at- place to land,” said Jim. “Only we don’t sion to cut 35 well-paying jobs. Many of the MnDOT solicitation process, then tends Braham’s Friendship Assembly y from of ... And I’m sitting there with the penlight moving forward12 with some issues per year. know whether we’re in Iowa or North Da- aimed at the altimeter, and I’m watching projects on the bond, which PRINTERS • PUBLISHERS God Church, knew heIstartedflying wanted to fl whenkt ” d p and we’re only at 200 feet,W’e pital than us have chosen to work in the county Heartland Express transit service will 930 South Cleveland, Cambridge, MN 55008 in which we live in order to be close to continue as is. 8 ISANTI-CHISAGO COUNTY STAR AUGUST 27, 2020 CountyStar.com Are hands free laws working? REBOOT courses off ered for Question: It seems like I am still seeing drivers during the pandemic, they popped right back veterans and fi rst responders holding their phone. Has law enforcement seen up again after the reopening: June 2020 saw anyyp progress g with the hands free law? 1,656 citations – fi ve more than October’s 1,651 Answer: This is a great topic. citations. CONTRIBUTED veterans and fi rst responders, Here is some information that If you’re already on the hands-free bandwag- [email protected] the causal experiences are was shared on the Department on, thank you for being here. If you aren’t, we’d usually very different. For of Public Safety’s blog: “Com- like to invite you along. Speak up and talk to PTSD, Post-Traumatic that reason, REBOOT has placency is a dangerous thing, your friends and family about using voice com- Stress Disorder, is usually developed separate courses and old habits are hard to mands on your phone. Tell your neighbors and associated with combat veter- for each group. River Valley break. Often, once the novelty coworkers about the cell phone holder that clips ans. However, there are other Christian Church is spon- wears off a new idea or pro- to your dashboard so that you won’t be tempted occupations that produce soring both courses this fall. gram, we go back to our old to hold your phone. Mention to your parents or this situation, notably fi rst Classes meet weekly from ways. Sometimes that’s not a children (or both) that they can get answers to Ask a responders – police offi cers, 6-8 p.m. and dinner will be big deal—at worst, you might all their questions about the new hands-free fi re fi ghters, EMTs, medical served. The classes will fol- Trooper gain some weight back or see law on HandsFreeMN.org. And while you’re at professionals, etc. PTSD low COVID-19 guidelines for some fl owers wither in your it, tell everyone that the penalty for not being Sgt. Neil causes physical, psycholog- the safety of all participants. garden. But sometimes falling hands-free while driving can be more than $120 ical, and spiritual wounds. Childcare will not be provid- back into old habits can be for a fi rst offense (including the fi ne and court Dickenson There are many effective ed for the fall session. The deadly. fees), which can climb to more than $300 after programs for dealing with courses are free for all partic- Minnesota’s hands-free cell that (fi ne and court fees). the physical and psycho- ipants, and class sizes will be phone law just turned one year old on Aug. 1, Even though the law is only one year old, our logical areas, but they are limited to 12 participants. and it’s safe to say the novelty has worn off and work to ensure our roads are free from dis- not complete. REBOOT is a The REBOOT First Re- people may be getting complacent. Drivers may tracted drivers will keep going. If we all work faith-based organization that sponders course will be held be slipping back into old habits, risking their together, we can ensure that no one has to get has developed results-based on Thursdays, beginning own lives and those of their fellow motorists. the devastating news that their loved one died courses designed to promote Sept. 3, 2020. The REBOOT Granted, law enforcement offi cers through- because a driver was posting on Snapchat or healing of soul wounds from Combat Recovery course out Minnesota have seen more drivers using live-streaming videos. It will take some long- PTSD. At REBOOT groups will be held on Tuesdays, hands-free options like mounts and holders for term changes. You will have to break some old across the country, families beginning Sept. 8, 2020. Each their phones. But they’ve also seen drivers who habits – for good. But it’ll be worth it.” are healing, medication abuse course will last for 12 weeks. have these options but are holding their phones For more information go to: https://dps. is decreasing, and suicide All classes will be held at Riv- anyway. Some of those cited for breaking the mn.gov/Pages/default.aspx. numbers are being reduced. er Valley Christian Church, hands-free law say they’re having a hard time SGT. NEIL DICKENSONis Minnesota State Patrol Public Information The trauma healing courses 37126 Highway 65 NE, Stanch- breaking the habit, or they think law enforce- Offi cer for the state’s northeast region. Send questions concerning traffi c-re- are for veterans, active duty fi eld, MN 55080. Register ment isn’t conducting traffi c stops during the lated laws or issues to [email protected] or by mail to Minnesota military, fi rst responders, and at rebootrecovery.com. For pandemic. But the fact remains that 40 people State Patrol, 1131 Mesaba Ave., Duluth MN 55811. Follow Dickenson on Twitter their families. more information, contact die every year on average because someone at @MSPPIO_NE . While the effects of PTSD Tom Bakke at tcbakkefam@ chose to drive distracted. And although the may be the same for combat izoom.net or (763) 228-0883. numbers of hands-free citations went down

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When communication becomes diffi cult Impairments can range from mild noisy or a person is in a group setting. to very severe (nearly impossible to Aphasia can aff ect anyone. However, communicate). While aphasia may it is more common in those who are only aff ect one area of communica- middle-aged and older. Th e NAA says tion, usually limitations occur across roughly 180,000 people are diagnosed many areas. with aphasia each year. Even though brain injury is a primary cause of One of the more common symptoms aphasia, it also can create other lan- of aphasia is word-fi nding issues. Th is guage-related issues, such as weak- can be characterized by challenges ness in the muscles that control the Trouble communicating with others CCOMPLIMENTARY OMPL can be a symptom of various dis- remembering the names of people, face or mouth or an inability to move IMEN COMPLIMENTARYLLUNCH TARY events or things. Sometimes an indi- the lips or tongue in the right way to UNCH orders. Diffi culty conveying words WWITHI LUNCH A TOUR TH A or emotions can be a condition of vidual may not be able to think of the make sounds. WITH A TOURTOUR autism spectrum disorder, but quite word he or she wants to say. In other instances, that person may say the People with aphasia can benefi t from Spacious one and two bedroom apartments frequently it occurs when a neurolog- Staff on-site 24 hours per day Secured building ical injury aff ects the portion of the wrong word entirely, such as using working with a speech-language brain responsible for language. “rope” for the word “ball.” Th e Amer- pathologist as early as possible. ican Speech-Language-Hearing Asso- Th is professional can present many PLUS Th e National Aphasia Association ciation also states that it is common strategies to help manage defi cits or We will help you move!! states that aphasia is an impairment for someone with aphasia to switch potentially return some measure of of language that aff ects the compre- sounds in words, like “wishdasher” communication. Augmentative and hension or the production of speech for “dishwasher.” Oft en sentences are alternative communication, such as as well as the ability to read and diffi cult to come by, and single words using images or a computer to tell write. Aphasia results from an injury may be easier. what a person wants, may be options to the brain, including head trauma, in more severe cases of aphasia. Trouble communicating also extends brain tumors, infections, and stroke. Independent Living & Respite Care to a person with aphasia having chal- Aphasia aff ects many people and can Assisted Living & Memory Care Th e Cleveland Clinic notes a person lenges understanding what others are rob them of the ability to communi- with aphasia may experience diffi - saying, particularly when they speak cate eff ectively without intervention. culty speaking, writing, reading, and fast or in long sentences. Th e situa- understanding language. tion may be exacerbated when it is

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MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH Additionally, cases of congenital syphilis are in- NUMBER OF 2019 GONORRHEA CASES BY WWW.HEALTH.STATE.MN.US creasing in Minnesota. Congenital syphilis (syphilis in a fetus or infant at birth) can cause serious com- COUNTY The number of new sexually transmitted diseases plications such as miscarriage, stillbirth, premature continued to rise in 2019, according to the Minnesota birth, birth defects and infant death. In 2019, 21 cases Department of Health’s annual STD surveillance of congenital syphilis in infants were reported, repre- report. senting a 110% increase from 2018. This is the highest Of special concern were 1,127 syphilis cases report- Minnesota has ever reported. ed in 2019, a 23% increase from 2018. “It’s important to let people know that syphilis is The past few years have shown a marked increase still a problem, but that screening and treatment can in syphilis cases in Minnesota as well as across the help avoid serious complications,” Lynfi eld said. United States. With syphilis becoming more com- MDH recommends regular syphilis screenings mon, surveillance for the disease has also needed to for people who are sexually active and for pregnant change. State epidemiologists recently used a new females. The CDC’s screening recommendations and method for outbreak detection that examines an MDH’s treatment protocol provide detailed recom- average of syphilis rates over a longer period of time. mendations for health care providers, and we encour- This analysis allowed for a more nuanced picture of age people to talk to their provider to fi nd out if they syphilis than before. should be tested for syphilis. “Our improved analysis of syphilis data has shown “Syphilis is a complicated disease that can cause a more detailed picture of how syphilis is impacting serious health problems, but people often don’t rec- counties across the state,” MDH State Epidemiologist ognize symptoms right away,” said Christine Jones, and Medical Director Dr. Ruth Lynfi eld said. “We are STD, HIV and TB section manager at MDH. “Luckily, now able to identify hotspots earlier than before and there are many places people can be tested and treat- complete a more real-time look into what is going on ed for syphilis and other STDs across the state.” in these areas.” With this new method, Minnesota health offi cials 2019 STD REPORT KEY FINDINGS found that cases, particularly in females, pregnant There were 33,725 cases of chlamydia, gonorrhea, people, and men who have sex with men, have contin- and syphilis reported in 2019 compared to 32,024 cases ued to rise across counties. This is similar to what is in 2018. There are disparities among communities of happening in other states. color and men who have sex with men. Minnesota will now be using this new, more sophis- •Chlamydia, the number one reported infectious ticated surveillance method to not only detect syphi- disease in the state, increased by 4% to 24,535 cases in lis outbreaks but monitor disease trends around the 2019. state. •Gonorrhea remained the second most commonly The syphilis outbreak in north-central Minnesota reported STD in Minnesota with 8,063 cases reported that has been going on since 2016 continues. Cases in 2019, a 7% increase. have also increased in the Twin Cities metropolitan •Syphilis overall increased by 23% with 1,127 cases area. New infections are particularly affecting: in 2019. There were 385 primary and secondary syph- •Females, especially those who are pregnant or of ilis cases reported in 2019, a 32% increase. Minnesota childbearing age. congenital syphilis cases increased in 2019 by 110% to •Males, particularly among men who have sex with 21 cases. men. STDs are preventable through consistent and cor- •People who inject drugs. rect condom use during sex, getting tested regularly •People experiencing homelessness. for STDs and HIV, and getting treated for positive •People co-infected with HIV and hepatitis A and C. results. Technology donations for students to be accepted

STAFF REPORT [email protected] and we want to make sure families in computer equipment, which is then Besides equipment, people can also need have access to them, too,” read a refurbished and placed with local donate money via cash or credit card, With the increased need for technol- press release. “That’s why we started families. Acceptable equipment for do- along with MyPlus Rewards Points. ogy in the classroom, the demand for Tech Drive Tuesdays in collaboration nation include servers, towers, desktop In accordance with proper social affordable options for students has been with KARE 11 and Minnesota Comput- and laptop computers, LCD monitors, distancing, donations should be placed on the rise. Heeding the call for such ers for Schools.” smartphones and tablets, networking in a vehicles’ trunk for a proper con- equipment, Affi nity Plus Credit Unions Locally, the Cambridge Affi nity Plus equipment, and mice and keyboards. tactless dropoff. across the state have created a donation branch will be taking their turn with While working equipment is pre- For questions or more information, drive for used equipment. “Tech Drive Tuesdays” on Sept. 1, from ferred, non-working equipment may be go to www.affi nityplus.org/tech-drive. “Computers are an essential part of noon to 5 p.m. During only that time, fi xed, used for spare parts, or responsi- modern education and development, volunteers will be collecting donated bly recycled.

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BY JENNIFER KOTILA revenue year-round, tracks like [email protected] Detroit Lakes can only operate about four months of the year. In order The City of Isanti will be abuzz with to keep going for next year, Detroit BMX racers this weekend for three Lakes needs the revenue from this different races – the annual Race race, according to Merchlewitz. He for Life, the Gold Cup qualifi er, and noted the network of MN tracks are the Rum River BMX state qualifi er all helping each other out. will take place Aug. 28, These events are 29, and 30 at Rum River ‘All of our tracks expected to attract 600 BMX. to 800 people per day, The Isanti City Council work together and and Rum River BMX has approved a special event policies and procedures permit for the races, as we try to help each in place to ensure social well as another special distancing during the event permit for Oct. 4 other out as much COVID-19 pandemic. at the indoor track, at its Riders and support peo- meeting Aug. 18. as we can.’ ple are required to sign a The fees for the annu- COVID -19 waiver. al Race for Life will go Larry Merchlewitz Practices and racing to fi nding the cure for Rum River BMX can accommodate 100 leukemia, according to riders each session, and Rum River BMX’s Larry racing will be divided Merchlewitz. into two blocks if there are more than The Oct. 4 event is to allow Detroit 100 riders. Riders must come into the Lakes BMX to host their state quali- building ready to ride, no gear bags fi er at Rum River BMX. Due to a lot will be allowed in the building. of restrictions, a lot of tracks could Only one support person will be not get to their tracks and do mainte- allowed with each rider inside the nance and repairs this year, Merchle- building, and only parents of riders witz said, noting Minnesota weather ages fi ve and younger who need gate is tough on outdoor tracks. assistance will be permitted in the “As a community of tracks, we chute or gate area. have a saying, ‘MNStrong.’ All of our Social distancing is required at all BILL STICKELS III | COUNTY STAR tracks work together and we try to times, and riders must have their help each other out as much as we helmets on at all times in the chute can,” Merchlewitz said, explaining or gate. Parents helping in the chute High School sports is back! why it would host Detroit Lakes’ state or gates must wear a mask. If social qualifi er. distancing cannot be maintained in After a 163-day hiatus, a Bluejacket varsity team fi nally saw offi cial game action in the form He noted the tracks need the rev- the spectator area, masks are encour- of the C-I girls tennis team hosting Princeton on Tuesday, March 25. The Jackets’ return was enue in order to keep going. Unlike aged. a successful one as they defeated the Tigers 4-3. Pictured here is Chloe Hajek during her fi rst Rum River BMX, which can produce singles match. Isanti, Mora reach state tournament Jacket competition to

STAFF REPORT Mora’s fi rst-round opponent will be the Luverne be livestreamed [email protected] Redbirds from the Gopher League in Region 13C. They were 7-1 in league play and are the third seed STAFF REPORT The Isanti Redbirds and the Mora Blue Devils from their region. They’ll play Saturday, August 22 [email protected] petition, diving will take will represent the Eastern Minny League and at 11am in Springfi eld. place at 5 p.m., with the Region 1C at the Minnesota Baseball Association’s Each team going to state gets to draft three pitch- Due to capacity re- swimming events then state amateur baseball tournament. ers from other teams in the region, to help them get strictions mandated by beginning at 7 p.m. Region 1C is allowed to send two teams to com- through up to six rounds of competition to reach the state in an attempt In response to these pete at state. Isanti earned its spot by beating Mora the title. Isanti drafted Jimmy Skroch from North to mitigate the spread restrictions, as many as Friday night in a semifi nal, 10-0 in 8 innings, after Branch, along with Max Spitzer and Cole Linson of COVID-19, local high possible competitions will defeating Hinckley and Rum River earlier in the from St. Francis. Mora drafted Rick Wells from school sports will be be livestreamed by some region tournament. Mora won its trip to state by Rum River, along with Chase Oslin and Logan played in front of little- means as organized by the beating North Branch on Sunday in the other Sjoberg from Quamba. to-no spectators this fall home team. The fi rst such semifi nal, 4-0, after defeating Ramsey and Quamba Following the fi rst weekend of games, Mora season. event will be the Bluejack- earlier at regions. Isanti was named the region’s was eliminated from the tournament, leaving the Most noticeably, girls ets’ girls swimming and top seed to state by beating Mora 13-2 in 7 innings Redbirds as the lone area team remaining. Isanti swimming and diving diving meet at Princeton in the championship Sunday afternoon. will play Watertown on Saturday, Aug. 29 at 8 p.m. meets will not only be on Thursday, Aug. 27. Isanti gets a fi rst-round bye. They’ll play Satur- in Springfi eld. in front of no outside Anyone wanting to take day, Aug. 29 at 8 p.m. in Springfi eld against the The 2020 Class “C” state tournament is being spectators, but the two in the action can do so via winner of a fi rst-round game between Watertown held in Springfi eld and Milroy. You can fi nd infor- events will be competed at PHSTigersMN Broadcast- and Red Wing. Watertown is the second seed from mation about the state tournament at mnbaseball. separate times, with a gap ing on YouTube. Region 7C out of the Crow River Valley League- org, read details about the teams from Region 1C between them in order to How to watch future North, where they went 10-3 in league play, and Red and follow their progress at the state tournament clear everyone out before action will be posted on Wing is the third seed from Region 5C, playing the on EasternMinny.com, and follow @Region1C on allowing the next compet- Twitter @CIHS_Activities Classic Cannon Valley League, where they went 6-0 Twitter for updates on scores from Isanti and Mo- itors in. as the information be- this year. ra’s state tournament games. For Mississippi 8 com- comes available.

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St. Paul, MN 55127 SUMMARY PUBLICATION OF THE CST. The units contain household Traffic Marking Svcs $81,100.03 the required setback from the road NOTICES Phone: (651) 490-9078 PROCEEDINGS OF THE items. MN Dept of Corrections $23,714.11 right of way of a township road [email protected] CAMBRIDGE CITY COUNCIL Published in the Isanti-Chisago Morris Electronic $26,285.03 and to install a septic system with STATE OF MINNESOTA Published in the Isanti-Chisago The complete minutes are County STAR on Aug. 27, Sept, WaterGuards $6,308.00 less than the required setback from COUNTY OF CHISAGO County STAR on Aug. 13, 20, 27, available for public inspection at the 3, 2020 Total Claims & Warrants $579,186.20 the garage and with less than the DISTRICT COURT 2020 office of the City Administrator, 300 Carried. required setback from the road right TENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT ______3rd Ave. NE, Cambridge, Minnesota. O0o Rod Greder, Master Gardner, of way of a township road. Legal SUMMONS Regular City Council Meeting COUNTY recognized the Wolcyn Family as the description is Pt. Govt. Lot 2 of Court File No. 13-CV-20-438 OFFICE OF THE MINNESOTA July 20, 2020 Isanti County Farm Family of the Section 36, Township 36, Range 24, Case Type: Other Civil - Quiet SECRETARY OF STATE Members Present: Mayor James ISANTI COUNTY BOARD OF Year for 2020. Wyanett Township. Title CERTIFICATE OF ASSUMED Godfrey; Council Members Lisa COMMISSIONERS 20/08-08 Turnquist/Oslund, to 3. The request of Justin Ellingson, Andrew Orphus, NAME Iverson, Joe Morin, Kersten Conley, COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE approve payment to Engineering 4301 392nd St., North Branch, MN Plaintiff, MINNESOTA STATUTES, and Bob Shogren. MEETING Design Initiative in the amount 55056 to build on an undersized vs. CHAPTER 333 ● Meeting called to order at 6:00 Public Notice is hereby given of $25,000.00, for design fees to lot and to construct a pole building The heirs and unknown heirs The filing of an assumed name p.m. that the Isanti County Board of replace the chiller/air conditioner of with less than the required setback of August F. Tolzmann, also does not provide a user with exclusive ● Howie Lewis and Roger Cottrell Commissioners has set a Committee the Government Center. Carried. from the centerline of a private road known as A. F. Tolzmann, and rights to that name. The filing is spoke at the Citizen’s Forum. of the Whole meeting for Thursday, 20/08-09 Oslund/Warring, to easement. Legal description is Pt. all other persons claiming any required for consumer protection in ● Added Community Education September 3, 2020. The work approve the final plat of Hi Circle of the NE ¼ of the NE ¼ of Section right, title, estate, interest or lien order to enable customers to be to Council Concerns on the Agenda. session will begin at 4:00 p.m. and Vee, Section 7, Township 34, Range 24, Township 35, Range 22, North in the real estate described in the able to identify the true owner of a ● Approved consent agenda will be held in the Isanti County 24, Stanford Township, with the Branch Township. Complaint herein, business. items A-E. Board Room of the Isanti County following conditions (on file). Carried. Trina Bergloff Defendant. ASSUMED NAME: Ohana Homes ● Discussed electric and gas Government Center, 555 18th Ave 20/08-10 Turnquist/Morris, to Isanti County Zoning Administrator THIS SUMMONS IS DIRECTED PRINCIPAL PLACE OF franchise fees. SW, Cambridge, Minnesota 55008. approve a per diem payment to This meeting will be held via to the heirs and unknown heirs of BUSINESS: 1920 Jefferson Street ● Approved Resolution R20-049 By order of the Isanti County Larry Fredlund for the May 14, 2020, Tele – Conference ONLY, please August F. Tolzmann, also known as S., Cambridge, MN 55008 USA accepting grant funds for the Library Board of Commissioners this 19th Board of Adjustment meeting in the go to the Isanti County webpage A. F. Tolzmann: NAMEHOLDER(S): sculpture. day of August, 2020. amount of $60.00. Carried. at www.co.isanti.mn.us for 1. YOU ARE BEING SUED. The BMD Health LLC, 1920 Jefferson ● Approved a $500 fine and one- Julia Lines 20/08-11 Morris/Oslund, to instructions. Plaintiff has started a lawsuit against Street S., Cambridge, MN 55008 day liquor license suspension for the Isanti County Administrator approve the following amendment to Published in the Isanti-Chisago you. The Plaintiff’s Complaint against USA Cambridge Bar & Grill. Published in the Isanti-Chisago the 2020 Parks Budget: County STAR on Aug. 27, 2020 you is attached to the Summons. Do By typing my name, I, the ● Approved Resolution R20- County STAR on Aug. 27, 2020 Description Expense ______not throw these papers away. They undersigned, certify that I am signing 045 approving a variance to allow ______Park Improvements $8,610.00 are official papers that affect your this document as the person whose personal services at 211 Cleveland Equipment & Machinery $10,555.00 ISANTI COUNTY PLANNING rights. You must respond to this signature is required, or as agent of St. S. SUMMARY PUBLICATION OF THE Totals $19,165.00 COMMISSION MEETING lawsuit even though it may not yet the person(s) whose signature would ● Approved Resolution R20-046 PROCEEDINGS OF Carried. NOTICE OF (VIRTUAL ONLY) be filed with the Court and there be required who has authorized to approve a CUP to allow outdoor THE ISANTI COUNTY BOARD OF 20/08-12 Turnquist/Warring, to PUBLIC HEARING may be no court file number on this me to sign this document on his/ storage at 309 1st Ave. E. COMMISSIONERS approve the Voting Equipment Grant The Isanti County Planning Summons. her behalf, or in both capacities. I ● Requested staff to draft an ISANTI COUNTY, MINNESOTA Agreement. Carried. Commission will hold a (VIRTUAL) 2. YOU MUST REPLY WITHIN further certify that I have completed ordinance amendment to allow Per Minnesota Statutes 375.12 20/08-13 Oslund/Warring, to public hearing on Thursday, 20 DAYS TO PROTECT YOUR all required fields, and that the chickens and amend the zoning Publication of Proceedings. approve the following resolution: September 10, 2020 at 7:00 p.m. RIGHTS. You must give or mail information in this document is true ordinance at a future Planning Meeting held on Wednesday, A RESOLUTION APPROVING to consider the following requests: to the person who signed this and correct and in compliance with Commission meeting. August 5, 2020, at 9:00 a.m. – ISANTI COUNTY’S APPLICATION 1. The request of William Gilsrud, Summons a written response the applicable chapter of Minnesota ● Requested staff to bring back Government Center Boardroom FOR CARES ACT FUNDING FROM 40807 Tiger Street NW, Milaca, MN called an Answer within 20 days of Statutes. I understand that by a resolution approving a variance to A detail of the entire minutes are THE MINNESOTA OFFICE OF THE 56353 to present a preliminary plat the date on which you received this signing this document I am subject Gary Peterson at 444 Main Street available for public inspection in the SECRETARY OF STATE (on file). of Fish and Rye. Legal description Summons. You must send a copy to the penalties of perjury as set forth South. Isanti County Administrator’s Office Carried. is the N ½ of the SW ¼ of the NW of your Answer to the person who in Section 609.48 as if I had signed ● Approved Resolution R20-048 or by visiting our website at www. 20/08-14 Warring/Morris, to ¼ of Section 8, Township 37, Range signed this Summons located at: this document under oath. approving a Preliminary Plat for co.isanti.mn.us approve the revised Isanti County 25, Dalbo Township. Craig Beuning SIGNED BY: Bernice Antobre Yerigan Farms 3rd Addition, with Members Present: Chairperson Election Equipment Plan. Carried. 2. The request of Keith Kersten, HKB LAW,PA Gyamfi conditions. Greg Anderson; Commissioners 20/08-15 Turnquist/Oslund, to 2805 Sullivan Woods Trail NW, 4501 Allendale Drive MAILING ADDRESS: 2205 ● Approved the Parks Long Susan Morris, Terry Turnquist, Dave approve the temporary intoxicating Isanti, MN 55040 to present a St. Paul, MN 55127. Meadow Oak Ave. Unit 337, Range Plan and a naming policy Oslund, and Mike Warring liquor license for Cambridge-Isanti preliminary plat of Knutson Addition 3. YOU MUST RESPOND TO Monticello, MN 55632 for parks. Members Absent: None Softball Association for a softball Replat. Legal description is Lot 1 EACH CLAIM. The Answer is your EMAIL FOR OFFICIAL NOTICES: ● Approved the contract Others Present: J Lines, J Edblad, tournament to be held at Sandquist Block 1 Knutson Addition, Section written response to the Plaintiff’s [email protected] with Swedebro to epoxy the Fire R Greder, J Benting, T Bergloff, K Park on August 20-23, 2020. Carried. 9, Township 34, Range 24, Stanford Complaint. In your Answer you Work Item 1171340700023 Department Floor. Lakeberg, C Struss, and E Long 20/08-16 Turnquist/Oslund, to Township. must state whether you agree or Original File Number ● Approved the proposal from (Reporter: J Kotila, R Kytonen) approve the following resolution - 3. The request of Reliable Land disagree with each paragraph of the 1171340700023 SEH to prepare the ADA Transition O0o Chairperson Anderson ACCEPTANCE OF DONATIONS (on & Trust, 5030 Highway 95 NW, Complaint. If you believe the Plaintiff STATE OF MINNESOTA Plan. called the meeting to order and file). Carried. Cambridge, MN 55008 to present should not be given everything OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY ● Approved the Cambridge Public led the assembly in the Pledge of 20/08-17 Morris/Turnquist, to a preliminary plat of West Side asked for in the Complaint, you must OF STATE Library Meeting Room Policy. Allegiance. approve the following resolution Commercial 1st Addition. Legal say so in your Answer. FILED ● Adjourned regular meeting at O0o Public Comment Session. – RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING description is Lot 1 Block 1 West 4. YOU WILL LOSE YOUR 08/12/2020 11:59 P.M. 8:46 p.m. Public comment was made. THE CANCELLATION OF THE Side Commercial, Section 25, CASE IF YOU DO NOT SEND A Steve Simon ● Entered into a closed session 20/08-01 Turnquist/Morris, CONTRACT FOR PURCHAE OF Township 36, Range 25, Wyanett WRITTEN RESPONSE TO THE Secretary of State to discuss an offer for a property to approve the August 5, 2020, TAX-FORFEITED LAND (Parcel Township. COMPLAINT TO THE PERSON Published in the Isanti-Chisago located at the corner of Fern Street County Board Agenda with the 04.025.0500) (on file). Carried. 4. The request of Mitch Nelson, WHO SIGNED THIS SUMMONS. If County STAR on Aug. 20, 27, South and 13th Avenue Southwest. following additions: A-6 - Isanti 20/08-18 Oslund/Warring, to 33481 Rhinestone St. NW, you do not answer within 20 days, 2020 Published in the Isanti-Chisago County Integrated Collaborative – approve the following resolution Princeton, MN 55371 to present a you will lose this case. You will not ______County STAR on Aug. 27, 2020 Interagency Agreement; and D-2 – – RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING preliminary plat of Nelson Shores. get to tell your side of the story, and ______Claim Payment to Larry Fredlund THE CANCELLATION OF THE Legal description is Lots 2, 3 & 4 of the Court may decide against you OFFICE OF THE MINNESOTA Over the Allowed Amount of Time CONTRACT FOR PURCHAE OF Torell Shores, Section 28, Township and award the Plaintiff everything SECRETARY OF STATE SUMMARY PUBLICATION OF THE - $60.00. Carried. TAX-FORFEITED LAND (Parcel 36, Range 25, Wyanett Township. asked for in the Complaint. If you do CERTIFICATE OF ASSUMED PROCEEDINGS OF THE 20/08-02 Oslund/Warring, to 15.169.0xxx) (on file). Carried. 5. The request of David Johnson, not want to contest the claim stated NAME CAMBRIDGE CITY COUNCIL approve the July 15, 2020, County O0o Elisha Long, County 3701 287th Avenue NW, Isanti, MN in the Complaint, you do not need MINNESOTA STATUTES, The complete minutes are Board Meeting Minutes. Carried. Assessor, presented the 55040, for an amendment to amend to respond. A default judgment can CHAPTER 333 available for public inspection at the 20/08-03 Morris/Turnquist, to department’s spotlight presentation. the Isanti County Zoning Ordinance, then be entered against you for the The filing of an assumed name office of the City Administrator, 300 approve the recommendation of the 20/08-19 Morris/Warring, to move Section 4, Rules and Definitions relief requested in the Complaint. does not provide a user with exclusive 3rd Ave. NE, Cambridge, Minnesota. Personnel Committee to approve to closed session to discuss Labor Subdivision 2, Definitions and 5. LEGAL ASSISTANCE. You rights to that name. The filing is Regular City Council Meeting the temporary promotion of Vaughn Negotiations (10:23 a.m.). Carried. Section 6, Agriculture/Residential, may wish to get legal help from required for consumer protection in August 3, 2020 Scheunemann to the position O0o Closed session to discuss Subdivision 4, to allow for a a lawyer. If you do not have a order to enable customers to be Members Present: Mayor James of System Administrator I, Grade Labor Negotiations (10:23 a.m.). slaughterhouse of livestock on the lawyer, the Court Administrator able to identify the true owner of a Godfrey; Council Members Lisa 21 at Step 1 effective upon board 20/08-20 Morris/Oslund, to premises as an interim use permit. may have information about places business. Iverson, Joe Morin, Kersten Conley, approval. The temporary promotion move to open session (11:33 a.m.). 6. The request of Dean Fischer, where you can get legal assistance. ASSUMED NAME: Minnesota and Bob Shogren. will remain in effect for a period of up Carried. 26581 Potomac Street NE, Stacy, Even if you cannot get legal help, Rural ● Meeting called to order at 3:30 to six months, or until the IT Director 20/08-21 Morris/Warring, to MN 55079 for an interim use you must still provide a written PRINCIPAL PLACE OF p.m. Position is permanently filled, and will schedule a Committee of the Wholes permit for a manufactured home, Answer to protect your rights or BUSINESS: 967 N. Lake Drive ● Added Howard Lewis Letter, require County Board authorization meeting on Monday, August 17, as a second dwelling, temporary you may lose the case. Braham MN 55006 United States Street Signs, and Winter Parking to to continue; and to approve the 2020, at 9:00 a.m., in the County in nature, occupied by an elderly 6. ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE NAMEHOLDER(S): Alison Council Concerns on the Agenda. temporary position of Veteran’s Board Room of the Isanti County dependent member of the family of RESOLUTION. The parties Michelle Prill, Mia Allyson ● Approved consent agenda Services Office Supervisor, Grade Government Center, 555 18th the persons occupying the principal may agree to or be ordered to Deledernier items A-F. 17, Step 1, to Erin Yerigan effective Avenue SW, Cambridge, MN 55008. dwelling on the premises . Legal participate in an alternative dispute Address: 967 N Lake Drive ● Interviewed Todd Tomczik as a retroactively to July 1, 2020. The Carried. description is the SW ¼ of the NW ¼ resolution process under Rule 114 Braham MN 55006 USA candidate for Fire Chief. role is temporary in nature, and will 20/08-22 Turnquist/Morris, to of Section 10, Township 34, Range of the Minnesota General Rules of Mia Allyson Deledernier 967 N ● Approved Resolution R20-047 remain in effect until the Veteran’s adjourn (11:45 a.m.). Carried. 22, Oxford Township. Practice. You must still send your Lake Drive Braham MN 55006 USA approving the variance application Service Officer position is resumed. Julia Lines, County Administrator 7. The request of Bucks L.M.E.N. written response to the Complaint By typing my name, I, the for exterior materials at 444 Main The employee will revert back to By: Halee Turner, Administrative Properties LLC, 1500 278th Lane even if you agree to alternative undersigned, certify that I am signing St. S. the prior position upon return of the Assistant II NE, Isanti, MN 55040, to rezone a dispute resolution. this document as the person whose ● Appointed Todd Tomczik Veteran’s Services Officer. Carried. Published in the Isanti-Chisago property from Agricultural/Residential 7. THIS LAWSUIT MAY AFFECT signature is required, or as agent of Cambridge Fire Chief. 20/08-04 Turnquist/Oslund, to County STAR on Aug. 27, 2020 District to Industry District. Legal OR BRING INTO QUESTION TITLE the person(s) whose signature would ● Approved Emergency approve the following Personnel description is the South 333 feet of TO REAL PROPERTY commonly be required who has authorized Management Drone Program. Action Items (on file). Carried. the NE ¼ of the SE ¼ of Section known as 24738 Hamlet Avenue. me to sign this document on his/ ● Approved Resolution R20-050 20/08-05 Oslund/Warring, to PUBLIC HEARING 32, Township 35, Range 23, Isanti Forest Lake, located in Chisago her behalf, or in both capacities. I accepting an Airport Fuel System approve the following Utility Permits Township. County, Minnesota, legally described further certify that I have completed Grant. (on file). Carried. NOTICE OF ISANTI COUNTY 8. The request of Britney Lilly, as: all required fields, and that the ● Approved the CARES Act 20/08-06 Morris/Turnquist, to BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT 1483 401st Avenue NW, Stanchfield, Lot 1, Block 1, Cherry Hill information in this document is true Grant. approve to continue participation MEETING MN 55080 for an interim use permit Chisago County, Minnesota and correct and in compliance with ● Approved Resolution R20-052 into the Isanti County Integrated NOTICE OF (VIRTUAL ONLY) for a kennel. Legal description is The purpose of this action is to the applicable chapter of Minnesota amending the 2020 General Fund Collaborative – Interagency PUBLIC HEARING the E ½ of the NW ¼ of the SW ¼ obtain an Order for the following Statutes. I understand that by Budget. Agreement between Isanti County The Isanti County Board of of the NW ¼ & the W ½ of the NE ¼ relief: signing this document I am subject ● Adjourned regular meeting at Isanti County Family Services, Adjustment will hold a (VIRTUAL) of the SW ¼ of the NW ¼ of Section 1. Determining that Andrew to the penalties of perjury as set forth 4:40 p.m. Isanti County Public Health, Isanti public hearing on Thursday, 14, Township 37, Range 24, Maple Orphus is the owner in fee simple in Section 609.48 as if I had signed ● Entered into a closed session County Probation, Lakes and September 10, 2020 at 9:00 a.m. to Ridge Township. to said premises, subject only to this document under oath. to consider an offer for property Pines Community action Council, consider the following requests: 9. To discuss amending the Isanti the mortgage to Megastar Financial SIGNED BY: Alison M Prill located at Cambridge Municipal Braham Area Schools District ISD 1. The request of Andrew County Zoning Ordinance, Section Corp. MAILING ADDRESS: None Airport 15.031.0300. #314, Cambridge-Isanti Schools Wortman, 40895 Jivaro St. NW, 6, Agriculture/Residential District, 2. For such other and further relief Provided Published in the Isanti-Chisago District ISD #911, Rum River Special Braham, MN 55006, to construct Subdivision 2, Permitted Uses as it as the Court may deem just and EMAIL FOR OFFICIAL NOTICES: County STAR on Aug. 27, 2020 Education Cooperative ISD #6079, a deck with less than the required relates to the last remaining building equitable. [email protected] ______Therapeutic Services Agency, and setback from the centerline of right being able to exceed the three 557.03 NOTICE OF NO Work Item 1172353000026 Lighthouse Child & Family Services. County Road 4 and with less than acre maximum lot size. PERSONAL CLAIM Original File Number CAMBRIDGE SELF STORAGE Carried. the required setback from the Trina Bergloff Pursuant to Minn. Stat.§ 557.03 1172353000026 AUCTION NOTICE O0o Commissioners provided centerline of County Road 22. Legal Isanti County Zoning Administrator you are hereby served with notice STATE OF MINNESOTA This is notice to sell property in various committee reports. description is Pt of the NW ¼ of the If you would like to attend this that no personal claim is made OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY units F15 and F20, G07, H07 and 20/08-07 Oslund/Turnquist, to SE ¼ of Section 7, Township 37, meeting via-Tele-Conference, against you and that any defendant OF STATE F14, and J58 at Cambridge Self approve the following claims and Range 24, Maple Ridge Township. please go to the Isanti County upon whom this notice is served who FILED Storage. If respectively, Ron Lundy, warrants: 2. The request of Lawrence Head, webpage at www.co.isanti.mn.us unreasonably defends this action 08/19/2020 11:59 PM Chiyoko Wilkerson, Jill Robinson, Election Systems & Software Inc 33287 Cobalt Dr. NW, Cambridge, for instructions. shall pay full costs to the plaintiff. Steve Simon and Nick Kluge do not pay the $6,675.00 MN 55008 to construct a single Published in the Isanti-Chisago Dated: August 3, 2020 Secretary of State balances in full by September 11, Envirotech Services $43,894.44 family dwelling with less than the County STAR on Aug. 27, 2020 By: Craig Beuning # 0316660 Published in the Isanti-Chisago 2020 at 9:00 AM CST, auction will MN DOT $378,276.79 required setback from the road right HKB LAW, PA County STAR on Aug . 27, Sept. be held at www.storageauctions.net Siemens Industry $6,400.00 of way of a township road and to 4501 Allendale Drive 3, 2020 on September 14, 2020 at 9:00 AM Soldo Consulting $6,532.80 construct a garage with less than SEE PUBLIC NOTICES, PAGE 13 AUGUST 27, 2020 ISANTI-CHISAGO COUNTY STAR 13 CountyStar.com FROM PUBLIC NOTICES, PAGE 12 ISANTI AND CHISAGO COUNTY COURT REPORTS SCHOOL BOARD The following felony charges were criminal sex conduct - 2nd degree - Debra Ann Prozinski (DOB guilty. CAMBRIDGE-ISANTI SCHOOLS SUMMARY PUBLICATION OF fi led in Isanti County Court on victim under 13 - actor > 36m old. 01/12/1959), of Isanti, was charged THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE Aug. 17 - 21. All individuals are Benjamin James Peters (DOB Aug. 20 with drugs - 5th degree - Phillip Anthony Dowalczk (DOB CAMBRIDGE-ISANTI SCHOOLS presumed innocent until proven 05/18/1984), of Isanti, was charged possess schedule 1,2,3,4 - not small 10/17/1983), of White Bear Lake, was BOARD OF EDUCATION. guilty. Aug. 18 with two counts threats of amount marijuana. charged Aug. 17 with traffi c - DWI The complete minutes are available for public inspection at violence. David Joseph Ashwood (DOB - operate motor vehicle - alcohol the Education Services Center, Tou Vang, (DOB 11/09/1990), of Spring Jamaul Wendell Graham (DOB 10/26/1981), of Carlton, was charged concentration 0.08 within 2 hours. Cambridge-Isanti Schools, 625A Lake Park, was charged Aug. 17 with 11/09/1972), of Robbinsdale, was Aug. 21 with two counts violate no Jon Emanuel Ailara (DOB 11/30/1981), Main Street North, Cambridge, MN, or at our website, www.c-ischools. domestic assault - by strangulation. charged Aug. 18 with threats of contact order - within 10 years of the of Taylors Falls, was charged Aug. org. Chistopher James Keller (DOB violence. fi rst of two or more convictions. 21 with drugs - 5th degree - possess The Regular School Board 01/27/1993), of Brook Park, was Crystal Dawn Holmstrom (DOB schedule 1,2,34, - not small amount Meeting of Cambridge-Isanti Schools charged Aug. 18 with one count crimi- 09/18/1986), of Cambridge, was The following felony charges were marijuana. July 23, 2020. Member Present: Chair Tim nal sexual cond - 1st degree - pene- charged Aug. 20 with two counts fi led in Chisago County Court on Hitchings, Vice Chair Gary Hawkins, tration or contact with person under drugs - 5th degree - possess schedule Aug. 17 - 21. All individuals are Clerk Lynn Wedlund, Treasurer Heidi 13 - actor > 36m older, and one count 1,2,3,4 - not small amount marijuana. presumed innocent until proven Sprandel, and Directors Aaron Berg and Carri Levitski; and Ex Officio, Superintendent Dr. Nate Rudolph. Absent: Nikki Johnson • Chair Tim Hitchings called the meeting to order at 6:30 p.m. • Revised Agenda and Consent Agenda were approved. • Approved the Treasurer’s Report Sheriff : Suspect started fi re to hide bungled burglary subject to audit. • Resolved to accept gifts and donations from the following STAFF REPORT property. A deputy arrived and identifi ed Schaer. individuals and businesses: [email protected] They pulled in next to the vehicle and The deputy learned that Pine County was Mightycause Charitable Foundation, honked. A white male, approximately six looking for Schaer and notifi ed Pine Coun- Boston Scientific, Beth Moran, Wells Fargo/DoTopia, and Affinity Plus A Braham man has been charged with feet tall, came out from the southwest side ty he had found him. Schaer was taken to Federal Credit Union arson and burglary after allegedly trying of the building with a blanket or sheet the hospital for treatment for his arm. • Approved Long Term Facility to burn down a house he had burglarized. wrapped around his hand. They said he The person told deputies that Schaer had Maintenance 10 Year Plan According to the criminal complaint fi led was holding a window screen, and it looked said he had “gotten desperate” and tried to • Approved 2020-21 Athletics Agreement between C-I and in Pine County court, on Aug. 12, offi cers like he had a cut on his arm. The man told rob a place but was on a ladder and cut his Cambridge Christian School from the Pine County Sheriff’s Offi ce and them he was hurt and looking for help, then arm. He said there was blood all over the • Approved 2020-21 Athletics the Pine City Fire Department were dis- got into his car and drove off west on Henri- carpet and he was worried about his DNA. Agreement between C-I and Art & Science Academy patched to a residence on Henriette Road ette Road. They were able to get a license He then found some gas and started a fi re. • Approved 2020-21 Athletics and in Grasston after a house was reported on plate on his vehicle. They then discovered As he was leaving, two women showed up Activities Trip Permissions fi re. that the house was on fi re and called 911. and he told them he was going to get medi- • Approved 2020-21 Student Handbooks A deputy arrived fi rst and could see dark, Once the Pine City Fire Department cal attention. • Approved Chromebook heavy smoke coming from the southern had extinguished the fi re, offi cers entered Schaer had surgery on his wrist and was Purchase for 2020-21 side of the residence. The homeowner told the residence. They found a lighter on the then taken into custody by the Pine County • Approved Designation of Identified Official with Authority for the deputy that no one was inside, but rocking chair in the living room area. The Sheriff’s Department on Aug. 13. the MDE External User Access added that someone had broken into the owner said the lighter did not belong to her. Deputies executed a search warrant at Recertification System residence and started it on fi re. The deputy Part of the residence was burned extensive- Schaer’s residence on Aug. 13 and found • Approved 2020-21 MSBA Membership Renewal could see fresh vehicle tire burn marks in ly and the ceiling had fallen in, but the rest two loaded shotguns. A record check • Resolved MOU between C-I the gravel and an aluminum ladder leaning of the house was still intact. showed that Schaer is ineligible to possess Schools and the Principal Bargaining against the window. Flames were coming Deputies had prior contact with the vehi- fi rearms due to numerous prior convic- Group out through a broken window on the south- cle with the license plate identifi ed by the tions. • Approved MOU between C-I Schools and Director of Teaching west side of the house. victim related to David Ernest Schaer, 49, of Schaer has been charged with felony and Learning The owner of the house said that she Braham. fi rst-degree arson, felony second-degree • Approved MOU between C-I and another person had been in Mora and On Aug. 12, the Kanabec County Sheriff’s and third-degree burglary and possession Schools and Education Minnesota • Moved to Closed session were on their way home but when they got Offi ce was contacted by a person who said of a fi rearm by a person convicted of a pursuant to Minnesota Statute § close to the residence they saw a vehicle that Schaer had showed up at their house crime of violence. 13D.05 Subd. 3 parked near the garage door with the dome with a large bleeding cut on his right arm Schaer faces a maximum charge of 20 o Adjourned at 8:16 p.m. Published in the Isanti-Chisago light on. 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